Statistics for General Medicine: Reproductive systems

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Function 1. When two people partake in an intimate activity 2. To create life 3. The shedding of blood from this cycle that prepares the uterus for pregnancy 4. The production of ___ cells	Intercourse	80%
	Menstruation	80%
Where both external lips meet; a small, sensitive protrusion that's covered in prepuce	Clitoris	53%
	Reproduction	53%
Large lips that protect the external parts, contain sweat and oil glands and hair	Labia Majora	50%
Small, oval-shaped glands that are situated on each side of the uterus and produce eggs and hormones	Ovaries	50%
Small lips that varies in size that surrounds the opening of the vagina	Labia Minora	43%
The average menstrual cycle is about __ days	28	40%
	Intercourse	40%
The more common name of a menstruation that's used	Period	40%
The menstrual cycle is a biological process that every woman goes through (on average) per month, and the purpose of the cycle is to prepare the woman for _________	Pregnancy	40%
	Testosterone	40%
Hollow, pear-shaped organ that holds the fetus during pregnancy, divided into two parts - Lower part and Upper (where the baby will grow) part	Uterus	40%
Narrow tubes that are attached to the upper part of the uterus serve as pathways for the egg to travel from the ovaries to the uterus. The conception often takes place in these tubes	Fallopian tube	37%
Loose, pouch-like sac that hangs behind the penis, where the testes are stored	Scrotum	37%
	Sex	37%
Piece of tissue covering the surrounding part of the vaginal opening	Hymen	33%
The lowest part of the organ that golds the baby during pregnancy, has a hole in the middle where sperm enter and blood and babies leaves, the part that prevents stuff like tampons to get lost inside the body	Cervix	30%
Walnut-sized gland that rests below the bladder, in front of the rectum. This gland will add additional fluid to the sperm, which will further nourish the sperm	Prostate gland	30%
	Reproduction	30%
Tube that carries pee (from the bladder) and semen to the outside of the body	Urethra	30%
Muscular canal that joins the cervix, can widen to accommodate a baby during delivery, lined with mucous membranes that keeps it moist	Vagina	30%
	Estrogen	27%
The biological process when the egg is released due to the increase of Luteinizing hormone	Ovulation	27%
	Progesterone	27%
	Sperm	27%
Oval-shaped glands that produce testosterone and sperm The coiled tubes within the testes that produce sperm The cord that keeps the oval-shaped glands intact and also how the oval-shaped glands are supplied with blood	Testes	27%
Long, muscular tube that travels from the latter into the pelvic cavity, just behind the bladder. This tube transports mature sperm to the urethra in preparation for ejaculation	Vas Deferens	23%
The four hormones of the menstrual cycle 1. The hormone that's accountable for maturing the egg cells in the shells in the ovaries 2. The increase of this hormone causes the matured egg to eventually be released 3. Will cause the lining of the uterus and will also prevent too many eggs to be matured 4. Further helps to maintain and prepare the lining of the uterus for an implantation	Follicle-stimulating hormone	17%
Cone-shaped tip of the penis, most often covered in foreskin	Glans	17%
Sac-like pouches that attach to the latter near the base of the bladder. These vesicles make up 80% of the ejaculatory fluid	Seminal Vesicles	17%
Where blood and babies come out and where dicks and tampons goes in	Vaginal opening	17%
The three phases of the menstrual cycle 1. Egg develops 2. Egg's released 3. Hormone levels decrease if the egg doesn't implant	Follicular phase	13%
	Luteal phase	13%
	Luteinizing hormone	13%
The word for the production of sperm	Spermatogenesis	13%
The developing shells in the ovaries where egg cells are stored	Follicle	10%
Essential Hormones 1. Essential for sperm production 2. Essential to proceed the sperm production 3. Main male sex hormone, bone and muscle mass, libido, strength and fat distribution	Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)	10%
	Luteinizing hormone (LH)	10%
	Ovulatory phase	10%
Pea-sized structures on the sides of the urethra, just below the latter. These glands will create a clear, slippery fluid that empties directly into the urethra, and this fluid will help lubricate the urethra and neutralise any acids that may remain from the urine	Bulbourethral (cowper) glands	7%
	Cervix	7%
Long, coiled tube that rests on the back of each oval-shaped gland. Carries and stores sperm cells produced by the oval-shaped glands and this tube also brings the sperm to maturity	Epididymis	7%
Penis - The base of the penis that's attached to the abdomen	Root	7%
	Seminiferous tubules	7%
	Spermatic cord	7%
Function 1. Eliminating waste in the form of fluids 2. Producing sex hormones and ____ 3. Creating life 4. When two people partake in an intimate activity	Urinate	7%
The body of the penis - Consists of three chambers that contain sponge-like tissue that will be filled with blood, causing an erection: the two chambers that run side-by-side and the one that surrounds the urethra where pee is transported out from the body	Corpora Cavernosa	3%
	Corpus	3%
	Corpus Spongiosum	3%
Each oval-shaped gland has the two last components merged together to form the ducts that will move through the prostate, where they will collect fluid to add to semen, and then empty it into the urethra. These ducts made up of the three components are called...	Ejaculatory ducts	3%
The fourth and last / first phase, when the lining of the uterus sheds	Menses phase	3%
The opening where the urine comes out	Opening to the Urethra	0%