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Human Anatomy Assessment: Reproductive System

The document is an assessment of human anatomy with 11 questions about the male and female reproductive systems. The questions cover topics such as the organs that make up each system, their functions, and where processes like sperm production and fertilization occur.

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Human Anatomy Assessment: Reproductive System

The document is an assessment of human anatomy with 11 questions about the male and female reproductive systems. The questions cover topics such as the organs that make up each system, their functions, and where processes like sperm production and fertilization occur.

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Professor Célia Cruz Educational Center - Matões/MA

Technical Course in Nursing


Prof.: Luzivania Cabral
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HUMAN ANATOMY ASSESSMENT


1. Some organs that make up the male reproductive system are:
a) urethra, penis and seminal vesicle
b) prostate, penis and fallopian tubes
c) testicles, penis, and testosterone
d) deferent ducts, sperm, and epididymis
e) epididymis, vas deferens, semen

2. In the male reproductive system, the prostate is a gland located under the bladder that has
as a function:
a) produce sperm
b) produce urine
c) produce the semen
to produce prostatic fluid
e) produce the seminal fluid

3. The female reproductive system performs the following functions, except


produces eggs, also called female gametes
b) produces eggs daily in order to ensure fertilization
c) allows for the implantation of the embryo and conditions for its development
provides an appropriate location for fertilization
it has the function of expelling the new being when the moment is right

4. The male reproductive cells, known as spermatozoa, are stored


in our epididymis
b) in the testicles
c) in different channels
d) no penis
in the seminal vesicle

5. "A muscular, hollow organ shaped like an inverted pear, where the embryo implants and
"It develops until the time of birth." This organ is
a urethra
b) the uterus
c) a vagina
the bladder
the ovary

6. Among the organs that make up the male reproductive system, mark the alternative that indicates
correctly the name of the structure common to the urinary and genital system:
a) Testicle.
b) Ductus deferens.
c) Urethra.
d) Ureter.
e) Bladder.
7. The female reproductive system is composed of several organs that allow for fertilization and the
the gestation of a baby. Observe the following figure and select the option that presents,
, the numbers that indicate the places where fertilization occurs and the
development of the fetus.

a) 1 and 2.
b) 2 and 3.
c) 3 and 4.
d) 1 and 4.
e) 1 and 3.

8. The female reproductive system consists of, EXCEPT:

mamas.
b) uterus
c) vagina.
d) ovaries.
e) uterine tubes.

9. The process of fertilization involves several aspects until the zygote is formed. In the relationship
During sexual intercourse, the sperm is released inside the woman's body and begins a
a true marathon until they reach the egg. Typically indicate where fertilization occurs.
humana.
a) Uterus.
b) Vagina.
c) Cervical colon.
d) Uterine tubes.

10. The male reproductive system is made up of organs that function in reproduction. It is in this system
that male gametes, called sperm, are produced. Among the
alternative to follow, mark the one that indicates the correct name of the place where they are produced
spermatozoa.
a) Scrotum.
b) Epididymis.
c) Testicle.
d) Penis.
e) Prostate.

11. Vasectomy is known as a surgical contraceptive method that is characterized by


cut and block
of the testicle.
from the urethra.
c) of the prostate.
of the ductus deferens.
e) of the epididymis.

Good exam

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