Ch. 25, 26, 27 (Genitalia & STIs)

Question 1

What male genitalia part is responsible for temperature regulation?

Answer 1

scrotum

Question 2

What male genitalia part is responsible for sperm production?

Answer 2

testes

Question 3

What male genitalia part is responsible for the storage of sperm?

Answer 3

epididymis

Question 4

What male genitalia part is responsible for the secretion of fluid that protects sperm during ejaculation?

Answer 4

prostate

Question 5

When does adolescents occur for males?

Answer 5

9 1/2 to 13 years

Question 6

What is the first sign of puberty in males?

Answer 6

enlarged testicles

Question 7

For an adult male, what occurs in relation to the genitalia with age?

Answer 7

• decreased testosterone & sperm production
• slower reproductive response

very slow compared to female aging

Question 8

What male genitalia finding would be diagnosed when the urinary/meatus opening is below the tip/glans of the penis?

Answer 8

hypospadias

Question 9

What male genitalia finding would be diagnosed when the urinary/meatus opening is above the tip/glans of the penis?

Answer 9

epispadias

Question 10

When palpating the scrotum, what would be considered normal findings?

Answer 10

• oval
• firm
• rubbery
• smooth

Question 11

What are the typical characteristics for testicular tumors?

Answer 11

• painless
• solitary
• firm

between 20-35 years old

Question 12

What is the usual age range for testicular cancer?

Answer 12

20-35 years old (young males)

Question 13

What female genitalia part is classifed as a fatty pad superior to the vulva?

Answer 13

mons pubis

Question 14

What female genitalia part is classified as the opening to the uterus?

Answer 14

cervix

Question 15

When does adolescents occur for females?

Answer 15

8 1/2 years

Question 16

What is the first sign of puberty in females?

Answer 16

breast development

Question 17

What term is used to describe the first menstrual period?

Answer 17

menarche

Question 18

For an adult female, what occurs in relation to the genitalia with age?

Answer 18

• menopause
• decrease of estrogen production
• ovaries become nonpalpable

very fast compared to male aging

Question 19

What term is used to describe not having a menstrual cycle for a whole year (usually in older women)?

Answer 19

menopause

Question 20

What term is used to describe really painful menstrual cycles?

Answer 20

dysmenorrheal

Question 21

Is it normal to see bleeding after menopause?

Answer 21

no! sign of cancer

Question 22

What term is used to describe when straining such as coughing or laughing causing the release of urine?

Answer 22

stress incontinence

Question 23

What term is used to describe when urination is always urgent (they have to go right now or else they’ll pee themselves)?

Answer 23

urge incontinence

Question 24

During inspection of the external female genitalia, what are you looking for?

Answer 24

• lesions
• sores
• discharge
• swelling

Question 25

What is the region outside the surface of the cervix that is swabbed during a pap smear?

Answer 25

ectocervix

Question 26

What is the region inside the cervix that swabbed during a pap smear?

Answer 26

endocervix

Question 27

What is the shot that is given to young women to prevent HPV?

Answer 27

gardasil

given early becasue its more effective the earlier given

Question 28

What exam is used to feel the top part of the uterus and ovaries?

Answer 28

bimanual exam

Question 29

What abnormality female genitalia finding would be described as growths of muscles on the uterus?

Answer 29

fibroids

Question 30

When performing a rectal exam, how should the rectal wall feel?

Answer 30

smooth

Question 31

What female genitalia abnormality causes thick white vaginal discharge with itching and can get worse with unrelated antibotics and diabetes?

Answer 31

vaginal yeast infection

Question 32

What genitalia abnormality causes painful shallow ulcerations and affects twenty-five percent of the population?

Answer 32

herpes

Question 33

What genitalia abnormality starts as a painless round sore but can later develop into a highly contagious rash?

Answer 33

syphilis

Question 34

What genitalia abnormality is the most common bacterial STD in the US?

Answer 34

chlamydia

Question 35

What genitalia abnormality can cause no symptoms but sometimes dysuria and discharge?

Answer 35

chlamydia

Question 36

What genitalia abnormality causes dysuria and penile discharge in men but is asymptomatic in women unless spread to the pelvis?

Answer 36

gonorrhea

Question 37

What genitalia abnormality is caused by the HPV virus and is shown through white fleshy itchy growths or lesions?

Answer 37

condyloma (genital warts)

Question 38

What genitalia abnormality is caused by a parasite and is asymptomatic in men but can cause a green foul smelling discharge in women?

Answer 38

trichomonas