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Ch 26 Reproductive

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emission refers to the movement of sperm and glandular secretions from the testes and genital ducts into the urethra
erection this state is caused by filling of erectile tissue with blood.
interstitial cells produces testosterone
luteinizing hormone (LH) tells interstitial cells to produce hormones
spermatogenesis process of sperm production
spermatozoa highly specialized cells
parts of sperm head, midpiece (body) and flagellum (tail)
testosterone responsible for sperm formation and development of secondary sexual characteristics
epididymis single coiled tube that lies along the top and behind the testis in the scrotum
where does sperm mature and develop the capacity for motility? epididymis
vas deference receives sperms from epididymis and transport them from scrotal sac through the abdominal cavity
seminal vesicles pouchlike glands that produce 60% of the semila fluid volume
seminoforous tubules are tightly coiled structures that produces sperms
prostate gland shaped like a donut, located below bladder
bulbourethral (cowper's) glands resembles peas; secrete mucus like fluid constituing less than 5% of seminal fluid volume
prepuce foreskin
oligospermia low sperm production
cryptorchidism undescended testicles
corpus luteum a temporary endoconstruction involved in the construction of progesteron and estrogen which is needed to maintain lining of uterus.
estrogen promotes maturation of egg and helps to develop female characteristics
parts of uterus fundus, body and cervix
bartholin's gland female - secretes mucus like lubricating fluid
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