SCIENCE W1 3Q

Question 1

All living things, like human beings, are able to to
breed offspring through the process known as

Answer 1

Reproduction

Question 2

Role of Male Reproductive Systemic

Answer 2

To produce and transport

Question 3

Role of Female Reproductive
System

Answer 3

To produce egg cell and for child-bearing

Question 4

is a tube that passes through the penis to the outside of the body which carries urine and sperm.

Answer 4

Urethra

Question 5

is a soft, tubular organ that hangs front of the body and is the external sexual organ of the male through which the sperm are delivered into the female’s body.

Answer 5

Penis

Question 6

Are made up of coiled tubules in which sperm are produced

Answer 6

Testes

Question 7

• a coiled J-shaped tube located
  on the back of each testicles.
• stores the sperm after they have been
  produced.

Answer 7

Epididymis

Question 8

a tube that receives sperm from the epididymis of each testicle

Answer 8

Vas deferens

Question 9

a pouch of skin that hangs from the penis which houses the testes and it protects the sperm by keeping the temperature of the testes slightly lower than normal body temperature

Answer 9

Scrotum

Question 10

• located in the testis - found inside the scrotum
• it fertilizes the egg.

Answer 10

The sperm

Question 11

small and almond-shaped organs. located inside the female, just a few inches below the waist. it secrets hormones: estrogen & progesterone to produce mature egg. produce & release ripined egg every 28 days

Answer 11

Ovaries

Question 12

• Two very fine tubes which extended from each ovary into the uterus.
• main function: to contain egg until fertilization takes place.
• provide a passageway leading the sperm to the egg.

Answer 12

Fallopian tube

Question 13

• A hallow, muscular, pear-shaped organ located between the two ovaries.
• It is where the fertilized egg will develop and grow into baby.
• However, if the eggs remain unfertilized, the uterus shed and passes through the vagina, through mentrual discharge

Answer 13

Uterus

Question 14

A narrow structure within an inch-long canal connecting lower end of uterus to the upper portion of the vagina.

Answer 14

Cervix

Question 15

• A hallow tube leading to the cerviz to the outside
of the body.
• The wall is elastic which allows to expand during
childbirth and sexual intercourse

Answer 15

Vagina

Question 16

the first menstrual flow, signals that a girl
enters a transition time called puberty.

Answer 16

Menarche

Question 17

When a woman reaches late forties r early fifties, her menstruation eventually stops.

Answer 17

Menopause

Question 18

When egg starts to develop, it secrets

Answer 18

Estrogen

Question 19

The production of the _____ after the time the egg reaches the uterus

Answer 19

Progesterone increases

Question 20

• Medical Term for heavy periods
• Also known as abnormal uteri bleeding
• defined as a blood loss of more than. 80mL per cycle

Answer 20

Menorrhagia

Question 21

Not clearly male or female

Answer 21

Intersexuality

Question 22

genetically male develops as a female dur to hormone androgen

Answer 22

Androgen-sexuality syndrome

Question 23

absence of one or both testes

Answer 23

Cryptorchidism

Question 24

uncontrolled division and growth cell that, in many cases, form lumps or masses called tumors

Answer 24

Cancer

Question 25

caused by gram-negative diplococcus Neisseia gonorrhoeae. Women may suffer from painful pelvic inflammatory disease. In men, exhibit extensive symptoms from painful urination and a whitish discharge.

Answer 25

Gonnorhea

Question 26

caused by the spirochete bacterium Treponema pallidum

Answer 26

Syphilis

Question 27

Caused by herpes simplex virus-2

Answer 27

Genital herpes

Question 28

Inability to produce a child

Answer 28

Infertility