Unit 11: Male Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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where does sperm maturation occur?

A

epididymis

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2
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Which structures produce seminal fluid?

A

seminal vesicles; secrete fluid wth fructose and prostaglandins (proote widening of cervix) produces 60%

Prostate gland- secretes alkaline, milky fluid (produces 20-30%)

Bulbourethral gland- secret mucin for lubrication of urethra

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3
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What produces testosterone?

A

interstitial cells; found in the interstitial space of seminiferous tubules

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4
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Which structure is repsonsibelf for the production of sperm?

A

testes

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5
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What is the primary function of the bulbourethral glland?

A

secrete mucin; easier movemrnt through urethra

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6
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Which hormone is primarily responsible for stimulating the testes for produce testosterone?

A

Luteinizing hormone (LH)

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7
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Outline the process of carbohydrate digestion starting from the mouth to absorption in the small intestine.

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Mouth- salivary glands secrete salivary amylase
No digestion of carbohydrates in the stomache.
Small intestin- pacreatice amylase secreted by pancreas.
Brush border enzymes of small intestine complete final step of digestion.
Final moleculue that is abssorbed (monmer) = glucose

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8
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Following absorption in the SI, where is the glucose taken?

A

-Taken into the hepatic portal vein
-hepatic sinusoids and filtered by hepatocytes
- from there fiunelled into central vein, then hepatic vein, then IVC

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