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MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. Mr. Van Saders. Penis. - External organ that functions in _____ reproduction, sexual pleasure and __________ of waste.

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MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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  1. MALE REPRODUCTIVESYSTEM Mr. Van Saders

  2. Penis - External organ that functions in _____ reproduction, sexual pleasure and __________ of waste. • Made up of ___ ________ like spongy tissues that fill with blood causing the penis to become enlarged firm and _____. This is called an _____________. • _______: tube coming from the bladder going through the penis. Both semen and urine travel through the urethra but not at the ________ ________. • The penis may be ½ inch to 4 inches long in the ______ _______ (flaccid) state and 4 inches to 8 inches when the penis is erected. • Why could products like Viagra be dangerous for the man? • Priapism is prolonged and painful erections that lasts for several hours. • Blood is unable to leave the penis and loses oxygen. This can cause scaring in the penis causing impotents. In the hospital the doctor will drain the penis with a needle and give him medicine. • ________ penis is at the end of the penis. It has a thinner tissue membrane and is more sensitive. • ____________ is a loose fold of skin the covers the Glands Penis. • _______________ is the surgical removal of the foreskin • Why is this surgery done?

  3. Scrotum Loose bag of ________ outside the body that holds the _______ in place. Regulates the of the ____________ testes. How does the scrotum accomplish this? Provides protection from disease and the elements. During puberty it will become ________, cover with fine pubic hair and become ____________.

  4. Testes • 2 oval shaped _______ that are made up of 1000’s of threadlike structures called ______________ tubules. They are tightly packed tubes inside each testis. • Tubules produce _______ cells by the millions each day and _________ in a mans life time. • Cells in the testes also produce _________ that changes a boy into a man. • When their combined length is put together they stretch several ___________ yards. • During fetal development the testes are inside the males body and lower ___ months before birth. • Testes must be slightly _______ than body temperature to produce sperm cells.

  5. Sperm Cells • There are 3 parts to a sperm cell. • _______ that contains the nucleus. Only the head of the sperm cell unites with the egg cell. • _______ or connecting piece. • ______ which is its guiding mechanism. The sperm may live ______ plus or minus days inside the female. _____ of the sperm cells may be deformed or unable to fertilize an egg. Sperm count has been slowly decreasing in recent years. Up to _______ million sperm cells may be released during one ejaculation. ½ teaspoon to 1 _________ of semen is released. ___________ sperm cells can fit on the head of a pin. Why would a pin hole in a condom be a problem?

  6. Epididymus • A coiled like _____ about 15 to 20 feet long found at the upper back side of the testes closest to the males body. • How many epididymis’s does a male have? • Sperm cells are temporarily stored in the epididymis where they _________. • It take 6 to 8 weeks for sperm to mature. • A nerve response tells the epididymis to release the sperm cells when the male reaches _______, climax or sexual peak. • The sperm cells go from the epididymis into the ______ __________. • The man can _____ the epididymis on the back of his testes

  7. Vas Deferens • The Vas Deferens is also called the ______ ______. • Tube leading from the epididymis going up into the males body where it meets the ________ ______. • The sperm enter the ejaculatory duct inside the __________ gland. • The male has _____ Vas Deferens. • The sperm move through the Vas Deferens by the movement of _____ (small hair like structures) and muscle contractions. • The vas deferens is between ___________ inches in length.

  8. Seminal Vesicles & Prostate Gland • The male has _____ seminal vesicles that releases a mucus like substance that provides _________ which enables the sperm cells to live inside the females body. • Sperm cells can go into the seminal vesicles from a previous ejaculation. • Why does the male have two – testes, epididymis, vas deferens and seminal vesicles? • The Prostate Gland is just below the _________ and is the size of a chestnut. • It releases fluids that combine with the sperm cells and seminal fluid and is called __________. • The Prostate Gland fluids have a _____ or ________ that neutralizes the acid environment inside the female.

  9. Cowper's Glands • Cowper's Glands are also called the ____________ ducts and release cowpers fluids or ____________ fluids. • They release their fluid ______ the male ejaculates. • The male does not have __________ over the release of cowpers fluids. • Sperm may enter Cowpers Glands causing accidental __________ if the couple is not using birth control before there is any contact between the ______ and vulva.

  10. Bladder, Rectum and Anus • The Bladder, Rectum and Anus have no ___________ role in the male. • A valve at the base of the ___________ closes when the male reaches orgasm preventing urine and semen from mixing during ejaculation. • Why would this be harmful? • The rectum is the last portion of the _______ _______ where solid waste is stored.

  11. Concerns of the Male Reproductive System • Hernia • When a ________ ________ pushes through the structure that is holding it in. • ____________ Hernia is when a portion of the intestines pushes through an abnormal opening or weakening of the abdominal wall and into the groin or scrotum . The intestines can go into the scrotal sac. • Sterility • Sperm of the males is weak, malformed, sparse or nonexistent. • Common causes - Temp changes, smoking, untreated STD, faulty operation of other organs in the male reproductive system. Descended Testis or Partially Descended Testis When a testis does not lower or does not completely lower into the ______ ____. This could be pre-cancerous and surgery may be necessary.

  12. Concerns of the Male Reproductive System • Nocturnal Emission (wet dreams) • The releasing of _________ during sleep is normal. The male is producing hormones and this is the bodies way adjusting to these changes during sleep. He may get erection that may or may not be related to what he may be dreaming. It is normal to or not to have these emissions. • Testicular Cancer • This is one of the most common cancers in men 30 years old. It occurs when cells in the testicle divide _____________ and form a tumor. Testicular cancer can spread to other parts of the body, but if it's detected early, the cure rate is excellent. All guys should perform testicular self-examinations regularly to help with early detection. Check for lumps, change is size or consistency of one of the testis, fluid or blood in the scrotum, and pain or ache in the lower abdomen and groin. • Problems of Prostate • Increase in size can block urethra and bladder causing frequent urination, pain or discomfort, blood in the urine. Only prevention is an exam by a doctor. _______ of the men over 50 will have some kind of problem with their prostate gland. Prostate cancer is the second most common form of cancer in men after lung cancer. Signs are frequent or painful urination, blood in the urine. The best test is a _______ test for Prostate Cancer.

  13. Label These on the Diagram • Testes • Epididymis • Penis • Vas Deferens • Seminal Vesicles • Prostate Gland • Urethra • Bladder • Scrotum • Seminiferous Tubules • Glands Penis • Foreskin • Cowpers Glands • Rectum

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