Question

Which of the following part for: 
-Clitoris

Accepted Answer

The clitoris is sensitive to sexual stimulation and develops from the same embryonic tissues as does the penis in males.

Answer: B
 The structures that secrete fructose-rich fluid used as sperm energy source are called seminal vesicles.

Answer: C
 The clitoris is not related to the yolk sac or umbilical cord. This answer refers to the allantois, which forms as an outgrowth of the yolk sac and becomes part of the umbilical cord and urinary bladder.

Answer: D
 There is no term or structure in the reproductive system called "clitoris." The term "Thalidomide" refers to a drug that causes severely deformed arms and legs in developing embryos.

Answer: E
 The coiled duct that sperm enter on its way to the vas deferens is called the vas deferens.

Answer: F
 The opening between the uterus and vagina is called the cervix.

Answer: G
 The organ that supplies the mammalian embryo/fetus with nutrients and removes wastes is called the placenta.

Answer: H
 The duct that connects the epididymis with the ejaculatory duct is called the vas deferens.

Answer: I
 The hormone that stimulates smooth muscle contractions in male and female reproductive tracts is called oxytocin.

Answer: J
 The cap over the head of a sperm that contains lytic enzymes to penetrate egg membranes is called the acrosome.

Answer: K
 The inner cell mass plus trophoblast that attaches to the uterine wall is called the blastocyst.

Answer: L
 Testosterone-secreting cells in the testis are called Leydig cells.

Answer: A
 The clitoris does not play a role in triggering ovulation in females. The hormone that triggers ovulation is called luteinizing hormone (LH).

Answer: N
 The uterine lining is called the endometrium.

Answer: O
 The hormone that stimulates maturation of an ovarian follicle is called follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH).

Which of the following part for: -Clitoris

Which of the following part for:
-Clitoris