FMST 316 Test Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update 2025-2026
what are the tesicles analogous too?
what hormone does it produce?
what do the testies produce? - Answers · Analogous to ovaries, produce
hormones (androgen)
Testes produce sperm (immature), which is stored in seminiferous tubules
describe the testicles and the way they change - Answers Outside of body bc body temp is too
high
it has Cremaster muscles: they are temperature regulators of the sperm, if sperm is too cold (ex.
Go into cold late) testis go closer to body if sperm to hot (ex. Having a flu) it goes further away
from the body.
When a man gets aroused these muscles pull everything up toward the body potentially to get
ready for ejaculation
When a man has high level of adrenaline the testis come as close to body as possible to
protect the sperm because often when high adrenaline you're under threat or fight or flight
activated.
Also happens in extreme sports that they go closer to body.
what is ejaculate made up of?
how many sperm and how much is in each ejaculate - Answers 70 % of of ejaculate is seminal
,vesicle fluids and the other 30% is prostate fluid
200-500 million sperm
5 Ml
what is the path the sperm takes - Answers Path the sperm takes:
o Starts in epidedimis (mature sperm)
o Then goes up the vas deference
o Then to seminal vesicles
o Then sperm enter the ejaculatory duct
o Then in to the urethrea
o Then out the body.
where does sperm store - Answers Seminiferous tubule make sperm and store immature sperm,
then later it moves to the epididymis, which is where sperm matures and is stored to be
ejaculated.
what is Pyronines disease - Answers Pyronines disease: when scar tissue or calcium deposits
or fibrous tissue builds up in the spongy tissue in the cavernosa and causes this disease. So, it
will no longer fill with blood on erections this is painful, and penis curves when erect. Treatment
if calcium they treat it with laser therapy to break it up, if its fibrous tissue it needs to be
removed, they slice open side of penis and take it out and stitch it back up.
what is Priapism - Answers Priapism: painful undesired erection that last for hour, it won't go
away no matter what you do. Erectile dysfunction med can cause this if you take too much.
Other medications can cause this ex. Anti Depression, antipsychotics, antihypertensives. You
stretch and damage the spongy tissue in cavernosa so then when your erection goes away the
next time you want one you can't get one because you damaged the spongy tissue, so you end
up with permanent erectile dysfunction.
, what is the deal with clitorial sensitivity - Answers Way more sensitive than penis because even
though they have same amount of nerve endings it is wayyy smaller so they are in a much more
dense space. So more pressure is not always better it can be too much
what is analogous to the vagina
how long is the vagina - Answers nothing
8-13 CM long (same length as an erect penis)
what is the purpose of the vagina
what is the structure of the vagina
how does the vagina secrete - Answers Purpose: allow menstrual blood and baby to come out
of uterus, also is most of the time the way a female gets pregnant. Vaginal sensitivity isn't much,
there are not much nerve ending in this tissue
Structure:
vaginal opening angled towards the back
> (like a balloon): vagina is not hollow --> if nothing is in vagina, walls lie against each other
unless you put something in it that makes it open up. -
>Opening doesn't open much due to tight muscles, but back part of vagina expands a lot (like a
balloon)
> Tissue lining vagina: sensitive and thin, tears easily (similar to inside of mouth)
- Secretions: occurs all day (not just vaginal lubrication from arousal) to flush bacteria out of the
body; self-cleaning structure to prevent sepsis
what is Amenorrhea - Answers Amenorrhea: not menstruating, due to not enough hormones
(estrogen), stress (e.g. medical problem), or too thin (eating disorder or female athlete). Often
put on hormone based birth control to get synthetic estrogen.
what are the tesicles analogous too?
what hormone does it produce?
what do the testies produce? - Answers · Analogous to ovaries, produce
hormones (androgen)
Testes produce sperm (immature), which is stored in seminiferous tubules
describe the testicles and the way they change - Answers Outside of body bc body temp is too
high
it has Cremaster muscles: they are temperature regulators of the sperm, if sperm is too cold (ex.
Go into cold late) testis go closer to body if sperm to hot (ex. Having a flu) it goes further away
from the body.
When a man gets aroused these muscles pull everything up toward the body potentially to get
ready for ejaculation
When a man has high level of adrenaline the testis come as close to body as possible to
protect the sperm because often when high adrenaline you're under threat or fight or flight
activated.
Also happens in extreme sports that they go closer to body.
what is ejaculate made up of?
how many sperm and how much is in each ejaculate - Answers 70 % of of ejaculate is seminal
,vesicle fluids and the other 30% is prostate fluid
200-500 million sperm
5 Ml
what is the path the sperm takes - Answers Path the sperm takes:
o Starts in epidedimis (mature sperm)
o Then goes up the vas deference
o Then to seminal vesicles
o Then sperm enter the ejaculatory duct
o Then in to the urethrea
o Then out the body.
where does sperm store - Answers Seminiferous tubule make sperm and store immature sperm,
then later it moves to the epididymis, which is where sperm matures and is stored to be
ejaculated.
what is Pyronines disease - Answers Pyronines disease: when scar tissue or calcium deposits
or fibrous tissue builds up in the spongy tissue in the cavernosa and causes this disease. So, it
will no longer fill with blood on erections this is painful, and penis curves when erect. Treatment
if calcium they treat it with laser therapy to break it up, if its fibrous tissue it needs to be
removed, they slice open side of penis and take it out and stitch it back up.
what is Priapism - Answers Priapism: painful undesired erection that last for hour, it won't go
away no matter what you do. Erectile dysfunction med can cause this if you take too much.
Other medications can cause this ex. Anti Depression, antipsychotics, antihypertensives. You
stretch and damage the spongy tissue in cavernosa so then when your erection goes away the
next time you want one you can't get one because you damaged the spongy tissue, so you end
up with permanent erectile dysfunction.
, what is the deal with clitorial sensitivity - Answers Way more sensitive than penis because even
though they have same amount of nerve endings it is wayyy smaller so they are in a much more
dense space. So more pressure is not always better it can be too much
what is analogous to the vagina
how long is the vagina - Answers nothing
8-13 CM long (same length as an erect penis)
what is the purpose of the vagina
what is the structure of the vagina
how does the vagina secrete - Answers Purpose: allow menstrual blood and baby to come out
of uterus, also is most of the time the way a female gets pregnant. Vaginal sensitivity isn't much,
there are not much nerve ending in this tissue
Structure:
vaginal opening angled towards the back
> (like a balloon): vagina is not hollow --> if nothing is in vagina, walls lie against each other
unless you put something in it that makes it open up. -
>Opening doesn't open much due to tight muscles, but back part of vagina expands a lot (like a
balloon)
> Tissue lining vagina: sensitive and thin, tears easily (similar to inside of mouth)
- Secretions: occurs all day (not just vaginal lubrication from arousal) to flush bacteria out of the
body; self-cleaning structure to prevent sepsis
what is Amenorrhea - Answers Amenorrhea: not menstruating, due to not enough hormones
(estrogen), stress (e.g. medical problem), or too thin (eating disorder or female athlete). Often
put on hormone based birth control to get synthetic estrogen.
