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    NUR11O1 Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology

    Department of Biology
    Institute of Arts and Sciences
    Far Eastern University
    LABORATORY EXERCISE NO. 19
    REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

    Name: Section: Date Submitted:

    I. INTRODUCTION
    The reproductive system is vital in the perpetuation of human species. Functional male and
    female reproductive systems are necessary to effectively pass genetic makeup from one
    generation to another.

    II. GIVE AT LEAST 3 MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM


    The three major functions of the reproductive system are production of sperm cell
    in male and egg cell in female, transporting and sustaining the said cell, and nurturing and
    developing offspring and production of hormones.

    III. ANATOMY OF MALE AND FEMALE MAJOR REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS


    Below are illustrations of the male and female major reproductive organs. Identify each
    part with an arrow and label with the corresponding number for each part.

    MALE 3. Prostate gland FEMALE 8. Uterus


    1. Ductus deferens 4. Epididymis testis 6. Uterine tube 9. Vagina
    2. Seminal vesicle 5. Penis 7. Ovary 10 Mammary gland
    (in breast)

    10. Mammary gland

    2. Seminal vesicle
    6. Uterine tube

    7. Ovary
    1.Ductus derefens 3. Prostate gland

    8. Uterus

    4 Epididymis testis 9. Vagina


    5. Penis

    Fig. 19 Male (a) and Female (b) Reproductive


    Organs
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    NUR11O1 Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology
    Department of Biology
    Institute of Arts and Sciences
    Far Eastern University

    IV. ASSESSMENT
    Answer each item guided by the specific instructions for each question set.
    A. True/False
    Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.

    True 1. The broad ligament, which is a fold of the peritoneum, encloses and helps hold the
    ovary in place in the pelvic cavity.

    True 2. The sperm cells continue to mature in the epididymis.

    True 3. The male urethra serves as a common passageway for both spermatozoa from the
    testes and urine from the bladder.

    False 4. The primary sex organs of the female reproductive system are the fallopian tubes.

    True 5. During days 1 through 5 of the menstrual cycle, the thick endometrial lining of the
    uterus is shed along with tissue, fluid, blood, mucus, and epithelial cells.

    B. Completion
    Complete each sentence or statement.

    6. The __cervix__ of the uterus is the narrow inferior portion, or neck, that opens into the
    vagina.

    7. The uterine tube is also known as the __fallopian____ tube.

    8. Another name for menstruation is __menses___.

    9. The formation of the female sex cells, or eggs, is known as _spermatogenesis____.

    10. The first menstrual period is called __menarche____.

    11. The female stem cells are called __oogonia_____.

    12. The __perineum_____ is the diamond-shaped area at the inferior end of the trunk between
    the buttocks and thighs of both males and females.

    13. The __areola____ is the circular pigmented area of skin surrounding the nipple of the breast.

    14. The developing embryo is called a _fetus___ by the ninth week of pregnancy.

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    NUR11O1 Integrated Human Anatomy and Physiology
    Department of Biology
    Institute of Arts and Sciences
    Far Eastern University

    15. When the foreskin of the penis fits too tightly over the head of the penis and cannot be
    retracted, the condition is known as _phimosis______.

    C. Matching Type

    Match each statement with the correct item below.


    a. first menses
    b. contains adipose tissue and sweat glands
    c. possesses numerous sebaceous glands
    d. partially closes the distal end of the vagina
    e. progesterone and estrogen

    _D_ 16. hymen

    _E_ 17. corpus luteum

    _A_ 18. menarche

    _B_ 19. labia majora

    _C_ 20. labia minora

    Match each statement with the correct item below.


    a. caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhea
    b. caused by a virus and is highly contagious
    c. an infection with the simplex herpes II virus
    d. caused by a protozoan flagellate
    e. caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum
    f. acquired immune deficiency syndrome

    _B_ 21. genital warts

    _C_ 22. genital herpes

    _A_ 23. syphilis

    _E_ 24. gonorrhea

    _F_ 25. AIDS

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