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reproductive system

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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male reproductive system

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• made to produce sperm and deliver it to the female • testes make high level of testosterone and millions of sperm after puberty • male urethra carries both urine and semen

#2
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female reproductive system

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• made to support a developing embryo • ovaries make estrogen • females are born with all their eggs and release one once a month • female urethra does not connect to the reproductive system

#3
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male genitalia internal structures

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• epididymis • vas deferens • seminal vesicles • prostate gland • cowpers glands

#4
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epididymis

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stores sperm and lets them mature

#5
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seminal vesicles

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• produces most of the semen • adds fructose, prostaglandins and proteins

#6
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vas deferens

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tube that carries sperm up and out during ejaculation

#7
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prostate gland

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adds fluid to semen and increases sperm movement

#8
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cowpers glands

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makes a lubricating pre ejaculate fluid pre cum

#9
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male external genitalia

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• penis • scrotum

#10
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penis

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• erectile organ that delivers sperm • made up of 3 columns of spongey tissue • a pair of corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum

#11
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scrotum

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• sac that holds and protects the testes and keeps them cool • balls

#12
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internal female genitalia

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• ovaries • ovulation • fallopian tubes • uterus • endometrium • cervix • vagina

#13
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ovaries

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make eggs and female hormones

#14
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fallopian tubes

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• where the egg is picked up • fertilization usually happens here

#15
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uterus

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• pear shaped organ • the fertilized egg implants and develops here

#16
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endometrium

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• uterine lining that nourishes the embryo

#17
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cervix

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• lower part of the uterus that opens into the vagina

#18
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vagina

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• muscular canal that receives the penis and is the birth canal

#19
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external female genitalia (vulva)

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1, mons pubis 2. labia majora and minora 3. bartholins glands 4. clitoris

#20
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mons pubis

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• fatty pad over the pubic bone

#21
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labia majora and minora

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• skin folds that protect the vaginal opening

#22
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bartholins glands

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• release fluid that lubricates the vagina

#23
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clitoris

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• erectile tissue w many nerve endings and involved in sexual arousal

#24
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male gonads

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testes