A) production of reproductive hormones
B) fertilization
C) production of gametes
D) development and nourishment of a new individual
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A) cessation of menstruation.
B) time from the onset of irregular menstrual cycles to cessation of those cycles.
C) decrease in the sexual drive.
D) inability to have sexual intercourse.
E) PMS.
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A) The outer layer of the tube is formed by the ampulla.
B) The oocyte is moved along the tube by peristaltic contractions of the muscular layer.
C) The opening of the uterine tube is the mesosalpinx.
D) The portion of the uterine tube closest to the uterus is the infundibulum.
E) Fimbria are associated with the lining of the tube.
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A) menses.
B) ovulation.
C) fertilization.
D) the second trimester of pregnancy.
E) follicle development.
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A) increase in erectile dysfunction
B) prostatic hypertrophy
C) size and weight of testes decrease
D) decline of sperm production until no more sperm are produced
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A) corpus albicans
B) corpus luteum
C) primary follicle
D) mature follicle
E) Graafian follicle
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A) declining FSH levels.
B) granulosa cells converting androgens to estrogen.
C) positive feedback on the anterior pituitary.
D) an LH surge.
E) luteal development.
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A) ductus deferens - vas deferens
B) epididymis - site of sperm maturation
C) spermatic cord - passes through inguinal canal
D) stereocilia - forms sperm tails
E) midpiece - mitochondria
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A) dartos
B) seminal vesicles
C) femoral triangle
D) urogenital triangle
E) navel
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A) peristaltic contractions of the ductus deferens
B) contractions of skeletal muscle at the base of the penis
C) constriction of the internal sphincter of the urinary bladder
D) release of secretions from the seminal vesicles and the prostate gland
E) semen accumulates in the prostatic urethra
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A) epididymis; testes
B) ductus deferens; epididymis
C) seminiferous tubules; prostate gland
D) seminiferous tubules; epididymis
E) seminiferous tubules; vas deferens
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A) pregnancy.
B) the time of ovulation.
C) cervical cancer.
D) a prolapsed uterus.
E) ovarian cancer.
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A) prostatic urethra.
B) membranous urethra.
C) spongy urethra.
D) ductile urethra.
E) glans penal urethra.
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A) abstinence.
B) rhythm method.
C) coitus interruptus.
D) douching.
E) vaginal removal.
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A) Progesterone production by follicles declines.
B) A negative feedback effect on GnRH.
C) LH and FSH levels continue to increase.
D) GnRH receptors upregulate.
E) A positive feedback effect on GnRH.
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A) rete testis.
B) efferent ductules.
C) seminiferous tubules.
D) interstitial cells.
E) vas deferens.
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A) progesterone
B) estrogen
C) prolactin
D) human chorionic gonadotropin
E) oxytocin
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A) uterus,vagina
B) uterine tube,uterus
C) uterine tube,fimbriae
D) vagina,uterus
E) ovary,uterus
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A) spermatid
B) spermatogonia
C) primary spermatocyte
D) secondary spermatocyte
E) spermatozoa
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A) 5,3,2,1,4
B) 3,2,4,1,5
C) 3,4,2,1,5
D) 5,2,4,3,1
E) 5,2,3,1,4
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