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Fluid leaving pct is ____ to body fluids

Isotonic

Loop of henle descend ____ into increasing gradient

Down

This facilitates movement of water out of limb where it is reabsorbed by ____ capillaries

Peritubular

Salt is pumped out of ascending limb creating ______

Concentration gradient

Concentrate in center of kidney. ____ in concentration as move outward

Decreases

Filtrate reaches DCT it is ____

Hypotonic

______ and ____ reabsorbed in DCT

Nacl; Ca+2

Final modification of filtrate occurs in _____

Collecting duct

Amount of water reabsorbed controlled by ____

ADH

When water take has been excessive urine is ____

Dilute

In dilute urine (hypotonic) water is not reabsorbed. ____ is suppressed

ADH

Excessive water loss, body needs to conserve water

Concentrated urine

Filtrate moves through concentration gradient, more water moves out, _____ urine

Concentrating

Can concentrate urine ____x how much body fluid

4x

Producing gametes

Gametogenesis

Only occurs in gonads

Meiosis

DNA containing genes

Chromosome

1/2 of replicated chromosome

Chromatid

2 copies of the same chromosome

Homologous pair

Formed by fusion of gametes

Zygote

2 cells divisions with only one dna replication. Halves chromosome #

Meiosis

Dna replication happens here

Interphase

Chromosomes condense; nuclear membrane disappears

Prophase l

Homologous pairs form tetrad

Synapsis (crossover)

Reframing of nucleus

Telophase l

2 haploid cells happen in ____

Cytokinesis

___ haploid cells as a result of meiosis. All different due to ____

4; crossover

Sac that contains testes

Scrotum

____ septum subdivides scrotum

Vertical

Scrotum functions to ____ temp of testes. Use ___ muscles.

Regulate; cremaster and dartos

Paired glands in scrotum; develope in embryo near _____

Testes; kidneys

Testes descend through inguinal canal when?

7th month of development

Contain seminiferous tubules

Lobules

Cells that protect and secrete nutrients for developing Sperm

Sertoli (nurse) cells

Give rise to sperm

Spermatogenic cells

Produce testosterone

Leydig (interstitial) cells

Common shaped located on surface of each teste; site of speed maturation and storage

Epididymis

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum.

Seminal vesicles

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum.

Seminal vesicles

Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins

60%, alkaline fluid

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum.

Seminal vesicles

Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins

60%, alkaline fluid

Gland at base of bladder, surrounds urethra. Secretes acidic fluid containing what?

Prostate gland; contains seminalplasmin and enzymes

Tubule that stores spleen and coveys to urethra

Ductus (vas) deferens

Ductus goes through ____into body and stores sperm for how long?

Inguinal canal; one month

Located posterior to bladder; receives fluid from seminal vesicles and Sperm from bad deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Pouch like structure posterior to bladder, above rectum.

Seminal vesicles

Seminal vesicles produce ___ volume of semen; secretes ___ fluid containing fructose, prostaglandins, and clotting proteins

60%, alkaline fluid

Gland at base of bladder, surrounds urethra. Secretes acidic fluid containing what?

Prostate gland; contains seminalplasmin and enzymes

Prostate gland produce ___% of semens volume; contribute to Sperm ___ and ___

25%; motility and viability