Module 5 Lab Review Flashcards
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List the structures of the vulva from anterior to posterior
clitoris, urethral opening, vaginal orifice
The ____ is formed by the fusion of the seminiferous tubules
rete testis
Female reproductive vasculature: branches of the abdominal aorta
ovarian artery
Female reproductive vasculature: branches of the internal iliac artery
uterine artery
vaginal artery
internal pudendal artery
Female reproductive vasculature: branches of the femoral artery
superficial external pudendal artery
deep external pudendal artery
Male reproductive vasculature: branches of the abdominal aorta
testicular artery
Male reproductive vasculature: branches from the internal pudendal artery
dorsal artery of penis
posterior scrotal arteries
perineal artery
Male reproductive vasculature: branches of femoral artery
superficial external pudendal artery
deep external pudendal artery
pathway of sperm
seminiferous tubules
epididymis
vas deferens
ejaculatory duct
urethra
penis
portions of the uterine tubes (distal to proximal)
infundibidulum - contains fimbriae
ampulla - longest, site of fertilization
isthmus
intrauterie part
3 layers of uterus tissue
perimetrium - outer serous layer
myometrium - smooth muscle
endometrium - internal mucosal layer with two layers:
- stratum functionalis (superficial, shed during menstruation)
- stratum basalis: deep layer
Primary sex organs and gametes
male: testes, sperm
female: ovaries, ovum
lactiferous ducts in the breast
drain milk from lobulated glandular tissue towards lactiferous sinuses at the center of the nipple
lymphatic vessels of the breast drain into the _____
axillary lymph node
seminiferous tubules are coiled tubes within each lobule of the testes that contain:
germ cells
sertoli cells
leydig cells
Function of Sertoli cells
secrete hormones such as inhibin and activin
Function of Leydig cells
produce testosterone
Function of seminal vesicles
produce a yellowish fluid that
- protects sperm
- enhances motility
- clots semen
Function of prostate gland
produce prostatic fluid that
- aids motility and vitality
- protects sperm from acidic vaginal tract
Function of bulbourethral (Cowper’s) gland
produces clear fluid that
- lubricates and clears out urine from the urethra
Scrotum
area of thin skin enclosing the testes and spermatic cord that has muscles and fascia derived from abdominal connective tissue
Function of dartos fascia
wrinkle scrotal skin
Function of cremaster muscle
pull testes up towards inguinal ring to regulate temperature and support spermatogenesis