male repro Flashcards

1
Q

The repro tract begins as _____ type of tract where there is no distinction between male and female

A

undifferentiated

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2
Q

Describe the development of the male tract in two steps

A

mesonephric duct–>ductus deferens

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3
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Describe the development of the female tract in two steps

A

paramesonephric duct –> uterus and uterine tube

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4
Q

What are three possible reproductive deviations that a male with cryptorchidism could have?

A

abdominal testis, extended gubernaculum, scrotal +/-epidydimus.

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5
Q

The gubernaculum contains these three things:

A

proper ligament, tail ligament, scrotal ligament

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6
Q

What do interstitial (Leydig) cells do?

A

converts androstenedione to testosterone under influence of pituitary LH

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7
Q

What do sustentacular (Sertoli) cell do hormonally/ what type of syndrome/ what type of cell manifestation?

A

converts testosterone to estradiol/ feminizing syndromes/ hypoplasia of contralateral testis

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8
Q

What does spematogonia refer to?

A

spermatocytes, spermatids, spermatozoa

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9
Q

What are three notable features of the testis?

A
  1. pampiniform plexus, tunica albuginea, epididymis
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10
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List all 7 functions of the sustentacular cells?

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  1. support spermatogonia
  2. phagocytosis of cellular debris
  3. protein synthesis and germ cell nutrition
  4. facilitate germ cell migration within epithelium
  5. facilitate spermatozoa release
  6. secretion of intratubular fluid
  7. “blood-testis barrier”
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11
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What is a variation of the prostatic gland feature in small ruminants?

A

disseminated part of prostate along urethra

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12
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What type of secretion does the prostate gland secrete?

A

mixed seromucous secretion/ weakly alkaline

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13
Q

What does the secretion of the prostate gland initiate?

A

ejaculate motility

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14
Q

vesicular gland secretes this type of sugar, which is an energy source for what cell?

A

fructose/ sperm

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15
Q

What is unique about the boar in terms of vesicular gland features?

A

high volume stored in advance

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16
Q

Do dogs and cats have a vesicular gland?

A

No

17
Q

What does the bulbourethral gland secrete/ function of secretions?

A

mucous and gelatinous secretion/ lubrication

18
Q

When does the bulbourethral gland release its contents?

A

prior to ejaculation

19
Q

Do dogs have a bulbourethral gland?

A

No

20
Q

The tomcat use the bulbourethral gland to aid in what?

A

sperm energy and nutrition

21
Q

In the boar, the bulbourethral gland secretions is most often a part of what ?

A

ejaculate

22
Q

In what species is the ampulla present?

A

horse and ruminants

23
Q

In which species doe the glands of ductus deferens diffuse?

A

dog and boar