Portage Learning Anatomy & Physiology II: Lab 7 Exam Already Passed

Portage Learning Anatomy & Physiology II: Lab 7 Exam Already Passed Which of the following statements is true concerning the male gamete cell? A. It is the largest cell in the body. B. It can be seen with the naked eye. C. Correct! It allows for gametes to have motility. D. It contains a large amount of nutrients. Describe the endocrine function of the structure highlighted in blue (above). Endocrine – produces testosterone to be released directly into the bloodstream Place structures (highlighted in blue, above) in the order of the path male gametes travel from production to be expelled from the body. (Use the letters A, B, C, D) A. TESTES PRODUCE SPERM D. EPIDIDYMIS STORES SPERM B. VAS DEFERENS TRANSPORTS SPERM TO EJACULATORY DUCT C. EJACULATORY DUCT EJECTS SPERM OUT OF THE BODY VIA THE URETHRA Describe the development of the structure above. Testis develop first in the abdomen. Through gestational period they descend into the scrotal sac through the inguinal canal. Identify and describe the cells that carry out the endocrine functions of the organ above. Granulosa cells produce estrogen (hormone). Identify the portion of the structure (highlighted in blue above) that gathers the egg and moves it into the reproductive system. infandibulum Identify the largest portion of the structure (highlighted in blue) above. body Describe the function of the structure (highlighted in blue) above if fertilization does not occur. If the egg is not fertilized, then the inner lining is shed of the uterus (called menstruation) and the fluid is discharged from the body through the vagina. Identify the male pig (above) based on external features discussed in the lab dissection. (A or B) A Identify the structure indicated by the arrow (above). scrotum Identify structure C indicated by the arrow (above). uterian horn Identify structure indicated by the arrow (above). Urethra