Male and Female Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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Functions of reproductive organs of male and female?

A

1) Production of gametes (Sperm and Ovum)
2) Storage of gametes
3) Nourishment of gametes
4) Transport of gametes
5) Fertilization of gametes

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Fertilization

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Fusion of male and female gametes

to form a zygote

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Male Genital (Reproductive) Organs

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1) Testes {in side of scrotum (sac)}
2) Epididymis
3) Ductus deferens (Vas deferens)
4) Ejaculatory duct
5) Seminal vesicles
6) Prostate gland
7) Bulbourethral gland
8) Penis

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4
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Function of Testes

A

produce mature spermatozoa(sperms) and testosterone

hormone

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Epididymis

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This is coiled tube with head, body and tail

regions

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Function of Epididymis

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Stores and protects spermatozoa

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7
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Ductus Deferens (Vas Deferens)

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It is a thick fibromuscular tube conveys the sperms from epididymis to the ejaculatory duct in the prostate glands

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8
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Seminal Vesicles

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Active secretory gland two in number

located behind urinary bladder

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9
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Functions of Seminal Vesicles

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  • Contributes ~70 % to 85% seminal fluid
  • Secretions contain fructose,
    prostaglandins, fibrinogen
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10
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Prostate Gland

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It is present below the neck of urinary
bladder and ejaculatory ducts open in its
urethra.

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Function of Prostate Gland

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Secretes slightly alkaline prostate fluid

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12
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CONTENTS OF SEMEN

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Normal ejaculate Semen is 2-5 ml
It has two parts fluid and sperms
*Spermatozoa
15 - 100 million per ml
*Seminal fluid
A distinct ionic and nutritive glandular
secretion mainly
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13
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Effects of FSH on Male Reproductive Organs

A

Targets sustentacular cells to promote

spermatogenesis

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Effects of LH on Male Reproductive Organs

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Causes secretion of testosterone and other

androgens

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15
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Testosterone

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Most important androgen

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16
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Internal Organs of the female Genital

(reproductive) system

A

1) Ovaries
2) Uterine tubes
3) Uterus
4) Vagina

17
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Ovaries

A
* Two in number located
on the lateral side of fallopian tubes
* Almond in shape
*Every month in menstrual cycle the 
ovulation(release of ovum) and oogenesis
formation of ovum take place
18
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Function of Ovaries

A

Secrets estrogen and progesterone hormones

19
Q

OOGENESIS & OVULATION

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Formation and Release of Ovum occurs every month in ovaries

20
Q

Uterus

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Muscular organ gives the Mechanical protection and Nutritional support for the developing embryo

21
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Structure of Uterus

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It is has three parts Fundus , Body and Cervix
Every part has the three layers:
* Endometrium : a thin, inner, glandular layer
* Myometrium : middle muscular layer
* Perimetrium : outer most thin layer .

22
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Uterine tube

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  • Length: 4 inches
  • Has two ends
  • Formed of four parts:-
  • Infundibulum-Ampulla-Isthmus-Intramural
23
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EXTERNAL GENITALIA of Female

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VULVA
1) Labia Minora
2) Labia Majora
3) Vestibule of vagina: It is an area between
two labia minora contains two main openings (vaginal and urethral)
4) Clitoris

24
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HORMONES OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE

CYCLE

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Key hormones
FSH (follicle Stimulating Hormone) and LH (luteinizing hormone) from pituitary gland Controls the hormones of
ovaries “Estrogens &Progesterone”