Different Parts of the Male

Reproductive System and it's

Purpose
Science 10 - Quarter 3 - Lesson 1

Patrick F. Pamintuan and Group no. 5

Prepared By:
Warning:
Dear Students of 10-STE,

We would like to bring your attention to an upcoming lesson that will cover graphic images of male
reproductive organs as part of our biology curriculum Science 10, Quarter 3, Lesson 1. This lesson aims to
provide a comprehensive understanding of the male reproductive system.

Our educators are committed to maintaining a respectful and professional learning environment. Any
discussions or questions related to the topic will be handled with sensitivity and in a manner suitable for an
academic setting.

We believe that a comprehensive understanding of reproductive biology is essential for a well-rounded

education. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we strive to create a supportive learning
environment for all students.

Sincerely,
Group no. 5
What is Male Reproductive
System?
The male reproductive system is a biological system
in males that functions to produce, develop, and
deliver sperm for fertilization of an egg. Essential
for sexual reproduction. The male reproductive
system also plays a role in the production of
hormones influencing secondary sexual
characteristics and overall health.
 This group includes structures located outside
The male External
the body. The primary external organ is the
penis, which plays a crucial role in the
Organs:
reproductive release of sperm during ejaculation.

system can be
Internal organs are located inside the body
broadly categorized and are involved in the production,
Internal Organs:
into two main maturation, and transportation of sperm. Key
internal organs are the testes, epididymis, vas

groups: deferens, prostate gland, seminal vesicles,

and urethra.
 Male External Genitalia
PENIS:
The penis is the external SCROTUM:
organ that serves both as a
The scrotum is a pouch of
conduit for urine to exit the
skin and muscle that houses
body and as the means for
and protects the testes. It
delivering sperm during
plays a crucial role in
ejaculation.
regulating the temperature
of the testes, which is
essential for sperm
production.
GLANS:
The glans, also known as the head or tip of
the penis, contains the urethral opening. It
serves as the exit point for pre-ejaculate
(precum) and semen (cum), as well as the
location for urination. It is often considered
the most sensitive part of the penis for many
individuals.
 Male Internal Genitalia SEMINAL VESICLES:
Definition: The seminal vesicles are pouches that
VAS DEFERENS: are located behind the bladder.
Purpose: They produce seminal fluid, which is rich
Definition: The vas deferens is a thick, muscular in fructose and other substances, that gives energy
tube that connects the epididymis to the urethra. and nourishment to sperm.
Purpose: It transports sperm from the epididymis to
the urethra during ejaculation.
PROSTATE GLAND:
Definition: The prostate is a small, round gland that
is located be
low the bladder.
BLADDER: Purpose: It produces seminal fluid, which contains
enzymes and nutrients that help sperm move and
Definition: The bladder is a hollow,
survive.
muscular organ situated in the pelvic
cavity.
Purpose: It serves as a reservoir for Definition: The epididymis is a long, twisted tube
urine, temporarily storing urine that lies on top of each testis.
produced by the kidneys before it is EPIDIDYMIS: Purpose: It is where sperm are stored and matured,
expelled from the body through the which makes them able to move and fertilize eggs.
urethra during urination. The bladder's
TESTES:
ability to expand and contract allows for
Definition: The testes are the main organs of male reproduction, which make
the controlled release of urine, helping
sperm and testosterone.
maintain fluid balance in the body.
Purpose: They are involved in making sperm (spermatogenesis) and releasing
testosterone, a hormone that is important for male sexual characteristics and
functions..
 Male Internal Genitalia
URETHRA:
Definition: The urethra is a tube that runs from the
bladder through the penis.
Purpose: It is the shared outlet for urine and semen,
which are both expelled from the body through it.

Definition: The bulbourethral glands, also known as Cowper's glands, are small pea-sized glands
BULBOURETHRAL located on either side of the urethra in the male reproductive system.
GLANDS: Purpose: These glands produce a clear, lubricating fluid that is released into the urethra just
before ejaculation. This fluid, often referred to as pre-ejaculate, serves to neutralize residual
acidity in the urethra, creating a more favorable environment for sperm. Additionally, it lubricates
the urethra, facilitating the passage of sperm during ejaculation.
 Male Reproductive System

Male External Genitalia Male Internal Genitalia

 Penis Testes

Glans Epididymis

Scrotum Vas Deferens

Prostate Gland
Urethra
Seminal Vesicles
Bulbourethral Glands
Conclusion:
THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IS A SOPHISTICATED AND WELL-
DESIGNED COLLECTION OF ORGANS AND STRUCTURES THAT WORK
TOGETHER TO PRODUCE, MATURE, AND TRANSPORT SPERM FOR THE
PURPOSE OF FERTILIZING AN EGG. THE TESTES ARE VITAL FOR MAKING
SPERM AND HORMONES, AND THEY WORK WITH THE EPIDIDYMIS, VAS
DEFERENS, PROSTATE GLAND, SEMINAL VESICLES, AND URETHRA TO
COORDINATE THE PROCESS OF REPRODUCTION. THE PENIS AND
SCROTUM, WHICH ARE THE EXTERNAL PARTS OF THE MALE
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM, ARE IMPORTANT FOR DELIVERING SPERM AND
KEEPING THE TESTES AT THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE.

THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IS NOT ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR

THE SURVIVAL OF THE SPECIES BUT ALSO INFLUENCES THE
DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARY SEX TRAITS AND OVERALL MALE WELL-
BEING. LEARNING ABOUT THIS SYSTEM IS ESSENTIAL FOR A THOROUGH
UNDERSTANDING OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND A GREATER RESPECT
FOR THE BIOLOGICAL INTRICACIES OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION.