UNIT 10: Reproductive System Clicker Review
Where is the predominant male androgen produced?
1. Leydig cells2. Seminiferous tubules3. Epididymis4. Hypothalamus 5. Pituitary gland
Where does meiosis occur in a male?
1. Leydig cells2. Seminiferous tubules3. Epididymis4. Hypothalamus 5. Pituitary gland
Which of the following is a primary sexual characteristic?
1. Muscle development2. Hair on the body3. Deeper voice4. Sperm production
How long do sperm cells spend in the epidydimis?
1. 1 day2. 10 days3. 20 days4. 40-65 days 5. 65 days
Where is 60% of semen volume produced?
1. Epididymis 2. Prostate gland3. Seminal vesicle4. Bulbourethral gland (Cowper’s gland) 5. Seminiferous tubule
What is the function of the fluid secreted by the prostate gland?
1. Neutralize urine in the urethra2. Neutralize the acidic environment of the
vagina3. Provide nutrients for sperm4. All of the above
If a man receives a vasectomy, what anatomical structure is cut?
1. Ejaculatory duct2. Seminiferous tubules3. Epididymis4. Vas Deferens
After a vasectomy, semen will contain all of the following EXCEPT:
1. fructose2. sperm3. Alkaline fluid4. prostaglandins
Eggs develop in what specific structure?
1. follicle2. oviduct3. uterus4. ovary5. Endometrial lining
What hormone directly stimulates development of the follicle?
1. GnRH2. FSH3. LH4. Estrogen 5. Progesterone
As the follicle develops, what hormone does it produce?
1. GnRH2. FSH3. LH4. Estrogen 5. Progesterone
What does the follicle develop into after ovulation?
1. egg2. Endometrial lining 3. Corpus luteum4. Progesterone
Increasing amounts of estrogen lead to …
1. A bigger follicle2. More FSH3. More progesterone4. Increase in endometrial lining
Why would the corpus luteum disintegrate?
1. Egg not fertilized2. No HCG3. Increase in FSH4. Both 1 and 2 5. 1, 2, & 3
Which two things does oxytocin do?
1. Cause the uterus to contract2. Cause milk to be release from mammary
glands3. Trigger ovulation4. Cause milk production5. Cause menopause
Where does fertilization normally occur?
1. ovary2. Oviduct/fallopian tube3. uterus4. cervix5. Vagina
Which method of birth control is the MOST effective (besides abstinence)?
1. Condom2. Pill 3. Diaphragm 4. Foam 5. “Withdrawl” (coitus interuptus)
Which of the following phases is NOT part of the OVARIAN cycle?
1. Follicular phase2. Ovulatory phase 3. Secretory phase 4. Luteal phase
The follicular phase of the ovarian cycle begins at the same time as the _____ phase of the menstrual cycle.
1. Menstrual flow2. Secretory 3. Proliferative
What does the endometrial lining look like in the secretory phase?
1. There isn’t any2. Just starting to develop3. Beginning to be vascularized 4. Vascularized & making glycogen
How does an IUD prevent pregnancy?
1. Prevents maturation of follicle2. Prevents release of egg3. Prevents sperm from reaching egg4. Prevents implantation
During which trimester do a baby’s organs develop?
1. 1st (0-12 weeks)2. 2nd (13-24 weeks)3. 3rd (25-40 weeks)
Which STD causes the following symptoms: symptoms appear 2-21 (usually 2-10) days after sex; thick yellow, gray, or
greenish discharge or drip; burning or pain during urination; swollen or tender testicles; abnormal periods or bleeding between periods
1. Gonorrhea2. Syphilis3. Genital warts (HPV)4. Herpes5. Hepatitis B6. HIV7. Chlamydia
Which STD causes the following symptoms: symptoms take 1-12 weeks to appear; in the 1st stage of infection, painless sore(s)
on mouth or sex organs which last 1-5 weeks; in the 2nd stage a rash develops somewhere on the body along with flu-like symptoms
1. Gonorrhea2. Syphilis3. Genital warts (HPV)4. Herpes5. Hepatitis B6. HIV7. Chlamydia
Which STD causes the following symptoms: symptoms can take 1-9 months to appear; if have symptoms they include flu-like feelings that don’t go away, tiredness, jaundice, dark urine/light-
colored bowel movements
1. Gonorrhea2. Syphilis3. Genital warts (HPV)4. Herpes5. Hepatitis B6. HIV7. Chlamydia
Which STD causes the following symptoms: symptoms appear 1-30 days after contact; flu-like feelings; small painful
blisters on the sex organs or mouth; itching or burning before the blisters appear; blisters last 1-3 weeks and then go away (you still
have this condition though)
1. Gonorrhea2. Syphilis3. Genital warts (HPV)4. Herpes5. Hepatitis B6. HIV7. Chlamydia
Which STD causes the following symptoms: symptoms show up 1-8 months after contact; caused by a virus; small bumps on the sex organs or anus; itching or burning around the sex organs; bumps
may go away but they can come back because you still have the virus
1. Gonorrhea2. Syphilis3. Genital warts (HPV)4. Herpes5. Hepatitis B6. HIV7. Chlamydia