UNIT 17 - REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
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What are gonads and what do they do? (Overveiw)
• Testes/Ovaries • Produce gametes and hormones
What do ducts do? (Overveiw)
Transport and store gametes
Accessory glands (Overveiw)
Produce secretions that support the gametes
Where are the testes located? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
Located within the scrotum (skin and CT)
What are the testes surrounded by? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
2 layers (tunics): * Tunica vaginalis * Tunica albuginea
Describe the two tunics. (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Tunica vaginalis: Outer superficial layer; serous membrane derived from peritoneum • Tunica albuginea: Inner fibrous CT capsule; extends inwards to divide testis into lobules
What does each lobule of the testes contain? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Seminiferous tubules • Interstitial endocrine (leydig) cells
What do the seminiferous tubules do? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
Produce sperm (spematogenesis)
When the seminiferous tubules unite, they form what? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
Rete testis on posterior side of each testis Rete = network
The walls of the seminiferous tubules composed of what? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Spermatogenic cells: Germ cells in various stages of development that will become sperm • Sustenocytes (nurse) cells: surround, nourish, abdominal oritect developing gametes
Describe sustenocyte (nurse) cells. (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Surround, nourish, and protect developing gametes • Extend from basement membrane to lumen • Are connected to one another by tight junctions that from the blood-testes barrier • produce testicular fluid (form sperm transport
Describe interstitial endocrine (leydig) cells (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• In CT between seminiferous tubules • Secrete testosterone
True or False: Sperm formed in the seminiferous tubules enter the rete testis, and then move into a series of ducts. (Testicular reproductive system structures)
TRUE
What are the 4 ducts that sperm travels through? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Epididymis • Vas (ductus) deferens • Ejaculatory duct • Urethra
Describe the epididymis. (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Located at posterior border of testis • Site of sperm storage and where they learn to swim
What is the vas (ductus) deferens? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Transports sperm from the epididymis during ejaculation • part of the spermatic cord which carries the vas deferens, nerves, blood supply, & lymphatic vessels through the body wall • Enters anterior pelvic cavity and loops over posterior wall of bladder
• What is the ehaculatory duct formed from? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
The union of vas deferens and duct from seminal vesicle
What does the urethra do? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
Transports urine and semen out of the body
What are the three regions of the urethra? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Prostatic urethra: runs through prostate • Intermediate (membranous) erethra: runes through urogenital diaphragm (muscular floor of pelvis) • Spongy (penile) urethra: Runs through corpus spongiosum of the penis & ends at tip (external urethral orifice)
What is the penis? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
The urinary and copulatory organ copulatory = sex
What are the three parts of the penis? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• Root • Body (Shaft) • Glans penis (enlarged tip)
True or False: The penis has two cylindrical bodies of erectile tissue (blood sinuses bound by CT). (Testicular reproductive system structures)
FALSE * It has THREE cylindrical bodies of erectile tissue
Describe the three cylindrical bodues of erectile tissue. (Testicular reproductive system structures)
• 2 Corpora cavernosa: Dorsal/posterior; form most of the root and shaft • 1 Corpus spongiosum: midventral/anterior; surrounds urethra and forms the glans penis
What do the accessory glands do? (Testicular reproductive system structures)
Contribute to secretions during sexual arousal