Male anatomy Flashcards

1
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Label the anatomy of the male reproductive tract

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2
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What is the role of the testis?

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Sperm production
Endocrine gland - testosterone production

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3
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Describe the location of the testis

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in an evagination of the peritoneum (vaginal tunic)

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4
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Label this diagram of the testis

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5
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What is the function of the tunica albuginea?

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Sends in finger like projections into parenchyma of the testis
has contractile abilities
role in sperm release

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6
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What is the fluid in the vaginal cavity of the testis?

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Vaginal cavity is continuous with peritoneum
Peritoneal fluid

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7
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Describe the components of the scrotum

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8
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Label the histology of the testis

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9
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What is the function of Leydig cells?

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Produce testosterone

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10
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Describe the anatomy of the seminiferous tubules

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11
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What is the function of the epididymis?

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One long convoluted tubule
Head and body - transport and maturation of spermatazoa (resorption of fluid and secretion of proteins)
Tail - storage of mature spermatazoa, smooth muscle contracts during sexual stimulation to move spermatozoa into ductus deferens

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12
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What is the function of the ductus deferens?

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transports sperm up to pelvic urethra from tail of epididymis

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13
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What adaptation of the ductus deferens aids its function?

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very strong smooth muscle wall aids propulsion of spermatozoa

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14
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Label the male reproductive tract

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15
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Label the superficial layer of canine abdominal muscles

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16
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What is the anatomy and function of the cremaster muscle?

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Crescent shaped
Used for elevating testis

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17
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Label the spermatic cord

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18
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Describe the function of the pampiniform plexus

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  • no difference in systolic and diastolic pressure
  • heat exchange
  • testosterone transfer from testicular vain to artery -> high local conc in testis
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19
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Which muscles aid temp regulation in the testis?

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Tunica dartos (smooth muscle in scrotal skin) - long lasting contraction, brings testes into a warm surrounding
Cremaster muscle (striated muscle in spermatic cord) - short term elevation of testes

20
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What are the testicular arteries and veins?

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21
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Label the vascular supply to the testes

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22
Q

Which nerve provides innervation of the penis?

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Terminal branch of pudendal nerve

23
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Which artery supplies the accessory glands, urethra and penis?

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Internal pudendal artery

24
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What is the function of the male accessory reproductive glands?

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Produce seminal plasma

25
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What are the male accessory reproductive glands?

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Ampulla
Vesicular gland
Prostate gland
Bulbourethral gland

26
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Label the accessory glands (and other relevant structures) of the stallion

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27
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What is the colliculus seminalis?

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28
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Label the accessory glands and relevant structures of the bull

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29
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Label the accessory glands and relevant structures of the boar(ignore middle)

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30
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Label the accessory glands and relevant structures of the dog

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31
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Fill in the table of the presence of reproductive accessory glands in different species

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32
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What is the unique anatomy of the canine prostate gland?

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bilobed

33
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What is benign prostatic hyperplasia in the dog?

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overgrowth of prostrate ->compression of the rectum -> tenesmus (straining even if don’t need to poo)

34
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What are the common muscles of the male reproductive tract and their locations, anatomy and function?

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Urethralis muscle - surrounds the pelvic urethra
Bulbospongiosus muscle - surrounds the bulbourethral glands and penile urethra
Both striated and important for transport of semen through the urethra

35
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What is the anatomy, location and function of the ischiocavernosus muscle?

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Striated
Encloses crura penis
Important for erection

36
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Where is the crura/root of the penis attached?

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Paired
attached to ischiatic arch

37
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Describe the 3 columns of erectile tissue

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2x corpus cavernosum
- basis of the crura
- surrounded by dense connective tissue (tunica albuginea)
Corpus spongiosum
- around urethra

38
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Label the erectile tissue of the penis

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38
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What are the 2 types of penis?

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Fibroelastic
Musculocavernous

39
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Describe the anatomy of the fibroelastic penis

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  • much fibroelastic tissue in corpus cavernosum
  • little increase in length/girth in erection
  • retractor penis muscle relaxes
  • sigmoid flexure stretches
  • ruminants, pigs
40
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Label the features of the fibroelastic penis

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41
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Describe the musculocavernous penis

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  • more muscular/less connective tissue in corpus cavernosum
  • significant increase in length/girth during erection
42
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What is the glans penis?

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Contains the opening of the urethra
Supported only by corpus spongiosum (+os penis in dog)
Lots of species variation

43
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Label this ram penis

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