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A&P 2 -- Chapter 16 Male Rep. System Test

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2 Primary organs of the male reproductive system   Testicles and Scrotum  
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Testicles (testes)   Produce sperm and secrete testosterone  
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Scrotum   External sac that houses the testicles and acts as climate control  
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Gametes   Sex cells (males -- sperm; females -- ova)  
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Gonads   Sex glands (males -- testicles; females -- ovaries)  
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Semen   The end product of combined secretions from seminal vesicle, prostate and Cowper's glands and ducts of the male reproductive system  
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Journey of the Sperm (9 points)   1. Seminiferous tubules 2. Epididymus 3. Vas Deferans 4. Seminal Vesicle 5. Ejaculation duct 6. Prostate gland 7. Cowper's gland (aka bulbourethral gland) 8. Urethra 9. Penis  
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Seminiferous tubules   Specialized coils of tiny tubules responsible for production of sperm  
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Epididymus   Tightly coiled tubule that stores sperm until mature, in preparation for ejaculation  
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Vas deferans   Narrow, straight tubes that transports sperm from the epididymus to the pelvic cavity just behind the bladder  
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Seminal vesicle   Pair of small sac-like pouches that attach the vas deferans near the base of the bladder. Secretes and produces fructose that provides source of energy to help move sperm  
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Ejaculatory duct   Created when seminal vesicle duct merges with vas deferans and empties into the urethra  
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Prostate gland   Walnut-shaped, located below urinary bladder infront of rectum; contributes add'l fluid to ejaculate which helps with motility and nourishment for sperm  
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Cowper's/bulbourethra gland   Pea-sized structures located on sides of the urethra below the prostate gland, produce clear fluid that serves as lubricant for intercourse  
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Urethra   Extends down the length of penis, opens at urinary meatus of the glans penis, carries/empties urine from bladder, carries/expels semen, flow of urine is blocked from urethra, allowing only semen to be ejaculated  
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Penis   Contains urethra, attaches to the wall of the abdomen, the body/shaft and the glans  
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Foreskin (prepuce)   Loose, retractablle fold of skin that covers the tip of the penis  
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Circumcision   Surgical removal of prepuce  
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Smegma   Waxy, odorless substance secreted by small gland in the foreskin  
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Vasectomy   Surgical procedure performed on the vas deferans to prevent ejaculation of sperm. Book also calls this sterilization  
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Sterilization   Cannot reproduce  
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Flacid   Weak, lack of muscle tone  
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Epispadias   Urethra opens on the upper side of the penis  
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Hypospadias   Urethra opens on the lower side of the penis  
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Hydrocele   Build up of fluid in scrotum  
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Impotence   Inability to get or sustain an erection  
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Phimosis   Tightness of prepuce/foreskin  
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Balanitis   Inflammation of the glans penis  
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Orchitis   Inflammation of the testicles  
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Anorchism   Absence of one or both testicles  
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