dysfunction of the male system Flashcards

1
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what are the stages of male genitalia maturation

A

stage one: nothing

2: testicular enlargement, start of pubic hair
3: penal enlargment, more pubic hair
4: further enlargment and darkening of pubic hair
5: adult genital appearance

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2
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what is the first sign of male puberty

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growth of testes caused by seminiferous tubular enlargement (fsh)

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3
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at what stage does sperm production start

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between 2 and 3

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4
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what is the average age of male puberty

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14

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5
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when are the hypothalamus and pituritary gland connected

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20 weeks gestastion

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6
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what does FSH do during puberty

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stimulates enlargement of seminiferous tubules and spermatogenesis

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7
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what do the Leydig cells produce

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testosterone, androstenedione, dihydrotestosterone, oestrodiol

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8
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what protein binds to testosterone

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testosterone binding globulin

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9
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what cell produces inhibin

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sertoli- negative feedback on FSH

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10
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what is delayed puberty

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after 95% of other children have entered puberty

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11
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what can cause a temporary delay in puberty

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familial
chronic illness
malnutrition
hormonal disturbance

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12
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what are the types of hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism

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Kallman’s syndrome + anosmia

hypopituritsm (tumour/ trauma)

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13
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what are the types of hypergonadotrophic hypogonidism

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klinefelter's (xxy)
anorchia 
orchiditis (mumps)
radiation/ chemo
castration
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14
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what is Kallmann’s

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failure of hypothalamic neurones to migrate into the hypothalamus

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15
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what is anorchia

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no testes

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16
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what are the disadvantages of treating late puberty

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early fusion of epiphyses

17
Q

a boy presents with late puberty, headache and diabetes insipidus. what do you suspect?

A

pituritary tumour

18
Q

what are the symptoms of hypogonadism

A
sexual dysfunction 
fatigue
depression 
osteoporosis
low muscle mass and strength
low hair