Anatomy And Physiology Questions - The Reproductive System
Reproductive system questions. Linked to the "Conception" case unit. Also a few questions linked to the "Adolescence" case unit.
- 1.This structure protects and regulates the temperature of the testes
- A.
Dartos muscle
- B.
Cremaster muscle
- C.
Tunica albuginea
- D.
Scrotum
- E.
Tunica vaginalis
- 2.This structure is the site of sperm production
- A.
Vas deferens
- B.
Seminiferous tubules
- C.
Albuginea
- D.
Epididymis
- E.
Raphe
- 3.How many seminiferous tubules are found in the lobules?
- A.
1-3
- B.
50-100
- C.
200-300
- D.
500 or more
- E.
Millions
- 4.These cells may eventually become spermatozoa
- A.
Sertoli cells
- B.
Sustentacular cells
- C.
Spermatogenic cells
- D.
Chief cells
- E.
Speciation cells
- 5.These cells secrete testosterone.
- A.
Sertoli cells
- B.
Spermatogenic cells
- C.
Leydig cells
- D.
Oogonia
- E.
Chief cells
- 6.This hormone stimulates Leydig cells to secrete testosterone.
- A.
GnRH
- B.
LH
- C.
FSH
- D.
DHT
- E.
None of the above
- 7.The straight tubules in the testis lead into the:
- A.
Efferent ducts
- B.
Afferent ducts
- C.
Rete testis
- D.
Ductus epididymis
- E.
Epididymis
- 8.The fuction of the epididymis is
- A.
Sperm maturation
- B.
Produce sperm
- C.
Speratid storage
- D.
Provide nutrition to sperm
- E.
Absorption of calcium
- 9.This is formed by the union of the duct from the seminal vesicle and the ampulla of the vas deferens.
- A.
Urethra
- B.
Spermatic cord
- C.
Inguinal canal
- D.
Ejaculatory duct
- E.
Prostate
- 10.This lies posterior to the bladder and anterior to the rectum and secretes an alkaline, fructose filled fluid.
- A.
Prostate
- B.
Cowper's glands
- C.
Seminal glands
- D.
Spongy urethra
- E.
Prostatic urethra
- 11.These are located inferior to the prostate on other side of the membranous urethra within the deep muscles of the perineum.
- A.
Cowper's glands
- B.
Seminal glands
- C.
Ejaculatory ducts
- D.
Urethral ducts
- E.
Prostate
- 12.This is composed of three cylindrical masses of erectile tissue each surrounded by a fibrous tissue.
- A.
Testes
- B.
Prostate
- C.
Bladder
- D.
Penis
- E.
Urethra
- 13.This ligament arises from the pubic symphysis in males.
- A.
Fundiform ligament
- B.
Broad ligament
- C.
Suspensory ligament
- D.
Ejaculatory ligament
- E.
Perineum ligament
- 14.What is produced by the ovaries?
- A.
Primary oocytes, insulin and estrogen
- B.
Secondary oocytes, progesterone and cortisol
- C.
Tertiary oocytes, insulin and estrogen
- D.
Secondary oocytes, estrogen and progesterone
- E.
Primary oocytes, estrogen and testosterone
- 15.This attaches the ovaries and the uterus to the pelvic wall.
- A.
Broad ligament
- B.
Mesovarium
- C.
Ovarian ligament
- D.
Suspensory ligament
- E.
Hilum
- 16.This is the site of fertilization.
- A.
Ureters
- B.
Urethra
- C.
Uterine tubes
- D.
Ovaries
- E.
Vagina
- 17.This is the portion of the uterus that opes into the vagina.
- A.
Urethra
- B.
Cervix
- C.
Uterine tubes
- D.
Inguinal canal
- E.
Ovaries
- 18.Anterior to the vagina and urethral openings is the
- A.
Labia majora
- B.
Labia minora
- C.
Mons pubis
- D.
Cervical sphincter
- E.
Labial frenulum
- 19.Skene's glands secrete
- A.
Estrogen
- B.
Progesterone
- C.
Testosterone
- D.
Androgens
- E.
Mucus
- 20...................... secreted by the ............................ controls the ovarian and uterine cycles.
- A.
FSH, anterior pituitary
- B.
LH, anterior pituitary
- C.
GnRH, hypothalamus
- D.
HGH, hypothalamus
- E.
Estrogens, ovaries
- 21.This hormone promotes spermatogenesis.
- A.
Relaxin
- B.
Testosterone
- C.
Inhibin
- D.
Estrogen
- E.
Aldosterone
- 22.This hormone triggers ovulation.
- A.
GnRH
- B.
LH
- C.
FSH
- D.
Estrogen
- E.
Progesterone
- 23.This is secreted by the corpus luteum after ovulation.
- A.
Progesterone
- B.
Relaxin
- C.
LH
- D.
FSH
- E.
HGH
- 24.In this uterine phase, the endometrium becomes more vascular.
- A.
Menstrual phase
- B.
Preovulatory phase
- C.
Proliferative phase
- D.
Follicular phase
- E.
Postovulatory phase
- 25.This is the ovarian phase between the end of menstruation and beginning of ovulation.
- A.
Menstrual phase
- B.
Preovulatory phase
- C.
Proliferative phase
- D.
Follicular phase
- E.
Postovulatory phase