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Secrete Male Hormones

Hypothalamus Gonads Pituitary

FSH

Produce Sperm

Male Sex Characteristics

Deep voice


Distribution of body hair


Deep voice

Oligospermia

Low Sperm count

Spermatogenesis

Formation of mature and functional sprermatozoa

Orchitis

Inflammation of the testes

Effects of Aging

Testosterone levels decrease


Prostate gland enlarges


FIBROSIS SCLEROSIS VASCULAR changes in penis

Bulbourethral Glands

Lubricant urethra cleans out foreign matter

External structure of female reproductive system

Vulva


Mammary gland

Internal female reproductive organs

Vagina


Uterus


Paired Ovaries and Oviducts

Function

Development of Sexual Characteristics


Reproduction


INFANT NOURISHMENT

Ovaries

Produce female gamete or ova


Secrete estrogen

Oviducts or Fallopian Tubes

Passageway for the ovum between ovary and Uterus

Ovum burst from ovary into the pelvic cavity... The Oviducts catch it in structure called

FIMBRIAE

Fertilized ovum is called

ZYGOTE

When does the zygote become an embryo?

When it becomes completely embedded in the lining

Hollow muscular pearl shape center of pelvic cavity behind the urinary bladder

Uterus

Uterus

Receive the fertilized ovum and provides housing and nourishment for fetus

Three layers of the Uterus

Serous layer/perimetrium


Muscle layer/myometrium


Mucous layer/endometrium

Attached to the Uterus through the cervix and meets the external organs at the vulva

Vagina

Vagina

Receive Sperm


Provides an exit for menstrual flow


Birth canal

Fornices Bartholin Gland Rugae and hymen

Vagina

Mammary Glands

Modified sweat gland


Stimulate gland to produce and release milk


Areola glands close surface keep nipples from drying out

Gonadotropic hormones LH FSH

Stimulate formation of ova and secretion of hormones for Sexual Characteristics

Development of Secondary female Sexual Characteristics

Gonadotropic hormones

Estrogen

Estradiol


Estriol


Estrone

Ovulation phase

Ovulation phase 14 days

Follicular phase

4 to 14 days

Uterine cycle

Proliferative /endometriun


Secretory phase

Menstruation phase

3-5 days


FSH rise

Uterine cycle

Is controlled by the ovarian cycle

Vestibular gland

Secrete Mucous before and during coitus

1.010

Dilute

1.025

Highly concentrated

Urinalysis

Single voided


24hr collection


Fractional urine speciem

Guaiac test

False positive results

Urinary system

Filtration and remove plant

Sometimes combined with the male reproductive

GUS

Function of kidney

Maintenance homeostasis


Water and blood volume


BP


Reabsorbs


Active Vitamin D

Secrete renin and erythropoitem

Kidney

Processing waste

Forms urine (kidney)


Store urine (bladder)

Eliminate

Protein wastes


Excess salts


Toxic materials

Glomerular


Bowman capsule


Proximal convoluted tubule


Loop of Henle


Distal convoluted tuble

Nephron

Water absorbed by

Loop of Henle results in concentration of salts

ADH

Regulation of water balance... Maintain the body's homeostasis

Aldosterone

Sodium retention

If BP falls too low

Renin is released into the bloodstream

RAA MECHANISM

When activated it raises the BP

EPO

Stimulate stem cell and increase formation of red blood cells

Erythropoies

Formation of red blood cells

When hypoxia is recognized

EPO is secreted

Erythropoitein

Is processed in the liver of the fetus

Response to Angiotensin II and to low fluid levels

ADH

ANP

Decrease workload of the heart

Primary phase in urine formation

Glomerular filtration

Tubular secretion

Movement of substance from the peritublar capillary to the glomerular filtrate

Specific gravity of urine

1.001-1.035

Devired from muscle.. Metabolic waste excreted in urine

Creatinine

Vessel that conveys blood to the glomerular

Afferent arteriole

GnRH

Controls uterine and ovarian cycle

Fertilization of on ovum by Sperm takes place in

Fallopian tubes

Inhibin

Produced by ovaries inhibits secretion FSH and LH

The corpus luteum

Secretes progesterone

PCT

Glucose amino acids and salts are actively transported across membranes and returned to blood