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2 main functions of the male reproductive system

Produce sperm


Secrete make sex hormones

What is sperm

The male reproductive cell

Major organs of the male reproductive system

Penis


2 testes

Each teste has a what?

Epididymis

The internal organs of the reproduction include what

2 seminal vesicles


2 vas deferens


Prostate gland


2 bulbourethral glands

The process of producing sperm is called what

Spermatogenesis

Where does spermatogenesis take place (production of sperm)

Seminiferous tubules

What is an androgen

A male sex hormone

What is an androgen

A male sex hormone

The chief/main androgen is what?

Testosterone

What is testosterone responsible for

The development of the male reproductive organs


Sperm


Secondary sex characteristics

What is an epididmymis

A coiled tube that lies on top of the testes within the scrotum

Where is the location for sperm maturation and storage unit until they are ready?

Epididymis

The soft tip of the pp is referred to as what

Glans penis

What is the glans penis protected by

Prepuce or foreskin

The external opening of the penis is what?

The urinary meatus

What carries sperm from the epididymis up into the pelvic cavity?

Vas deferens

What is the spermatic cord formed from ?

Vas deferens


Arteries


Veins


Lymphatic vessels (pelvic cavity)


Testes

What are the two seminal vesicles

Small glands located at the base of the urinary bladder

What do the seminal vesicles do

Secrete a glucose-rich fluid that nourishes the sperm

Where is the prostate gland located

Just below the urinary bladder

Why is the prostate important

It secretes an alkaline fluid that helps keep the sperm alive

Another word for bulbourethral glands

Cowper’s glands