A pituitary interferes with FSH secretion. How would this effect a man?

Question

A. he would develop a feminine body contour
B. He would not produce sperm
C. He would have an erection
D. There would be no effect as FSH is found only in females
E. he would produce too many sperms

What order does this go?
1) inflation and rigidity of erectile tissue
2) arteries suppling blood to erectile tissues dilate
3) blood fills erectile tussue sinusoids and compresses veins

Answer 1

Probably B (although E is possible). The trouble is you haven't mentioned HOW the pituitary interferes with FSH. Men certainly have FSH in their bodies and do not produce a female body contour or erections because of it. It stimulates the production of spermatozoa. Hence B or E, but probably B.

(2) arteries dilate
(3) blood fills corpora cavernosa and the corpus spongiosum
(1) inflation and rigidity of erectile tissue results

Answer 2

The answer to your first question is B. FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) is the hormone in males and females that stimulates the production of eggs or sperm. If none is released into the bloodstream, there will be no eggs or sperm.

Your second question, the answer is 2, 3, 1.

Hope this helps!