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What is the function of the male reproductive system? |
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Produce hormones that allow development of the secondary sex characteristics.
Produce and transfer sperm into the female tract |
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Gonads/Testes produce the sex cells __ |
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Genital Ducts, Glands and supporting structures; include the scrotum, penis and a pair of spermatic cords. |
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The left testes is how much lower than the right? |
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Testes are ____ long and weigh about ____ |
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4-5 cm long 10-15 grams each |
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A dense, white fibrous capsule, encases each testis and then enters the gland separating the testis into partitions |
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Single , tightly coiled tube enclosed in a fibrous casing; about 2- feet in length |
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Serves as one of the ducts through which sperm pass on their journey from the testis to the exterior |
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Contributes to the maturation of sperm |
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Tube; it is an extension of the tail of the epidiymis |
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Helps propel sperm through the duct system |
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2 short tubes that pass through the prostate gland and terminate in the urethra |
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Exit for sperm and semen and urine |
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Pouches that lie along the lower part of the posterior surface of the bladder in front of the rectum |
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Energy source for sperm motility |
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Compound tubuloalveolar gland that lies just below the bladder and its shaped like a doughnut |
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Urethra passes through a small hole in the center of this gland |
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Resemble peas in size and shape; Duct about 1 inch long connects them with the penile portion of the urethra |
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Made up of three clyindrical masses of erectile tissue enclosed in separate fibrous coverings and held together by a covering of skin |
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Two larger and uppermost cylinders of the penis |
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Smaller, lower, cylinder of penis which contains the urethra |
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Bulging structure formed from the distal part of the corpus spongiosum overlapping the terminal end of the two corpora cavernosa |
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Foreskin; removal is called circumcision |
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Opening of the urethra at the tip of the glans |
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Cylindrical casings of white fibrous tissue located in the inguinal canals between the scrotum and the abdominal cavity |
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Encloses the vas deferens, blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves |
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Testes and epididymis- __% of seminal fluid volume |
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Seminal Vesicles- __% of seminal fluid volume |
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Prostate Gland- __% of seminal fluid |
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Bulbourethral Glands- __% of seminal fluid volume |
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When the sperm count falls below __ per milliliter of semen, functional sterility results |
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Abnormally low ability to reproduce |
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A complete inability to reproduce |
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Disruption of the sperm- Producing function of the seminiferous tubules which results in decreased sperm production |
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Undescended testes; may cause hormonal imbalances in the developing fetus |
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Arises from the sperm-producing cells of the seminiferous tubules |
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Usually found in older men; characterized by an enlargement of the prostate gland |
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Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy |
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Condition in which the foreskin fits so tightly over the glans that it can't retract |
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Failure to achieve an erection |
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Swelling of the scrotum may be caused by an accumulation of fluid called ____ |
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A condition that occurs if the intestines protrude into the scrotum |
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