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wat is the fcn of the reproductive system?
perpetate the species.
endocrine or exocrine:
male/ female gonads prodcue n RELEASE ova/sperm
exocrine
endocrine or exocrine:
male/female gonads prodce n SECRETE testosterone/ estrogen/ progesterone.
endocrine.
sperm prodcution requires ______ to be developed.
94 degree F.
_____________: in seminferous tubules in testies.
sperm production
testes in ________ descends below abdomen.
scrotum
__________ responds to temp. change.
scrotum
testosterone produced by ________________ in seminiferous tubules in testes.
interstitial cells.
the anatomy of the sperm contains what?
acrosome, head, midpiece, n tail.
_____________: egg-piercing enzymes
acrosome
_____________:contains DNA
head
_____________: is called Flagellum
tail
_____________: is called Mitochondria
midpiece
spermatogenesis begians at _________.
puberty
_____________: stimulate sperm production
LH n FSH
_____________: occurs in seminiferous tubules in testes
spermatogenesis
_____________: are at periphery of tubule
less mature cells
_____________: are toward/in lumen of tubules.
more mature sperm cells
_____________: spermatogonium--> primary spermatocyte--> secondary speratocyte--> spermatatids--> spermatozoa
spermatogenesis
@ the end of spermatogenesis, ___________________ are produced from only 1 diploid spermatogoium cell.
4 haploid speratozoa.
what pathway is this below:
_________________: seminiferoust tubules -- epididymis --- vas defernes --- seminal vesicles --- ejaculatory duct --- prostate gland --- prostatic urethra ---- membraneous urethera --- penile urethra --- external urethral orifice
sperm release
_____________: enviorment where sperm cells are produced
seminiferous tubules
_____________:enviroment were sperm cells mature
epididymis
_____________: conveys sperm cells to vas deferenes
epididymis
_____________: conveys sperm cells to ejaculatory duct
vas deferenes
_____________: contains alkaline fructose fluid to nourish sperm
seminal vesicle
_____________: contains alkaline fluid to " activate" sperm.
prostate gland
_____________:contains alkaline mucus fluid to lubricate.
Cowper's gland
_____________: makes up 60%.

_____________: makes up 5%

_____________: makes up 30%
seminal vesicle, Cowper's gland, prostate gland
_____________: makes Spermatozoa from spermatids
spermiogenesis.
_____________: nourish spermatids as they go thru spermigoenesis to become spermatozoa.
Sertoli Cells
Normal sperm count is?
50-120 million/ml of semen
Low sperm count is?
20-25 million/ml of semen
if you have a low sperm count that means your __________.
infertile
Post-pubert males produce _________.
400 million sperm a day
_____________: in ovary
egg production
___________ is produced by secondary follicle
estrogen
__________ & ____________ is produces by corpus luteum
progesterone and estrogen
which pathway is this:
______________: ovary -- fimbrae of uterine tube --- uterine tube -- uterus --- cervix--- vagina
egg release
whats another name for egg release
ovulation
___________ begins at birth
oogenesis
what cell is ovulated each month?
secondary oocyte
@ which stage of Meiosis does is it ovulated?
Metaphase II
which stage of Meiosis are all the other cells that are not ovulating in?
Prophase I
__________ occrs on Day 14 of Mestrual Cycle.
ovulation
were does feritilization usually occur?
uterine tube
were does implantation usually occur?
uterus
Fill in the Stages of the Menstual Cycle:
___________: Day 1-5

___________: Day 6-14

___________: Day 15-28
Menstrual phase, proliferative phase, secretory phase.
which phase:
__________________: repair/thickening of endometrium
proliferative phase
Which Phase:
___________________: glands and bld vessels proliferate
secretory phase
Which Phase:
________________: sloughing of endometrium
menstrual phase
________________: there is a decline in Estrogen/Progesterone
menstrual phase
__________________: estrogen increase
proliferative phase
_________________: progesterone increase
secretory phase
ovulation is triggered by ________________.
LH surge
the fcn of _________ is follicular development, estrogen release, and SOME progesterone
FSH
the fcn of _________ is follicular development, estrogen release, and SOME progesterone, as well as the completion of Meiosis I by oocyte
LH
the fcn of ____________ is the decline of FSH n LH.
courpus luteum
the fcn of ____________ is hypertrophy of endometrium , and the release of progesterone and estrogen.
courpus luteum
the feritilization window is ______________.
days 11-15
oocyte is viable for 24 hrs after ________.
ovulation
_____- are viable for 48-72 hrs within the female.
sperm
what hormones are responsible for the following:

breast development: ________

milk let down:_____________

milk production:___________
estrogen, oxytocin, n prolactin
how does oral contraceptive work?
it decreases LH/FSH to prevent ovulation
__________________ will develop to the mature egg cell.
secondary oocyte
another name for secondary oocyte is
ovum
__________ is an egg cell
ovum
_____________ matures n grows due to FSH secretion
primary follicle
primary oocyte finishes Meiosis I to produce 2 cells, what are they
secondary oocyte n polar body.
Match:

a: follicular
b: menses
c: luteal

A: menstrual
B: secretory
C: proliferative
Ab
Bc
Ca
once ovulation occurs the ruptured follicle becomes corpus luteum which eventually degenerates into ____ _________________.
corpus albicans.