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Reproductive Organs

Male and Female

TermDefinition
Holds the testes outside of the body Scrotal Sac
Common Passageway for both urine and semen Urethra
Stores urine prior to urination Bladder
Urethra runs through this gland, which produces a sperm activator that increases motility Prostate gland
Tube the leads from the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct; transports sperm during ejaculation Vas deferens
Coiled tube where sperm mature and become motile Epididymis
Pair of two tiny glands that secrete a basic mucus, or pre-ejacualte, that cleanses the urethra prior to ejaculation Bulbourethral gland
The piece of skin is often removed through a process call circumcision and normally covers the head of the penis Foreskin
Produce most of the volume of semen; provide nutrients sperm need prior to ejaculation Seminal vesicles
Creates both sperm and testosterone Testis
Neck of the uterus located at top of vagina, dilates for delivery of a baby cervix
Tube that empties the bladder of urine urethra
Hair-covered skin folds that develop from same tissue as scrotum Labia majora
hairless skin folds around urethra and vagina (vulva) labia minora
Proper name for a female's external genital area vulva
carry eggs from ovary to uterus fallopian tubes
contain erectile tissue, important in orgasm homologous (like) to male penis clitoris
stores urine prior to urination bladder
female gonad, produces sex hormones and eggs ovary
tube that receives penis during intercourse, sometimes called "birth canal" vagina
Created by: tkdrake
 

 



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