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The Male Reproductive System

front 1

_____________ is the production of a new individual for the propagation of the species.

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Reproduction

front 2

Reproduction slumbers until ___________

back 2

puberty

front 3

___________ ___________ organs, or Gonads (________) are called _______ in males and __________ in female.

back 3

  • The primary sex organ
  • seeds
  • testis
  • ovaries

front 4

Gonads are responsable for the production of _________, (or _________) and ___________.

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  • sex cells
  • gametes
  • sex hormones

front 5

Gonads have both __________ and ____________ functions

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  • Exocrines
  • Endocrines

front 6

___________ function refers to ducts for production of and transport of gametes

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Exocrine

front 7

Endocrine function refers to secretion of _________ __________

back 7

  • sex hormones

front 8

Female sex hormones are

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  • Estrogens
  • Progesterone

front 9

Male sex hormone is

back 9

Testosterone

front 10

The Haploid reproductive sex cells from :

  • Male
  • Female

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  • Sperm
  • Ova

front 11

The Male Reproductive System role is to manufacture male gametes called ________ and deliver them to the ________ reproductive tract. where __________ can occur.

back 11

  • Sperm
  • female
  • fertilization

front 12

The sperm-producing ______ or male _______ (seed), lie within the ___________.

back 12

  • testis
  • gonad
  • scrotum

front 13

___________ , which means "pouch" is a sack of ______ and _______ ________ that hangs outside the abdominopelvic cavity at the root of the penis.

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  • Scrotum
  • skin
  • Superficial facia

front 14

Scrotum is covered with _______ and contains paired oval __________

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  • hair
  • Testes

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  • Scrotum is affected by ________________.
  • The superficial location of the scrotum, which provides a temperature about ____ ºC lower, is an essential adaptation for ________ production.

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  • Temperature
  • 3ºC lower
  • Sperm

front 16

Scrotum is formed of 3 main parts:

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  1. Superficial fascia, which contain
    • Dartos muscles
  2. Skin

front 17

  • Scrotum is divided into ____ compartments, each one for each ______.
  • This division starts with a loose Connective Tissue wall called ___________, which divides the scrotum into two compartments, at the superficial fascia
  • Septum is supported by a median ridge (external) called ___________

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  • 2
  • testes
  • septum of scrotum
  • Raphae

front 18

The changes of scrotal surface area help maintain a fairly constant intrascrotal temperature and reflect the activity of two sets of muscles called __________, which are subcutaneous muscle of the scrotum which are also a part of the ___________. This muscle causes the skin of the scrotum to wrinkle.

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  • dartos muscles
  • septum

front 19

_____________ muscle surrounds each of the spermatic cords and testicles. It is a continuation of the internal oblique muscle.

_____________ muscle functions in controlling the temperature of the testes, which need to be kept at a temperature of 3 degrees ______

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  • Cremaster Muscle
  • Cremaster
  • lower

front 20

For maximum production of _________, Cremaster Muscle raises the testes during sexual arousal and upon exposure to the cold, and by lowering the testes away from the body when they get to warm.

back 20

Sperm

front 21

  • The primary sex organ of the male is called__________
  • these are plum size that weighs ____ to ___ grams, about _______ cm long, _____ wide, and is surrounded by ___ tunics.

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  • Testes
  • 10 to 15 grams
  • 1.5 cm
  • 2.5 cm
  • 2

front 22

Tunica _________ is an out-pocketing of the parietal peritoneum which becomes a serous covering of the testicle.

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Vaginalis

front 23

Tunica ___________ is a white fibrous capsule which covers each testicle and invaginates to form ________ walls which divide the testes into many compartments called ___________ (about _____ to _____ of them).

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  • albuginea
  • septa
  • lobules
  • 200 to 300 lobules

front 24

Lobules contain _________ tubules which produce ________ by spermatogenesis.

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  • seminiferous tubules
  • sperm

front 25

  • Seminiferous tubule are ______, highly ______ tubules which occupy the _________.
  • These tubules are the ______ of sperm production.

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  • long
  • coiled
  • lobules
  • site

front 26

  • They contain Sustentacular (__________) or _______ cells, which secrete ________ to protect the developing ____________ from the male ________ system and nutrients.

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  • Sustentocytes
  • Sertoli cells
  • inhibin
  • spermatozoa
  • Immune

front 27

Excess sperm would cause an _________ from the immune system

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attack

front 28

  • Seminiferous tubules consist of a thick __________ epithelium surrounding a central fluid-containing _______.
  • The epithelium consists of ________ ___________ (____ formation) cells embedded in substantially large columnar cells call _____________.

