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Bulbospongiosus muscle
A

External anal sphincter
B

Ischiocavernosus muscle
C

Superficial transverse perineal muscle
D

Anus
E

Semniferous tubules
Where spermatogenesis occurs
Seminal vesicle
Produces nutrient rich secretions make up the majority of the semen volume
Prostate Gland
Produces alkaline secretion containing PSA
ductus deferens
Transports sperm from the epididymis and into the pelvic cavity through the spermatic cord
urethra
Shared passageway for the transport of sperm and urine, although not at the same time
bulbourethal glands
Secretes lubrication that is referred to as the pre-ejaculate
epididymis
Location where spermatozoa enter and remain until they gain motility, remaining stored until ejaculation
spermatic cord
A connective tissue, tubular structure that acts as a passageway from the testes to the pelvic cavity that transports blood vessels, nerves, and the ductus deferens
Testes
The production site of testosterone
cremaster muscle
Muscle that acts to raise and lower the testicles, regulating their internal temperature
pampiniform plexus
A cluster of veins that functions to regulate the temperature of the testes
ejaculatory duct
The seminal vesicle ducts and ampulla of the ductus deferens fuse together to form this structure that is located within the prostate gland
Pampiniform plexus
A

Seminal vesicles
B

Seminal vesicles
B

Epididymis
C

Ductus deferens
D

Testis
E

Prostate gland
F

Prostate gland
F

Ejaculatory duct
G

Urethra
H

Spermatic cord
I

Urinary bladder
J

Urinary bladder
J

Inguinal Canal
A

Spermatic cord
B

Superficial Inguinal ring
C

Inguinal Ligament
D

Cremaster muscle
E

Ductus deferens
F

Testis
G

Epididymis
H

Pampiniform plexus
I

Urinary bladder
J

Corpora spongiosum
A

Corpora cavernosa
B

Prostatic urethra
C

Membranous urethra
D

Crux of the penis
F

Bulbourethral glands
G

Bulb of the penis
H

Spongy urethra
I

Glans penis
J

Testis
Epididymis
Ductus deferens
Ejaculatory duct
Prostatic urethra
Spongy urethra
put the following in the order sperm flows through:
- Epididymis
- Spongy urethra
- Ductus deferens
- Prostatic urethra
- Ejaculatory duct
- Testis
Seminiferous tubules
A

Septum
B

Rete testes
C

Tunica albuginea
D

Mons Pubis
A

Clitoris
B

Prepuce
C

Labia majora
D

Labia minor
E

Urethral orifice
F

Vaginal orifice
G

Anus
H

Uterine tube
A

Ovary
B

Fimbriae (of uterine tube)
C

Vesicouterine pouch
D

Uterus
E

Internal os
F

Rectouterine pouch
G

Urinary bladder
H

Cervical canal
I

Vaginal fornix/fornices
J

External os
K

Rectum
L

Urethra
M

Vaginal canal
N

ovaries
Where do oocytes form?
ovaries
Which structure is responsible for producing the hormones estrogen/progesterone?
Uterine tube
Where does fertilization (sperm fuses with oocyte) typically occur?
uterus
Where does implantation normally occur?
ischiocavernosus muscles
A

bulbospongiosus muscles
B

Bulb of the Vestibule
C

Greater Vestibular gland
D

superficial transverse perineal muscles
E

external anal sphincter
F

Urethral orifice
G

Vaginal orifice
H

Anus
I

clitoris
A

vestibule
B

Labia minora
C

Labia majora
D

Urethral opening
E

Vaginal opening
F

anus
G

Broad ligament
A

Ovarian ligament
B

Uterine tube
C

Fimbriae of uterine tube
D
