reproductive system Flashcards

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gamete cell

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organisms reproductive cells

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2
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testes

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site of sperm production and are covered by 2 protective tissues

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3
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tunica Vaginalis

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outer protective covering of testis

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4
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tunica albuginea

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inner fibrous layer of testes, that penetrate and divide it into 250- 300 compartments called lobules

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5
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what do lobules contain

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contain up to 4 thin elongated seminiferous tubules

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6
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Seminiferous tubules

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where the sperm is produced , each testis contains around 600 to 1000

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7
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leydig cells

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found in between the seminiferous tubules and produce and secrete testosterone

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8
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Sperm

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gametes of the male reproductive system which carry the paternal genetic information

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9
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head of sperm

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contains the nucleus which contributes to either X or Y chromosome in the fertilization process and also contains the acrosomal which contains enzymes that are released priorate egg fertilization that help penetrate

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10
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neck of sperm

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connects the head to the mid piece

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mid- piece of sperm

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continuation of the neck, with a mitochondrial collar which helps produce energy

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12
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tail of sperm

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source of movement of sperm

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13
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scrotum

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sac of skin and fascia that surrounds the testes

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14
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dartos muscle

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located superficially in the skin of scrotum , responsible for wrinkley appearance of scrotum and is involved in temperature regulation

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15
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cremaster muscle

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found deep in the scrotal wall, covers testis , and contracts reflexively in a cold environment to draw testes closer to the body wall to absorb heat

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16
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male duct system

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how sperm will pass out of the body

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17
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epididymis

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first part of the duct system. lies on the superior and posterior border of each testis , shaped like a comma

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head of epididymis

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contains and receives sperm from the seminiferous tubules

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19
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body of epididymis

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contains highly coiled duct of the epididymis

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20
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the ducts of the epididymis are lined with ?

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are lined with pseudo- stratified columnar epithelium

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21
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Vas deferens

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transports sperm from the epididymis to the urethra

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22
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vas deferens is lined with ?

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is lined with pseudostratified columnar epithelium containing stereo cilia. Has a small lumen and Muscularis component helps propel sperm

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23
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The ampulla of the vas deferens

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is the expanded distal portion of the vas deferens

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24
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ejaculatory duct

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made up of the ampulla and seminal vesicle which are accessory glands of the male reproductive system that secretes nutritive fluid for the sperm

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25
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accessory glands

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there are 3 that nourish the sperm as they travel through the duct system

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26
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seminal vesicle

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located on the posterior surface of the bladder , are large coiled tubular glands , the seminal vesicles provide fluid and nutrients to the ejaculate and make up 60%of the volume of semen

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27
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prostate gland

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located beneath the bladder and is the size of a walnut which is embedded in a mass of smooth muscle and connective tissue

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28
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prostate gland secretes

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sugars and enzymes which account for about 33 % of the volume of the seminal fluid

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29
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Bulbourethral glands

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pea sized glands that are located below the prostate at the base of penis

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30
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bulbourethral glands secretes

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thick clear , alkaline mucus that drains into penile urethra , secretion is released before ejaculation to neutralize traces of acidic urine in urethra

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31
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Pathway of sperm

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sperm is produced in the seminiferous tubules of the testes. Sperm passes through the epididymis, vas deferns , ejaculatory duct and urethra. along the way fluid is secreted to contribute tot he volume of semen

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Penis

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both urinary and reproductive functions as it is pathway for both urine and sperm

33
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root of penis

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fixed portion, which attaches penis to the ischium ( pelvic bone)

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Body of penis

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tubular movable portion which consists of 3 cylinders of erectile tissue and contains urethra

35
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glands of penis

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tip of the penis , expanded distal end and contains the external urethral opening

36
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penile tissue corpora cavernosa

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erectile cylinder on dorsal surface of penis which make up most of the mass

37
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proximal portion of the corpora cavernosa

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known as the crura and are attached to the bony pelvis by muscle

38
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penile tissue corpus spongiosum

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cylinder that contains the urethra and expands distally to form the glands of the penis

