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| serous sac that encloses the testes |
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| fibrous capsule of the testes |
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| comma shaped structure next to testes |
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| arterial supply of testes |
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testicular veins arise from here
keeps testes cool |
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| separated by areolar tissue |
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sperm forming cells.
begins at puberty. |
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| columnar sustentacular cells |
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surround spermatogenic cells.
assist with sperm forming.
secrete testicular fluid and androgen binding protein |
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| secrete testosterone (regulated by LH) |
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20 day journey for sperm to travel.
gain ability to swim and fertilize an egg. |
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| stores and transports sperm |
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| Three parts to the male urethrea |
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prostatic urethra
membranous urethra
penile urethra |
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| secretes about 60% volume of semen |
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fructose
prostaglandins
enzymes that clot then liquifies semen |
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| contains enzymes that enhances sperm motility |
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| produces mucus that lubricates urethra before ejacutlation |
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| three erectile bodies of the penis |
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1 corpus spongiosum
2 corpos cavernosum |
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| 3 stages of spermatogenesis |
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stage 1: spermatogonia divide by mitosis
stage 2: meiosis 1 and 2
stage 3: spermiogenesis |
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type A: maintain germ cells
type B: differentiate in to primary spermatocytes |
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| stage 2: meiosis and meiosis 2 |
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meiosis 1: forms secondary spermatocytes
meiosis 2: each spermatocyte form spermatids |
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| stage 3: spermatogenesis creates |
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| spermatogenesis controlled by |
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| concentrates testosterone near spermatogenic cells |
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| houses developing oocytes |
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| multiple sacs housing oocytes |
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(part of uterus)
distal end surrounded by fimbriae |
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(part of uterus)
middle third of uterus.
site of fertilization |
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cervical canal
internal os
external os |
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mesometrium (lateral pelvic walls)
lateral ligaments
round ligaments |
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| wall of uterus consistes of (3) |
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perimetrium
myometrium
endometrium |
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| where does the embryo burry itself? |
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| stimulates production of ovarian folliles and oocytes |
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| prepares uterine wall for implantation |
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| 3 phases of ovarian cycle |
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follicular phase
ovulation
lutheal |
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6-12 primodial follicles stimulated.
growth stimulated by FSH.
primodial becomes primary follicle.
zona pellucida
theca folliculi |
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| glycoprotein coat that surrounds oocyte |
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| internal layer that secretes hormones |
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day 14.
one mature oocyte exits and enters uterine tube.
increase in LH. |
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| remaining follicle becomes corpus luteum |
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secretes progesterone.
acts to prepare an implantation of embryo. |
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| If no embryo implantation, the corpus luteum |
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| dies and becomes corpus albicans |
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| Meiosis 2 only occurs when? |
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| sperm penetration occurs. |
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menstrual
proliferative
secratory |
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| Menstrual phase: what sheds? |
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adventitia
muscularis
mucosa |
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| recess formed at the superior part of the vagina |
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