Male Reproductive

Question 1

heaviness in his left testis

Answer 1

Seminoma

Question 2

firm nodule palpable in the prostate via digital rectal examination

Answer 2

Adenocarcinoma of the prostate

Question 3

penile squamous intraepithelial neoplasia

Answer 3

Phimosis

Question 4

penile discharge reveal Neisseria gonorrheae

Answer 4

Epididymitis

Question 5

heaviness in his scrotum

Answer 5

Embryonal carcinoma

Question 6

jock itch”

Answer 6

Lichen simplex chronicus

Question 7

incomplete development of the dorsal aspect of the penile urethra, with the defect extending to the bladder, which is open on the lower abdominal wa

Answer 7

Epispadias

Question 8

pain with urination for the past week. On physical examination his prostate is slightly enlarged and mildly tender to palpation on digital rectal examination

Answer 8

Chronic bacterial prostatitis

Question 9

elevated serum alpha-fetoprotein, testicular neoplasm

Answer 9

Embryonal carcinoma

Question 10

abnormal opening of the urethra onto the ventral surface of the penis for a distance of 0.3 cm

Answer 10

Hypospadias

Question 11

types of testicular neoplasm is most likely to have responded best to radiation

Answer 11

Seminoma

Question 12

pharmacologic agent designed to reduce the synthesis of dihydrotestosterone

Answer 12

5-alpha-reductase