reproductive system test Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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produces sperm cells and produces testosterone

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testis

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2
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releases mucus that cleans urethra

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bulbouretheral glands

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3
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produce a sugary fluid (fructose) for energy
60% volume of the semen

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seminal vesicles

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4
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activities the sperm and allows the sperm to move
30% volume of semen

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prostate glands

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5
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passageway from the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct

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ductus deferens

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6
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carries sperm and fluid from the seminal vesicles into the urethra, helping release semen during ejaculation, and connects the ductus deferens to the urethra

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ejaculatory duct

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7
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helps gains the ability to swim and fertilize an egg.
Holds mature sperm until ejaculation.
Moves sperm from the testes to the vas deferens.

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epidiymis

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8
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organ that delivers semen to the female reproductive system

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penis

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9
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Sperm production They are the site where sperm cells are created

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seminiferous tubules

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10
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carries sperm and urine down the length of the penis

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urethra

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11
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external skin sack that encloses the testes and keeps sperm at the correct temperature

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scrotum

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12
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cap like structure on the head of sperm that contains enzymes to help the sperm penetrate the egg during fertilization

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acrosome

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13
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contains the nucleus which holds the DNA and the acromosome which helps the sperm enter the egg

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head

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14
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contains the mitrochondira

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middle piece

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15
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produces energy to power the sperm movement

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mitochondria

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16
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holds the DNA or genetic material to be passed along to the egg during fertilization

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helps the sperm swim toward the egg during reproduction

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catches and channels the released eggs

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nutures and supports fertilized egg

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where egg impants

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where the muscles contract in labor and allow for the stomach and uterus to stretch during pregnancy

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passagway into the uterus: expands for birth to happen

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releases hormones and produces eggs

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carries egg from ovary to uterus

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uterine tube/fallopian tube

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passage that recieves sperm during sex and serves as a birth canal during child birth
vagina
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FSH in males and females
stimulates production of sperm in males stimulates the growth of ovarian follicles and helps mature eggs in the ovaries
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LH in males vs females
Stimulates the production of testerone in the testes in males triggers ovulation and helps form the corpus luteum
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testerone in males
develops male sex traits like a deep voice and facial hair and helps produce sperm
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progesterone
prepares and maintains the uterine lining for pregnancy after ovulation stimulates endometrial growth and secretion
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estrogen
helps develop female sex traits (breasts, wider hips) and controls the menstural cycle. maintenance of endometrial lining maintenance of sex organs & glands stimulates bone & muscle growth
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explain how the levels of hormones change throughout the uterine cycle
FSH and LH are higher between days 1-14, peaking around day 14. Estrogen begins to rise around day 5 and increases to peak around day 14, then declines slightly, while progesterone begins to rise around day 14 and peaks around day 21.
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explain the following terms: menstruation, ovulation, implantation, fertilization, menopause
menstruation - the shedding of the uterine lining when an egg is unfertilized ovulation - the release of a mature egg implantation - the insertion of a fertilized egg into the endometrium fertilization- the joining of a sperm and egg to create a zygote. menopause - the period of time when the uterine cycle slows to a stop and ovulation/menstruation no longer occur
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finger-like structures that sweep the ova inside the fallopian tube.
fimbriae