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Title: Guy Stuff


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Guy Stuff
  • To insert your company logo on this slide
  • From the Insert Menu
  • Select Picture
  • Locate your logo file
  • Click OK
  • To resize the logo
  • Click anywhere inside the logo. The boxes that
    appear outside the logo are known as resize
    handles.
  • Use these to resize the object.
  • If you hold down the shift key before using the
    resize handles, you will maintain the proportions
    of the object you wish to resize.
  • A quick tour of essential anatomy and related
    function.

2
Testes
  • Paired
  • Develop from gonads within abdomen then descend
    into scrotal sacs
  • Scrotum maintains testes at cooler temperature
  • Sterility, due to too high body temperature.

3
Sperm
  • Produced inside seminiferous tubules in testes.
  • Matures in tubular epididymides behind each
    teste.
  • Interstitial cells produce male sex hormone
    testosterone.

4
More Sperm...
  • Composed of three parts head, middle piece, and
    tail.
  • Mitochondria ring middle piece and provide energy
    for sperm movement
  • 100 million per ejaculation BUT...

5
Mature Sperm
  • Propelled into vas deferens (ductus deferens) by
    muscle contractions.
  • Move out of storage into urethra for ejaculation.

6
Prostate Gland
  • Surrounds urethra below bladder secretes milky
    alkaline fluid (one component of semen) that aids
    sperm motility and survival.
  • Enlargement common problem

7
Cowpers Gland
  • Also known as bulbourethral glands.
  • Have mucous secretions with lubricating effect.

8
Seminal vesicles
  • Two seminal vesicles join two vas deferns
    secrete nutrients for sperm at time of
    ejaculation.
  • Ejaculatory duct is single duct leading from two
    vas deferens carries semen to urethra.

9
Penis
  • Spongy tissue inside shaft of penis is flaccid
    with normal blood flow.
  • Erection increased blood flow to spongy tissue
  • Impotency is failure to become erect

10
Path of Sperm ...
  • Epididymus
  • Vas Deferens
  • Urethra
  • Vagina
  • Oviduct
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