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Where are seminiferous tubules located

Testes

Site of sperm production

Seminiferous tubules

Where is sperm stored and matured?

Epididymis

What is semen carried out of the body by?

Urethra

What determines the male secondary sex characteristics?

Testosterone

Produced in the pituitary gland and regulates amount of testosterone

Luteinizing Hormone

Controls formation of sperm

Follicle Stimulating Hormone

Site of egg development

Ovaries

Contains smooth muscle and cilia that moves the egg along

Uterine tube

stimulates ovulation and changes the follicle into the corpus luteum

Lutenizing Hormone

What regulates the menstrual cycle

Ovarian Cycle

True or false, men retain complete function of repro system until 80's or later

True

Testes decline in sperm production after age

50

One year after the last menstrual period

Menopause

Very low levels of estrogen occurs

During Postmenopause

Estrogen Replacement Therapy increases.....

Endometrial Growth

Caused by disorders in neurologic or vascular functions, diabetes, medications, alcohol, but can be treated

Impotence

True or false, prostate cancer is more common in black men than white men

True

Treatment of Prostate Cancer

Hormone or radiation therapy

Thinning of the walls of the vagina. Reduced secretions, and increased susceptibility to infections

Atrophic Vaginitis

Weakeness in the ligaments that support the uterus

Prolaps of the Uterus

Causes of prolapse of the uterus

Loss of estrogen, trauma during childbirth, genetics.

Detected by Pap Smear, risk declines after menopause, in young women it is rapid metastasis, in older it is slow growing

Cervical Cancer

Occurs post menopause, slow growing and treated by hysteroctomy

Endometrial Cancer

Occurs post menopause, no symptoms until late stages, localized, may cause accumulated fluid in the abdomen

Ovarian Cancer

Second most common internal cancer in women, occurs after age 40 usually, and spreads through lymph channels and blood vessels

Breast Cancer