M101 Unit 1-Male Reproductive System Q1

1. The branch of medical science that focuses on the study of the female reproductive organs.

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2. The branch of medical science that deals with the study of the male reproductive organs.

(a)  

3. The male external reproductive organ composed of three cylindrical masses of erectile tissue, serving as an outlet for both the urinary and reproductive tracts.

(a)  

4. The skin-covered muscular pouch suspended from the perineum that houses the testes and regulates their temperature.



(a)  

5. The pair of ovoid glands located within the scrotum that produce spermatozoa and secrete testosterone.

(a)  

6. The male reproductive fluid composed of sperm cells and secretions from accessory glands.

(a)  

7. The gland contributing the largest portion of semen, producing about 60% of its volume.

(a)  

8. The gland that contributes approximately 30% of semen volume, secreting a viscous, nutrient-rich fluid.



(a)  

9. The structure that adds about 5% of semen volume and is primarily a storage and maturation site for sperm.

(a)  

10. The glands that contribute 5% of semen volume by secreting alkaline mucus to neutralize acidity in the urethra.

(a)