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65 Cards in this Set
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Fluid leaving pct is ____ to body fluids |
Isotonic |
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Loop of henle descend ____ into increasing gradient |
Down |
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This facilitates movement of water out of limb where it is reabsorbed by ____ capillaries |
Peritubular |
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Salt is pumped out of ascending limb creating ______ |
Concentration gradient |
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Concentrate in center of kidney. ____ in concentration as move outward |
Decreases |
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Filtrate reaches DCT it is ____ |
Hypotonic |
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______ and ____ reabsorbed in DCT |
Nacl; Ca+2 |
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Final modification of filtrate occurs in _____ |
Collecting duct |
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Amount of water reabsorbed controlled by ____ |
ADH |
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When water take has been excessive urine is ____ |
Dilute |
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In dilute urine (hypotonic) water is not reabsorbed. ____ is suppressed |
ADH |
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Excessive water loss, body needs to conserve water |
Concentrated urine |
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Filtrate moves through concentration gradient, more water moves out, _____ urine |
Concentrating |
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Can concentrate urine ____x how much body fluid |
4x |
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Producing gametes |
Gametogenesis |
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Only occurs in gonads |
Meiosis |
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DNA containing genes |
Chromosome |
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1/2 of replicated chromosome |
Chromatid |
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2 copies of the same chromosome |
Homologous pair |
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Formed by fusion of gametes |
Zygote |
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2 cells divisions with only one dna replication. Halves chromosome # |
Meiosis |
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Dna replication happens here |
Interphase |
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Chromosomes condense; nuclear membrane disappears |
Prophase l |
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Homologous pairs form tetrad |
Synapsis (crossover) |
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Reframing of nucleus |
Telophase l |
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2 haploid cells happen in ____ |
Cytokinesis |
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___ haploid cells as a result of meiosis. All different due to ____ |
4; crossover |
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Sac that contains testes |
Scrotum |
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____ septum subdivides scrotum |
Vertical |
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Scrotum functions to ____ temp of testes. Use ___ muscles. |
Regulate; cremaster and dartos |
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Paired glands in scrotum; develope in embryo near _____ |
Testes; kidneys |
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Testes descend through inguinal canal when? |
7th month of development |
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Contain seminiferous tubules |
Lobules |
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Cells that protect and secrete nutrients for developing Sperm |
Sertoli (nurse) cells |
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Give rise to sperm |
Spermatogenic cells |
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Produce testosterone |
Leydig (interstitial) cells |
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Common shaped located on surface of each teste; site of speed maturation and storage |
Epididymis |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens |
Ejaculatory ducts |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens |
Ejaculatory ducts |
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Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum. |
Seminal vesicles |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens |
Ejaculatory ducts |
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Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum. |
Seminal vesicles |
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Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins |
60%, alkaline fluid |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens |
Ejaculatory ducts |
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Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum. |
Seminal vesicles |
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Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins |
60%, alkaline fluid |
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Gland at base of bladder, surrounds urethra. Secretes acidic fluid containing what? |
Prostate gland; contains seminalplasmin and enzymes |
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Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra |
Ductus (vas) deferens |
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Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long? |
Inguinal canal; one month |
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Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens |
Ejaculatory ducts |
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Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum. |
Seminal vesicles |
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Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins |
60%, alkaline fluid |
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Gland at base of bladder, surrounds urethra. Secretes acidic fluid containing what? |
Prostate gland; contains seminalplasmin and enzymes |
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Prostate gland produce ___% of semens volume; contribute to Sperm ___ and ___ |
25%; motility and viability |