A nurse teaches a couple about the function of the epididymis. Which statement shows that the teaching is understood?
Correct answer: A. It is where sperm mature and are stored
- A. It is where sperm mature and are stored
- B. It is where testosterone is mainly produced
- C. It is where semen is mixed with prostatic fluid
- D. It is where sperm are formed from primary oocytes
Explanation
The epididymis is a coiled duct on the testis where sperm mature, gain motility, and are temporarily stored. Testosterone is produced by Leydig cells, semen receives prostatic fluid in the ducts, and primary oocytes are female cells found in the ovaries.
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