I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. The male <span>reproductive system is different from other body systems in a way that </span>it isn’t necessary to vital signs. The vital signs are <span>Body </span>temperature, Pulse<span> rate, </span>Respiration rate<span> (rate of </span>breathing<span>) and </span>Blood pressure which does not include the male <span>reproductive system.</span>
Correct answer: A) It isn’t necessary to vital signs
The main function of the male reproductive system is to produce, transport and maintain the sperm. It is responsible for the production of the male sex hormone, which is responsible for maintaining the male reproductive system.
The testes in the male are responsible for the production of testosterone, the sex hormone, which necessary to produce sperm. Sperm is produced inside a coiled like structure called as seminiferous tubule.
This is because homeostasis is the regulation of body temperature and sweating, caused by the respiratory system, is a way the body maintains homeostasis.