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LAB 11: Reproductive System (Structures) Flashcards

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Scrotum

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-houses the testes

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Testes

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-produces sperm and testosterone

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Epididymus

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-storage and maturation of the sperm

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Ductus deferens

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-conveys sperm from the epididymus to the ejaculatory duct during ejaculation

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Seminal vesicle (gland)

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-secretes alkaline fluid containing fructose, fibrinogen, and prostaglandins

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Ejaculatory duct

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-conveys sperm and semen from the ductus defends and seminal vesicles to the urethra

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Prostate gland

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-secretes seminal-plasm to kill bacteria in the urinary tract

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Bulbourethral gland

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-secretes alkaline mucus prior to ejaculation for lubricating the glans penis and neutralizing urinary acids

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Urethra (male)

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-carries urine and semen to outside of the body

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Corpora Cavernosa (more superficial) and Corpus Spongiosum (deeper)

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-erectile bodies become engorged with blood for erections

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Prepuse

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-“foreskin”, skin over the tip of the penis

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What is an inguinal hernia?

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  • occurs when tissue such as part of the intestine, protrudes a weak spot in the abdominal muscles, can result in a bulge that is painful
  • caused my heavy lifting/pressure
  • bad for men because it can disrupt the spermatic cord
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What are the 8 components of semen?

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  • fructose (citric acid)
  • clotting factor
  • sperm
  • relaxin
  • alkeline fluid
  • prostaglandins
  • seminal plasmin
  • fibriolyson
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Frutose (citric acid)

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-provides nutrients in the semen

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Clotting factor

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-coagulate sperm right after ejaculation to keep sperm in the vagina

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Sperm

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-fertilize egg

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Relaxin

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-enhances sperm motility

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Alkaline fluid

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-neutralizes acidic urethra (in male) and vagina

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Prostaglandins

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-stimulates uterine contraction, decrease velocity and cervical mucus

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Seminal plasmin

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-kills bacteria

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Fibriolyson

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-breaks down clot so sperm can swim away

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Cremaster muscle

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-raises the testes to the body for warmth

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Dartos muscle

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-contracting causes the scrotal skin to wrinkle for heat loss to cool the testes

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List all the anatomical structures the sperm travels through from the seminiferous tubule to the penile urethra.

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-seminiferous tubule –> rete testes –> ducts of epididymus –> epididymus –> ductus deferent –> ejaculatory duct –> prostate urethra –> penile urethra

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Spermatogonia and spermatocytes

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-undergo meiosis to increase genetic variability; may fertilize the oocyte

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Nurse cells

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-consumes residue cytoplasm during spermatogenesis

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Interstitial cells

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-produce testosterone

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Ovary

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-produce oocytes, secrete estrogen and progesterone

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Fimbriae

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-creates currents that pull oocyte through uterine tube

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Uterine tubes

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-conveys oocyte to uterus; optimal site for fertilization

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Uterus

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-houses the fetus

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Cervix

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-entrance to uterus; dilates from 1mm-10cm during childbirth

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Clitoris

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-developmental homologue to penis; sexual arousal

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Labia minora

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-hairless “lip” of flesh that flunk (what the fuck is this word) vaginal opening

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Labia majora

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-also flunks (??) vaginal opening; has pubic hair, sebaceous and apocrine sudoriferous glands

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Vagina

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-receives penis; birth canal

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Vestibular glands

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-keep area moist and lubricated

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Two pituitary glands that regulate the ovarian cycle?

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-FSH and LH

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Main steps in ovarian cycle

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  • follicular phase
  • ovulation
  • corpus luteum
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Primary function of estrogen?

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-development of female secondary sex characteristics, thickening of the endometrium, regulation of menstration cycle
med levels: ovulation
high levels: LH stage

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Layer of the endometrium shed

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-functional zone

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Layer of the endometrium the generates new tissue

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-basilar zone

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Muscle the myometrium is made of

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-smooth muscle

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2 ovarian hormones that regulate the uterine cycle?

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-estrogen and progesterone

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3 primary stages of the menstrual cycle

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  • menses (sheds endometrium)
  • proliferative (ovaries develop and mature in prep for ovulation)
  • secretory phase (corpus luteum secretes progesterone)
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Trimester 1

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-embryo genesis (all m major organ systems are formed)

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Trimester 2

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-growth and development for organ systems

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Trimester 3

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  • organ systems completely develop

- fetus gains weight

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