Where does your development occur? (as sperm)
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The gametes are produced in the gonads, within the seminiferous tubules.
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epididymis
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vas deferens
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seminal vesicle
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Question 2 Where did you mature?
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vas deferens
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seminal vesicle
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The gametes are produced in the gonads, within the seminiferous tubules.
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epididymis
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Question 3 Where did you get stored after you had matured?
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seminal vesicle
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The gametes are produced in the gonads, within the seminiferous tubules.
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epididymis
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vas deferens
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Question 4 How did you travel through the male reproductive system?
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by ejaculation which occurs during orgasm, which is coordinated by the autonomic nervous system due to stimulation of the scrotum
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by ejaculation which occurs during orgasm, which is coordinated by the autonomic nervous system due to stimulation of the penis
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by ejaculation which occurs during orgasm, is the result of a series of interactions between the sympathetic, parasympathetic, and somatic nervous systems
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by ejaculation which occurs during orgasm, which is coordinated by the sympathetic nervous system due to stimulation of the clitoris
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Question 5 As sperm, where do you get your energy for motility after ejaculation?
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epididymis
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seminal vesicles
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sertoli cells
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vas deferens
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Question 6 How are you able to move?
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The tail or flagellum beats to propel the sperm forward
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The heat beats to propel the sperm forward
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The fluid propels the sperm forward
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The middle section propels the sperm forward
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Question 7 What provides you energy to move?
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the tail of sperm has numerous mitochondria that use the fructose to produce ATP
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the middle section of sperm has numerous mitochondria that use the fructose to produce ATP
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fructose is supplied by the seminal vesicle
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the head of sperm has numerous mitochondria that use the fructose to produce ATP
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Question 8 Select all possible dangers or obstacles that a sperm might encounter that may prevent him/her from completing his/her journey.
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azoospermia: a physical obstruction prevents sperm from being mixed with the other components of semen
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The individual may suffer from erectile dysfunction, which can prevent ejaculation.
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The individual may have had a vasectomy, preventing sperm from leaving the body.
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retrograde ejaculation: semen is passed to the bladder instead of to the urethra
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orchitis: pain prevents ejaculation
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Question 9 Select all parts of the male reproductive system that help sperm to overcome the previous potential dangers?
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cowper's gland: contributes alkaline and mucoid fluids to semen
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Sertoli cells: support the developing sperm.
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condom
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seminal vesicle: contributes the sugar fructose to the semen
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prostate gland: contributes alkaline and mucoid fluids to semen
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urethra: conducts semen through the penis
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The following questions are based on research that should have been done in the assignment based on orchitis.
Question 10 Which of the following is the correct definition of orchitis?
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a painful condition caused by an infection of the testicles, resulting in inflammation or swelling.
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inflammation or swelling of the penis
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inflammation or swelling of the head of the penis
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a painful condition caused by an infection of the penis, resulting in inflammation or swelling.
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Question 11 Select all of the following that could possibly describe the symptoms of orchitis.
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difficulty urinating
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groin pain
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inflammation or swelling of the testicles
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ejaculation of blood
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blood in urine
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pain during intercourse
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fever
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severe pain
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Question 12 Select all of the possible causes of orchitis.
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mumps
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chlamydia
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HIV
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untreated or severe case of epididymitis, where infection has spread from the epididymis to the testicles
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gonorrhea
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syphilis
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Question 13 Select all of the complications or effects that can arise from the condition orchitis.
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giantism
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infertility
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over production of sperm
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testicular atrophy
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Question 14 Bacterial orchitis can be cured with antibiotics.
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