39
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proximal end of the corpus spongiosum

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known as the bulb of the penis

40
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ovaries

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paired organs located ear the lateral walls of the pelvis and are where the eggs / ova are proceed and stored prior to ovulation

41
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ovarian ligament

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anchor the ovaries to the uterus

42
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suspensory ligaments

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anchor the ovaries to the pelvic wall

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ovaries are protected by

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outer covering of dense connective tissue

44
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tunica albuginea of ovaries

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ovaries are surrounded by this connective tissue capsule , ovaries are divided into the cortex and medulla

45
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cortex of the ovaries

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contains many ovarian follicles , each at a different stage of development towards becoming a mature follicle , one mature follicle is ovulated during the menstrual cycle

46
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primary follicle

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develops from the primordial follicle , has 2 or more layers surrounding the egg

47
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primordial follicle

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most immature of the follicles and is made up of single layer of squamous cells surrounding the oocyte

48
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secondary follicle

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develops after primary follicle , contain an Antrum or fluid filled space also called an astral follicle

49
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Graafian follicle

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mature follicle that will be ovulated that is much larger than the secondary follicle, contains an Antrum. ovulation happens when it ruptures

50
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corpus luteum

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develops from the remnants of the mature follicle , produces progesterone and some estrogen to support fertilization if no fertilization , the corpus letup degenerates

51
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medulla of ovaries

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inner region, contains blood vessels, nerves and lymphatics that supply the tissue of ovary

52
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infundibulum

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region of the uterine tube, opens to the peritoneal cavity and have finger like extension called frimbrae. Captures the egg after it is released from an ovary

53
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ampulla

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widest and longest portion of the uterine tubes , where fertilization normally occurs

54
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isthmus

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proximal portion, closest to the uterus and passes through the uterine wall opening into the lumen of the uterus

55
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another name for uterine tubes

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Fallopian tubes

56
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Uterus

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pear shaped muscular organ located in the pelvic cavity between the urinary bladder and the rectum

57
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what is the role of the uterus

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the uterus is the organ that carries and supports the developing fetus during pregnancy and contracts for birth

58
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the fundus

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the most superior portion of the uterus, extends between the uterine walls

59
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the body of the uterus

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main part of uterus and is composed of smooth muscle

60
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cervix

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most inferior portion of the uterus that projects into the vagina. cervical canal connects to the vagina

61
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2 openings to the cervical canal

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internal os: connects uterus to cervix

external os: connects cervix and vagina

62
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endometrium

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glandular inner lining of the uterus which goes through changes in the menstrual cycle makes up 10% of total mass of uterus

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myometrium

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middle layer of smooth muscle that makes up 90% mass of uterus

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perimetrium

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thin outer layer composed of serosa

65
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the uterus is supported by ?

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the broad ligament ,which drapes on top

66
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vagina

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acts as the birth canal connects the uterus to the outside world

67
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mucosa of vagina

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stratified squamous cells and produces glycogen, which is metabolized by bacteria into lactic acid , protects the vaginas environment by creating an acidic environment

68
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muscularis of vagina

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elastic and loose connective tissue with an inner circular and very thick outer longitudinal layer of smooth muscle

69
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the vagina is covered by

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an adventitia

70
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mons pubis

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adipose tissue overlying the pubic bone

71
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clitoris

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female external genitalia composed of erectile tissue that is like the corpora cavernosa in men

72
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labia majora

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large lips that are fatty skin folds that are similar to the male scrotum , has pubic hair

73
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labia minora

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inner folds or smaller lips close to the opening of the vagina do not have pubic hair

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vestibule

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also known as the vulva, space bounded by the labia minora and bears the external urethral and the vaginal opening

75
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mammary glands

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breast glands that are modified sweat glands that also produce milk . consist of 15 to 20 lobes that contain glands with connective tissue separating them and act as suspensory ligaments that attach the breast to the underlying muscle , also contain the lactiferous ducts , which drain into the nipple

76
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ectopic pregnancy

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when fertilization takes place outside of the normal regions