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  • squamous
  • lumen
  • spheroid spermatogenic cells
  • sperm formation
  • Sustentocytes

front 29

_________ cells form a smooth muscle-like layer (3 to 5) which contract. _______ cells may help to squeeze sperm and testicular fluids through the tubules and out of the testes

back 29

  • Myoid Cells

front 30

Lying in the soft connective tissue surrounding the seminiferous tubules are the ___________ _________ cells, also known (_______ cells). These cells produce androgens, also known as __________, which is the male sex hormone.

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  • Interstitial endocrine cells (Interstitial Endocrinocytes)
  • leydig cells
  • Testosterone

front 31

Undescended testes is a problem called _________ which could cause cancer.

back 31

cryptorchidism

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SPERM

All sperm are _________, which means they contain half the full chromosome number.

Sperm are produced by _________ sex cell division.

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  • haploid
  • meiosis

front 33

Diploid cells account _______ chromosomes (also known as __________ chromosomes).

Haploid cells account ________ chromosomes (also known as __________ chromosomes).

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  • 46
  • homologous
  • 23

front 34

  • ____________________ (Sperm formation) is the process that occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the testes that produces male gametes (______ or ___________).
  • It begins at ___________
  • Every day _______ million sperm are produced.

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  • Spermatogenesis
  • sperm
  • spermatozoa
  • puberty
  • 300 million

front 35

It takes ________ days to produce sperm from.

  1. It starts with ________ spermatocytes cells, forming
  2. _________ spermatocytes continue into meiosis II to
  3. _________ - small round cells with large spherical nuclei - compact DNA - and it is No Motile. turn into
  4. ________ or spermatozoon is formed

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  • 24 days
  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • spermatids
  • Sperm

front 36

Sperm consist of three main part which will subdivide:

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  1. Head
  2. Midpiece
  3. Tail

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  • Head contain paternal _________.
  • It has a ________ called the _________ which contains an enzyme called __________ which aids the sperm in penetrating into the _______.

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  • DNA
  • cap
  • Acrosome
  • Hyaluonidase
  • oocyte

front 38

Midpiece contains ___________ which use the ______ fructose to produce ______ for locomotion

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  • mitochondria
  • sugar
  • ATP

front 39

Tail is a __________ used to propel the ______ along its way.

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  • flagellum
  • sperm

front 40

  • Still in the testicle, next to the testis exists a "cup-like shaped" _____________ (means beside the testes) or _____________.
  • This is a highly coiled tubule (____ft)
  • It lies on the posterior border of the _________.

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  • Epididymis
  • upon twin
  • 20 ft
  • testicle

front 41

  • Epididymis is a section where sperm is _______ and under-go final ___________.
  • This is a _______ from the testis which functions as a _______ area of sperm before __________ as well as an area of _____________

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  • stored
  • maturation
  • duct
  • storage
  • ejaculation
  • maturation

front 42

The tails of ______ require to _____ to _____ days for the tail to mature for motility.

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  • sperm
  • 10
  • 14 days

front 43

Sperm are ejaculated from the _____________.

Once stimulated an ____________ is caused by the _______ muscles of the epididymis contracts, expelling sperm into the next segment.

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  • Epididymis
  • ejaculation
  • smooth muscle

front 44

To continue, the _________ _________, also known as Van Deferens, a tubule which carries sperm ______ from the epididymis toward the male _________.

Ductus Deferens means __________

back 44

  • Ductus Deferens
  • away
  • urethra
  • carrying away

front 45

  • Ductus Deferens is lined with ______ _________ with _________.
  • Contains _________ muscle for ___________, which delivers sperm toward the urethra.

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  • Columnar epithelium
  • microvilli
  • smooth
  • peristalsis

front 46

Some men opt to take full responsability for birth control by having a ____________ which means "cut the vas". This procedure the physician makes a small incision into the scrotum and then cuts through and ligates or cauterizes each ____________.

back 46

  • vasectomy
  • duct Diferens

front 47

Ductus Deferense goes upward through the ________ Cord, which is a connective tissue sheath enclosing :

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  • Spermatic Cord
    • Duct Deferens
    • Testicular Artery
    • Testicular veins
    • Autonomic Nerves
    • Lymphatic vessels
    • Cremaster muscle

front 48

Cremaster muscle is made of :

back 48

Skeletal muscle

front 49

Spermatic cord travels upward through the __________ _______, which is a hole in the abdominal wall through which the spermatic cord passes. It is a weak spot in the _______ of the __________ which can tear open causing an _____________________-

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  • Inguinal Canal
  • floor
  • abdomen
  • inguinal hernia

front 50

The ductus deferens joins a duct from _________ vessicle and enters the prostate as the _____________

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  • Seminal vessicle
  • Ejaculatory Duct

front 51

An approximate 8"inches duct in length which empties the urinary bladder is called:___________

