Understanding the Self: Gonads and Reproductive Structures

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Which of the following is responsible for the formation of male or female structures?

Testosterone

What condition is characterized by individuals possessing both ovarian and testicular tissues?

Pseudohermaphroditism

What is the condition in which individuals have accessory reproductive structures that do not match their gonads?

Pseudohermaphroditism

What is the result of the inability to retract the skin covering the head of the penis?

Phimosis

What may cause sterility in young males and is characterized by the failure of the normal event of scrotum's development?

Cryptorchidism

What occurs in young males and is characterized by the shrinking of the testes due to the presence of an extra female chromosome?

Atrophy

Which hormone is responsible for the sexual maturation marked by the presence of mature semen in the testes?

Testosterone

What marks the puberty stage in females?

The budding of breasts

Which condition may cause painful or abnormal menses in females?

Hormone imbalance

What is the most common reproductive cancer in adult females?

Breast cancer

What is the counterpart for menopause in males?

Andropause

Which part of the body is NOT considered an erogenous zone?

Feet

What is the most common inflammatory condition in males following sexual contacts with STD microorganisms?

Prostatitis

What is the period generally between the ages of 10 and 15 years old called when the reproductive organs grow to their adult size and become functional under the influence of rising levels of gonadal hormones?

Adolescence

What is responsible for the increase in size of the reproductive organs during puberty in males?

Testosterone

What is the first menstrual period of females called and when does it usually occur after the start of puberty?

Menarche, occurs two years after puberty starts.

This quiz covers the concept of gonads as reproductive glands and their role in producing gametes. It explores the influence of testosterone on the formation of male or female reproductive structures, and the condition of pseudohermaphroditism.

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