After
you have studied this chapter, you should be able to:
- State the functions of the reproductive
system.
Male Reproductive System (p. 338)
- Describe the macroscopic and microscopic
anatomy of the testes.
- State the path of sperm, from their site
of production to the site of fertilization.
- Name the glands and describe the secretions
that contribute to the composition of semen.
- Describe the anatomy of the penis and
the events preceding and during ejaculation.
- Discuss hormonal regulation in the male.
- Name at least six actions of testosterone,
including both primary and secondary sexual characteristics.
Female Reproductive System (p. 343)
- Describe the macroscopic and microscopic
anatomy of the ovaries.
- Label a diagram of the external female
genitals.
- Contrast male orgasm with female orgasm.
- Describe the ovarian and uterine cycles.
- Discuss hormonal regulation in the female,
including feedback control.
- Name at least six actions of estrogen
and progesterone, including mention of both primary and secondary sexual
characteristics.
Control of Reproduction and Sexually Transmitted
Diseases (p. 351)
- List several means of birth control, and
describe their effectiveness.
- Describe the symptoms of AIDS, genital
herpes, genital warts, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis.
Effects of Aging (p. 357)
- Anatomical and physiological changes occur
in the reproductive system as we age.
Working Together (p. 357)
- The reproductive system works with other
systems of the body to maintain homeostasis.
Visual Focus
- Anatomy of Ovary and Follicle (p. 344)
- Regulation of Estrogen and Progesterone Secretion
by Negative Feedback (p. 348)
Medical Focus
- Ovarian Cancer (p. 346)
- Alternative Methods of Reproduction (p. 353)
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