Reproductive System 1 Flashcards

1
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Male gametes

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Sperm

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2
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Female sex cells

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Ova

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3
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Result of fertilization

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Zygote

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4
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Male organs function

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Produce, store, and introduce male sperm

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5
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Function of women’s reproductive system

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Produce ova, receive sperm, permit fertilization and allows the ovums maturation

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6
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Reproductive or sex cells

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Gametes

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7
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what is sometimes used to describe the dual urinary and reproductive function of the reproductive system

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urogenital system

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8
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reproductive organs are classified as

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essential or acessory

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9
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acessory organs in men

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  1. A series of passagewaus or ducts that carry the sperm from the testes to the exterior
  2. Additional sex glands that procide secretions that protect and nurture sperm
  3. The external reproductive organs called the external genitals
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10
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mans gonads

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testes

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11
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where are the testes located

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scrotum

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12
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Why is the scrotum important

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It allows that testes to be about one degree celsius cooler than the rest of the body.

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13
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each testes is surrounded by a membrane called

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tunica albuginea

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14
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What does the tunica albuginea do

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covers the testicle and then enters the glands to form the many septa that divide it into sections or lobules

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15
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secrete the male sex hormone

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interstitial cells

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16
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cells lying near the septa that separate the lobules

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interstital cells

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17
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male sex hormone

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testosterone

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18
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each lobule consists of a narrow but long and coiled _____

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seminiferous tubule

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19
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where do sperm develop

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In the walls of the seminiferous tubule

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20
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sperm production is called

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spermatogenesis

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21
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sperm stem cells

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spermatogonia

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22
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hypothalamus released what hormone for both females and males that is significant for reproduction

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gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH)

23
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(GnRH) stimulates the release of what

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follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone

24
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speratogenium mitosis and cell division results in

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speratogonium and primary spermatocyte

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spermatocytes undergo what in order to form sperm>
specialized form of meiosis
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daughter cells of primary spermatocytes
daughter spermatids
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are among the most highly specialized and smallest cells in the body
spermatozoa
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The nucleus of a sperm cell is coverd by what
an acrosome
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what does acrosome do
it is a specialized structure containing enzymes that enable the sperm to break down the covering of the ovum and permit entry if contact occurs
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Testosterone serves to:
1: Masculinization 2. Promotion ad maintenance of the development of the male accessory organs 3. Stimulation effect of protein anabolism
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undescended testis
cryptorchidism
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fist tube the sperm enters that is very coiled, in the scrotum, and approxiamately 6 M long
Epididymis
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Where sperm mature and develop their ability to move or swim
epididymis
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tube that permits sperm to exit the epididymis
vas deferens
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the tubule after the vasdeferens joins the seminole vesicle
ejaculatory duct
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what duct passes throught the substance of the prostate gland
ejaculatory duct
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What permits sperm to enter into the urethra
ejaculatory duct
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Mixture of sperm and fluid excreted by sex glands
Semen
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Semen is the same as
Seminal fluid
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What are the sex glands
Two seminal vesicles, one prostate glands, two bulbourethral glands
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Contribute to about 60% of the seminal fluid
Seminal vesicles
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Provides energy for highly motile sperm
Seminal vesicles secretions
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Secretes yellowish, thick and rich in the sugar fructose
Seminal vesicles
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Shaped like a doughnut and lies just below the bladder
Prostate gland
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Secretes a thin, milk colored fluid that accounts for about 30% of semen
Prostate gland
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Secretions activate the sperm and help them maintain their motility
Prostate gland
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Releases preejaculate
Bulbourethral glands
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Functions of the bulbourethral glands
1) neutralize any residue of sperm damaging acidic urine in the terminal urethra 2) lubricates the urethra to protect the sperm from friction damage during ejaculation
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Organ that, we made stiff and direct by the filling of it spongy or tile tissue components of blood during sexual arousal, can answer and deposit sperm in the vagina during intercourse
Penis
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Three separate columns of erectile tissue in the penises shaft
Corpus spongiosum, And 2 layers of corpus cavernosmu
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Erectile tissue that directly surrounds the urethra
Corpus spongiosum
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A sensitive part of the penis at the distal end of the shaft
Glans
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A loose fitting read tractable color called blank that covers the glans
Foreskin or prepuce
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Surgical removal of the foreskin
Circumcision