It transports urine and semen (at different times), so it serves both _________ and ___________ systems in the next three regions

back 51

  • Urethra
  • Urinary
  • Reproductive
    • Prostatic Urethra
    • Membranous Urethra
    • Spongy Urethra

front 52

The portion of Urethra that passes through the prostate, and is about 1" in length, is called _________

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Prostatic Urethra

front 53

___________ urethra is aprox. .5" in length as it passes through the urogenital diaphragm.

It is also known as

back 53

  • Membranous urethra
  • Intermediate part of the urethra

front 54

__________ urethra is approx. 6" in length, and passes through the corpus spongiosum

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Spongy urethra

front 55

_______________ is an enlargement of the distal end of the urethra in the area of the glans penis.

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Navicular Fossa

front 56

_____________ ____________ _________ is the distal opening of the urethra.

back 56

External Urethral Orifice

front 57

Accessory Sex Glands secrete most of the ________ portion of __________

back 57

  • liquid
  • semen

front 58

Accessory Sex Glands in males are:

back 58

  • seminal vesicle,
  • prostate,
  • bulbo urethral
  • urethral glands.

front 59

_________________ lie on the posterior surface of the urinary bladder; they secrete a viscous, ___________ (pH) fluid rich in fructose.

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  • Seminal Vesicle
  • alkaline fluid.

front 60

The alkalinity helps to __________ the acidity of the _______ reproductive tract.

The fructose is used by the mitochondria of the sperm to produce ________ to power the ____________.

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  • neutralize
  • female
  • ATP
  • flagellum

front 61

  • The ___________ or Prostatic gland is a single ___________ -shaped gland about the size of a _______
  • It is inferior to the __________ _________.

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  • Prostate
  • doughnut-shaped
  • chestnut
  • urinary bladder

front 62

It secretes a ______, slightly ______ fluid containing citric acid, and several ________ enzymes to coagulate the ________ shortly after ejaculation.

It produces ____% of semen volume.

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  • milky
  • alkaline
  • clotting
  • semen
  • 30%

front 63

_____________________ Gland is about the size of a ____; they secrete an _____________ fluid to neutralize the acidity of the male ________, and mucus which ___________ the urethra as well as serving as a lubricant during __________ intercourse. Procudes ___% of semen vol.

back 63

  • Bulbo urethral Gland
  • pea
  • alkaline
  • urethra
  • lubricate
  • sex intercourse
  • 5%

front 64

SEMEN Is a mixture of ________ and the secretions from the _________ _______.

It is a volume of about ____ to ___ ml, with _____ to _____ million sperm per ml

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  • sperm
  • accessory glands
  • 2.5 to 5 ml
  • 50 to 150 million sperm

front 65

When the sperm count bring less than 20 million/ml sperm, it is considered _________

back 65

Steril

front 66

Sterility depend on:

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  1. number of sperm
  2. size and shape of the sperm
  3. presence of hyaluronidase to dissolve the hyaluronic acid around the ovum
  4. motility

front 67

  • Sperm is a transport medium to carry ________ and __________ acidity.

back 67

  • nutrients
  • neutralizes

front 68

________________ _________ is a natural antibiotic which destroys bacteria in the reproductive tract.

back 68

  • Seminal plastin

front 69

PENIS is the mail _________ organ. Functions in ________ and ___________.

back 69

  • copulatory
  • urination
  • copulation

front 70

Sex reproductive organs known as ___________ are not copulatory organs.

back 70

Gonads

front 71

_______ ___________ are two cylinders dorsolateral of tissue (at the top) of the penis.

back 71

Corpus cavernosa

front 72

_______ ___________ is one cylinder midventral of tissue, at the lower part of penis

back 72

Corpus Spongiosum

front 73

  1. During sexual arousal, _________ which convey blood to the two corporal _________ undergo __________ and engorge these two cylinders of tissue with blood.

back 73

  • arteries
  • cavernosa
  • vasodilation

front 74

2- The __________ which drain blood from these two cylinders undergo _____________ and restrict blood from leaving the two cylinders

back 74

  • veins
  • vasoconstriction

front 75

The result of these two cylinders filling with blood is called an ______________

back 75

erection

front 76

The corpus ____________ does not undergo this process due to the fact that it would __________ the urethra and not allow passage of the __________.

back 76

  • spongiosum
  • close off
  • sperm

front 77

The propulsion of the semen from the urethra to the exterior is called

back 77

ejaculation

front 78

_________ _________ or acorn, is the head of the penis.

back 78

Glans Penis

front 79

Foresink or __________ is a loose fitting flap of skin covering the glans

back 79

Prepuce

front 80

This flap of skin is remove during a process called

back 80

Circumcision