QUIZ 2 Flashcards

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Function of Male Reproductive Tract (two)

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  1. Produce and deliver sperm
  2. Synthesis and secretion of androgens
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Spermatic Cord Functions (three)

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  1. Suspends the testes
  2. Temperature regulation
  3. Regulates the concentration of Testosterone
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3
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Spermatic Cord Anatomy

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  1. pathway for blood, lymph vessels, nerves,and ductus deferens
  2. extends from the abdominal inguinal ring to the dorsal side of testes
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Structure and Function (two) of the Pampiniform plexus

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testicular veins surround the testicular arteries, for countercurrent exchange of:
1. heat (atrial → venous blood)
2. testosterone (venous → atrial blood)

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5
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Excurrent Duct System anatomy and functions (3)

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Made up of afferent ducts, epididymis, and ductus deferens…has smooth muscle and stereocilia
Functions: maturation, storage, and delivery of sperm

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Scrotum Anatomy and Functions (4)

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Four layers: skin, tunica dartos, scrotal fascia, parietal vaginal tunic
Functions: temperature sensor, temperature regulation, protection, and support

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Penis Anatomy and Function

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3 parts: base, shaft, glands (spongiosum and corpus cavernosum)
1. Cupolation
2. Urination

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8
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Why is Scrotal Temp Regulation Important? (3) (hint: pqs)

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  1. Spermatogenesis (production)
  2. Fertilization capacity (quality)
  3. developmental potential of the zygote (survivability)
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Testes Anatomy and Function (3)

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Made of: Testicular capsule, parenchyma, mediastinum, rete tubules
For production of:
1. Spermatozoa
2. Androgens
3. Tubular Fluid (transport of spermatozoa)

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10
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Pattern of Hormone Secretion in Sexually Mature Males

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GnRH → FSH → LH → Testosterone

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11
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Define Puberty in Males

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Having an ejaculate that has threshold spermatozoa for fertilization (quantity and quality)

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12
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Define Lumination of Tubules

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When the Seminiferous tubules grow after week 15 and much more after week 25

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13
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Which species reach puberty earlier?

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Cattle: dairy breeds, early maturing, late maturing

Swine: maternal, meat breeds

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Parenchyma Anatomy and Function

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Made up of interstitial and tubular (seminiferous tubules)

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15
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Steps of Spermatogenesis (3)

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  1. Proliferation (Basal)
  2. Meiotic (Adluminal)
  3. Differentiation (Adluminal)
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16
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What modifications do spherical spermatids undergo during differentiation?

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  1. become motile
  2. condensing their nuclei for protection
  3. forming acrosomes for fertilization
17
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Differentiation phases (G-CAM)

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  1. Golgi phase
    2.Cap phase
  2. Acrosomal phase
  3. Maturation phase
18
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Golgi Phase

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  1. small vesicles of golgi → proacrosomic granules
  2. centrioles migrate to other side of nucleus
  3. golgi ves i le fusion → large acrosomic granule
  4. Proximal centriole forms attachment point of the flagellum
  5. Distal centriole gives rise to flagellum itself
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The Cap Phase

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  1. Acrosomal vesicle forms a cap over the nucleus
  2. golgi and other organelles migrate to distal portion
  3. DC (begins) → flagellum
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Acrosomal Phase

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  1. nucleus elongates
  2. microtubules → manchette
  3. Neck and annulus formed
  4. flagellum cont. to develop
21
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Maturation Phase

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  1. Manchette forms the post nuclear cap
    2.mitochondria migrates to posterior side of nucleus
  2. annulus forms connection between. middle and principal pieces of the flagellum
22
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Steps for Penile Erection

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  1. Flaccid penis → sexual arousal
  2. vasodilation of helicon arteries (inc blood flow)
  3. inc blood flow to cavernous tissue + dec venous outflow
  4. ejactulation (contraction of bulbospongiosus and ischiocavernosus)
  5. venous outflow
23
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Copulatory Behaviour (MIE)

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  1. Mounting
  2. Intro mission
  3. Ejaculation
24
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Precopulatory Behaviour (PCAEP)

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  1. search for sexual PARTNER
  2. COURTSHIP
  3. sexual AROUSAL
  4. ERECTION
  5. PENILE PROTRUSION
25
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Flehmen Behaviour

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  1. Head elevated
  2. Curling of Lip
    3.Negative pressure in the nasopalatine duct
  3. Evaluation by sensory neurons

…can examine less volatile phermones

26
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Ejaculation Fluid Fraction: Ram, Bull (#)

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1 fraction

27
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Ejaculation Fluid Fraction: Stallion (#, types)

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  1. sperm rich
  2. gel
28
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Ejaculation Fluid Fraction: Boar (#, types)

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  1. Accessory fluid, gelatinous pellets, few sperm
  2. Sperm Rich
  3. Gel portion
29
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Ejaculation Fluid Fraction: Dog (#, types)

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  1. Pre sperm, prostrate
  2. Sperm rich
  3. Prostrate fluid
30
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Postcopulatory Behaviour (DRM)

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  1. Dismount
  2. Refractory Period
  3. Memory
31
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Sire Attributes to be Fertile (3)

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  1. Physical soundness
  2. Good semen quality
  3. Good serving capacity
32
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Breeding Soundness Exam (BSE) Steps (5)

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  1. History (supporting info)
  2. Physical Exam
  3. Repro tract Exam
  4. Collect and examine semen (semen quality)
  5. Evaluate libido and mating ability(serving capacity)
33
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Larger Scrotum Circumference = higher…

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semen quality, motile sperm, sperm survivability

34
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Is sire fertility a binary trait or spectrum?

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spectrum