reproductive sys Flashcards

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what are the gametes in females? males?

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eggs and sperm

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spermatozoa ?

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mature sperm

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3 segments of sperm?

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head
middle piece
tail

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where is the acrosome cap and what does it do?

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in the sperm head and it has digestive enzymes that help enter the eggs and share the 23 chromosomes

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which sperm part contain the mitochondria and why?

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the middle part to fuel the flagellum for propulsion

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why do the unsuccessful sperm die?

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due to the acidity in the vagina or the lack of energy to survive over 48h

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where does spermatogenesis take place?

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in the testes

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what’s the produce male sex hormone ?

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testes

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what are gonads?

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the structure that produce the gametes

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where are sperm kept?

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in the scrotum

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why are the testes outside the body ?

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because less heat is better for sperm production

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seminiferous tubules?

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lobules in the testes where spermatogenesis takes place

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where is spermatogonia initially produced?

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in the seminiferous tubules

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how many times does the spermatogonia undergo change and what are they?

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3 times
mitosis and 2 rounds of meiosis

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are spermatogonia haploid or diploid initially?

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diploid

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two important types of cells in the testes ?

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sertoli cells
interstitial cells

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where are Sertoli cells found? function?

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in the seminiferous tubules
responsible for supporting, nourishing and regulating spermatogenic cells

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where are interstitial cells found? function?

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between seminiferous tubules
responsible for recreating androgens ( male sex hormone)

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where is the epididymus? function?

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exterior of the testes
immature sperm cells stores to mature

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function of vas defers?

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temporary storage of sperm
passageway for sperm to the urethra

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what’s is semen or semi fluid?

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medium that carry sperm

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what adds substances into the semen ?

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testes - sperm
seminal vesicle - fructose
prostate gland - bicarbonate solution
coppers gland - lubricating fluid

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hormone in semen? and cause?

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prostaglandin
cause uterine contractions in the female

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what does the penis mostly contain?

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spongy erectile tissue

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what causes an erection?
the spongy erectile tissue in the penis filling up with blood
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what structure does the penis end with?
bell shaped region called glans penis
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what is foreskin?
layer of skin that covers the gland penis at birth
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what causes sperm to enter the urethra ?
continuous stimulation of the glans penisD
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what happens during an orgasm?
rhythmic muscular contraction that ejaculates the semen
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where does hormone regulation occur in males?
pituitary gland testes
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what regulates the testes?
hypothalamus > pituitary> testes
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main androgen in males?
testosterone
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differences that occur due to testosterone?
broad shoulders height more hair more muscle development larger larynx
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female gonads?
ovaries
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where r ovaries?
lower stomach
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function of ovaries?
contain and develop eggs before releasing them to the oviduct
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another name for the oviduct?
fallopian tubes
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what lines the uterus? and what's it responsible for?
endometrium responsible for the formation of placenta during pregancy
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what separates uterus form the vagina?
cervix
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3 uses of the vagina?
receive the penis exit the menstrual blood birth the baby
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vulva?
collection of the external structures in the female reproductive sys
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5 things that make up the vulva?
labia majora mons pubis Maria minora clitoris urethra
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labia majora?
paired skin folds exterior to the vaginal opening
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Mons pubis?
fatty prominence anterior to the vaginal opening
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labia minora?
paired skin folds on the sides to the vaginal opening
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clitoris?
cylindrical organ for sexual arousal and pleasure extends into the body
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urethra?
passage of urine located between the glans clitoris and vagina
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during sexual stimulation, which parts of the female reproductive system get engorged with blood?
labia minora vaginal wall clitoris
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examples of female arousal?
swelling of breasts erecting of nipples enlargement of labia majora expansion of the vagina lubrication from the glands beneath the labia minora
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what contracts during a female orgasm?
vagina, uterus and oviducts
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ovarian cycle?
the cycle in which eggs are matures and released
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uterine cycle?
the cycle in which the lining of the uterus is prepared, maintained and discarded
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what do ovaries contain?
follicles that have immature oocytes/eggs
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primary follicle
has primary oocyte and produce estrogen
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secondary follicule
primary oocyte is filled with follicular fluid increases the egg in size the egg releases estrogen and some progesterone
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tertiary follicule aka?
vesicular follicle and Graafian follicles
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tertiary follicule ?
the large size thanks to the follicular fluid causes the egg to balloon out the ovary's surface
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what happens when the primary oocyte undergo meiosis?
the diploid/primary oocyte becomes 2 haploid cells
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2 haploid cells in the female system?
secondary oocyte and polar body
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what's the polar body?
a small haploid cell that cannot be fertilized
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when does the follicular release the secondary oocyte?
in the tertiary follicular phase when entering an oviduct
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what develops into the corpus luteum?
the tertiary follicle
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what does the corpus luteum produce?
progesterone
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hoe long does the corpus lute live?
2 weeks
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2 pases in the ovarian cycle?
follicular and luteal phase
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