Question

33. The presence of ADH causes an individual to excrete less of what substance?

34. Which part of the nephron are located in the renal cortex?

35. This is a dense connective tissue that surrounds the male reproductive organ which is charge for spermatogenesis.     

36. These are polygonal cells found in between the seminiferous tubules which are acidophilic, centrally located nucleus and with cytoplasm with lipid droplets. It produces hormone which promotes the development of the secondary male characteristics.    

37. What is the term given to the stratified epithelium that lines the structure where sperm are produced?       

38. These are tall columnar cells with ovoid, euchromatic nucleolus with prominent nucleolus which nourish the spermatogenic cells.   

39. This is a part of the male reproductive tract that is lined mainly by Sertoli cells.   

40. This is a part of the male reproductive tract which are interconnected network of channels lined by a single layer of cuboidal cells surrounded by dense irregular connective tissue.  

41. This is a male reproductive accessory gland consisting of highly convoluted tubules that provides the major energy source of the sperm.

42. These are small spherical masses present in the lumen of the tubuloacinar glands within a male reproductive accessory gland located below the urinary bladder

43. This is a cylindrical mass of erectile tissue found in the dorsal part of the penis.

44. This a pair of small rounded male reproductive accessory glands lined by mucus- secreting simple columnar epithelium and lubricates the urethra in preparation for the passage of sperm.

Answer 1

33. The presence of ADH causes an individual to excrete..LESS WATER.

34. The glomerulus and convoluted tubules of the nephron are located in the cortex of the kidney.

35. the tunica albuginea is the tough and white dense connective tissue layer covers the testis itself. (tunica albuginea contains fine coiled tubes, seminiferous tubules)

36. Leydig cells are polygonal cells found in between the seminiferous tubules which are the acidophilic, centrally located nucleus, and cytoplasm with lipid droplets. It produces hormone testosterone responsible for the development of secondary sexual characteristics in the male.

37. GERMINAL EPITHELIUM is the term given to the stratified epithelium that lines the structure where sperm are produced (it is the epithelial layer of the seminiferous tubules of the testis)

38. SERTOLI CELL is tall columnar cells with ovoid, euchromatic nucleolus with prominent nucleolus which nourish the spermatogenic cells. (Sertoli cells are commonly known as nurse cells)

39. TUBULI RECTI part of the male reproductive tract that is lined mainly by Sertoli cells

40. RETE TESTIS, a part of the male reproductive tract which is an interconnected network of channels lined by a single layer of cuboidal cells surrounded by dense irregular connective tissue.

41. SEMINAL VESICLES male reproductive accessory gland consisting of highly convoluted tubules that provides the major energy source of the sperm (the fluid secretes fructose which serves as the major source of energy for the sperms)

42. CORPORA AMYLACEA (OR PROSTATIC CONCRETIONS) re small spherical masses present in the lumen of the tubuloacinar glands within a male reproductive accessory gland located below the urinary bladder (the prostate gland contains prostatic concretions in the lumen of acinar glands)

43. CORPORA CAVERNOSA a cylindrical mass of erectile tissue found in the dorsal part of the pe*is (These form the majority bulk of the penis)

44. BULBOURETHRAL GLANDS a pair of small rounded male reproductive accessory glands lined by mucus-secreting simple columnar epithelium and lubricates the urethra in preparation for the passage of sperm. (its secretory ducts contains mucoid droplets)