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- The term __________ refers to the entire lower area of the abdomen. inguinal umbilicusIdentify (make a line with name) and give functions of the following structures (full sentences). 1. Ovaries: 2. Follicles: 3. Corpus Luteum: 4. Endometrium: 5. Cervix: 6. Uterus: 7. Oviduct: 8. Fallopian Tube:Match the definition from Column 2 with the word it describes in Column 1. Type the letter of the definition that goes with each term in the box on the far left (next to each number/term). Column 1 Column 2 Reproductive Organs Functions 1. Cervix A. Opening to uterus 2. Seminal Vesicles B. The external sexual organ of the male 3. Vas Deferens C. Shelters and nourishes the growing baby 4. Ovary D. The sac that contains the testicles 5. Testicles E. Organ that stores urine in males and females 6. Uterus F. Glands that contain immature ova (eggs) 7. Anus G. Urethra and vas deferens merge with this gland; produces seminal fluid 8.Vagina H. Ova travel through these tubes 9. Labia I. Sensitive area within the female’s reproductive system 10. Bladder J. Opening for feces to pass from the body 11.…
- Mumps is a viral infection. The primary symptom of mumps is visible swelling of the parotid gland on either side of the face. However, the virus can also infiltrate the male reproductive system, causing the testes to atrophy. Some effects include oligospermia (low sperm count), azoospermia (no sperm in semen), and asthenospermia (reduced sperm movement). Research treatment options for reduced sperm movement. Describe one option that can be used to aid successful fertilization and explain why it helps.An 18-year-old female presents at a women’s health careclinic seeking oral contraceptives for the first time. She tellsthe nurse that she wants to have sex with her boyfriend, butdoesn’t know what to expect. Which statement by the nurse isnot accurate?a. “Vaginal intercourse is most commonly performed in themissionary position.” b. “The side by side position achieves better clitoral stimula-tion than the missionary position.” c. “Achieving simultaneous orgasms is the goal of vaginalintercourse.”d. “The period after coitus is just as significant as the eventsleading up to it.”Label A-I as the following: -Testis -Prostate gland -Urethra -Ejaculatory duct -Penis -Erectile tissue of penis -Rectum -Scrotum -Urinary bladder
- Male Reproductive Organs Color the structures of the male reproductive system in the following figure. IV. •Prostate gland: Light green • Urethra: Purple • Testis: Gray • Epididymis: Gold • Scrotum: Tan • Vas deferens: Dark •Corpus blue cavernosum: Pink •Ejaculatory duct: •Glans penis: Orange Fuschia •Prepuce: Dark •Bulbourethral green •Urinary bladder: Light blue gland: Brown •Seminal vesicle: •Corpus Yellow spongiosum: RedWhat indicates the presence of Scedosporium reproductive structures in vaginal samples. Discuss this Please include bibliographic references.external 1. genitalia Male Reproductive System consists of contain coiled secrete consists of 8. penis 2. 4. is a consists of site of by 9. corpora cavernosa skin sac corpus spermato- genesis spermio- genesis interstitial cells spongiosum transports columns of in which in which encases erectile tissue 3. semen spermato- gonia epididymides testes that fill with to undergo undergo exterior blood physical change meiosis ducts glands to produce to produce to produce consists of 10. secrete consists of spermatids sperm ductus deferens • seminal vesicles 5. urethra fluid • prostate gland • bulbourethral glands Word Bank site of transports transports part of epididymides seminiferous tubules 6. 7. erection sperm sperm storage sperm maturation semen penile urethra spermatids to to scrotum testes semen testosterone urethra exterior © bluedoor, LLC Concept Map Use the word bank to fill in the blank spaces in the concept map.
- There are two light sources in a dissecting microscope, one in the base and another in the arm. While observing fingerprints and testes slide, explain which light source would be preferred for each and why: a. Fingerprints: b. Testis slide:Which of the following statements, if identified by the nursing student, would specify that teaching about cervical mucus changes as an sign for ovulation has been understood? If my cervical mucus is thick and white, I will need to avoid intercourse or use back-up method of contraception. If my cervical mucus is thin and watery, Fam probably fertile 'If my cervical mucus is yellowish and thick, I am probably fertile The thin, dear mucus will block the sperm from getting into my cervixDefine the following terms: scrotum and testicular lobules.
