C9) Human Reproduction 2

Male and female reproductive system

Name (1)

Bladder

Name (2) and state its function.

Seminal vesicle, which produces fluids that contributes to semen.

Name (3) and state its function.

Prostate gland, which produces a fluid called semen to nourish the sperm cells.

Name (4) and state its function.

Sperm duct, which allows sperm to travel through it to be mixed with fluids before ejaculation.

Name (5) and state its function.

Urethra, which carries either sperm or urine. It has a ring of muscles to prevent them from mixing.

Name (6) and state its function.

Penis, which passes urine out of the body from the bladder. It is inserted into a female during sexual intercourse to transfer sperm.

Name (7) and state its function.

Testis, which produces sperm and testosterone.

Name (8).

Foreskin

Name (9) and state its function.

Scrotum, which is a bag of skin to contain the testis and keep them below room temperature.

Name (10) and state its function.

Oviduct (or fallopian tube), which connects the ovary to the uterus. It is lined with ciliated cells to push released mature ovum Fertilisation occurs here.

Name (11) and state its function.

Ovary, which contains the ova that matures and develop when hormones are released.

Name (12) and state its function.

Uterus, which is a muscular bag with a soft lining where the zygote implants to develop into a foetus.

Name (13) and state its function.

Cervix, which is a ring of muscle at the lower end of the uterus to keep developing foetus in place during pregnancy.

Name (14)

Bladder

Name (15)

Urethra

Name (16) and state its function.

Vagina, which is a muscular tube leading into the uterus. It is where a male’s penis enters and sperm is deposited during intercourse.