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What functions do the testis have?   Endocrine and exocrine  
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What are the endocrine functions of the testis?   Sperm is made by the seminiferous tubules; includes epididymis and vas deferens  
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What main hormone does the testis excrete?   Testosterone  
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Deep to superficial, what are the four layers that cover the testes?   Tunica albuginea, visceral tunica vaginalis, parietal tunica vaginalis, scrotum  
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What glad is posterior and inferior to the bladder?   Seminal gland  
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What surrounds the urethra?   Corpus spongiosum  
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What is an ampulla?   Dilation near the terminal end of a duct  
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What sphincter is inferior to the bladder?   Internal urethral sphincter  
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Is the internal urethral sphincter involuntary or voluntary?   Involuntary  
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What is the external urethral sphincter near?   Perineal membrane  
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What is the sperm pathway?   Testis, epididymis, ductus deferens, ampulla of ductus deferens, ejaculatory duct, prostatic urethra, membranous urethra, spongy urethra  
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What part of the epididymis continues on as the ductus deferens?   Tail  
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What is the cremaster muscle a continuation of?   Internal oblique muscle  
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What is the testicular nerve a branch of?   Genitofemoral  
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What nerve goes through the canal but isn't in the spermatic cord?   Ilioinguinal nerve  
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Is erection parasympathetic or sympathetic?   Parasympathetic  
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Is ejaculation parasympathetic or sympathetic?   Sympathetic  
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What is the main accessory gland in males?   Testes  
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What two tubes form the ejaculatory duct?   Ductus deferens and seminiferous tubules  
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What do the seminal vesicles empty into?   Ejaculatory duct  
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What is semen made of?   Sperm and secretions  
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What percent of semen do seminal vesicles produce?   60%  
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What do the secretions from the seminal vescles contain?   Fibrinogen  
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What is fibrinogen for?   Keeping everything together  
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What two main nutrients are in the semen?   Fructose and citric acid  
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What percent of semen does the prostate gland produce?   30%  
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Why are the secretions from the prostate gland basic?   Vagina is very acidic  
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Why does the prostate gland secrete fibrinolysin?   Breaks down fibrinogen once in vagina to release the sperm  
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When does the bulbourethral gland secretion the mucous?   Just before ejaculation  
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Where do the secretions from the bulbourethral glands drain?   Spongy urethra  
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What is semen emission?   Discharge of all the secretions into the urethra  
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What causes ejaculation?   Peristalsis  
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Where does fertilization of the oocyte occur?   Ampulla of fallopian tube  
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When does the fertilized oocyte implant on the uterine wall?   5 days after fertilization  
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What takes the egg from the ovary to the fallopian tube to the uterus?   Fimbriae  
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What is the uterus covered by?   Peritoneum  
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Is the ovary covered by peritoneum?   No  
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What three things does the ovary produce?   Egg, progesterone, estrogene  
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When do ectopic pregnancies usually rupture?   8 weeks  
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What is the vesico-uterine pouch between?   Bladder and uterus  
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Where do eggs go if the fimbriae don't catch them?   Recto-uterine pouch  
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