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general functions of male repro system
maintain sperm cells, transport sperm to femal repro tract and secrete male sex hormones
function of testis
produce sperm
function of epididymis
store sperm
fx of vas deferens
helps form ejaculatory duct
fx of seminal vesicle
contains fructose(nutrition) and prostaglandin (for femal contraction to propel sperm to ovaduct)
fx of prostate gland
alkaline fluid to neutralize pH of female repro tract
fx of bulbourethral gland
release mucous
fx of urethra
expell urine
fx of scrotum
hold testis
fx of penis
sperm and urine out, sexual intercoarse
seminferous tubules-urethra
seminferous tubule/ rete testis/ efferent ductules/ epididymus/ vas deferens/ ampula/ ejaculatory duct/ urethra
descent of testis important due to
sperm willnot be produced
seminal vesicles
fructose-nutrition
prostate gland
alkalin to neutralize pH
bulbourethra
mucous for lubrication
semen
sperm cells and secretions, slightly alkaline 7.5
fx corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum
erectile tissue
fx of testosterone
formation of male repro organs, causes testis to descend into scrotum, stimulates enlargment of testis, secondary male sex characteristics (puberty), increase the rate of cellular metabolism and production of RBC by stimulating the release of erythropoietin
secondary male sex characteristics
increase grorth of body hair, lowers pitch of voice,thickening of skin, muscle growth,thickening and strengthing of bones
general fx of female repro system
produce and maintain female sex cells, transport egg cells to fertilization, provide a favorable environment for a developing offspring, move offspring to outside, and produce female sex hormones