Male Reproductive Conditions

Question 1

Parts of Male reproductive?

Answer 1

Penis
Urethra
Epididymis
Ejaculatory Duct
Prostate glands
Bladder
Testes
Seminal Vesicles

Question 2

Dorsal part of the Penis ?

Answer 2

Corpora Cavernosa

Question 3

Why does only small amount of blood enters Corpus spongiosum during erection?

Answer 3

To prevent the compression of urethra ( for ejaculation) and for the men to urinate whilst having erection

Question 4

Which coloum tissue is the glan penis continuation of?

Answer 4

Corpus Spongiosum

Question 5

Medical name - Removal of Foreskin

Answer 5

Crcumsicion

Question 6

Reasons for the removal of foreskin

Answer 6

Religious
Paraphymosis
Phymosis
trauma
Recurrent Balanitis

Question 7

Difference between Male & Female Urethra

Answer 7

Male have longer
Female have Shorter

Question 8

Function of Urethra in Male & Female

Answer 8

Male - Ejaculation and Urine
Female -Only urine

Question 9

Process that takes place in Semiferous Tubules

Answer 9

Spermatogenesis

Question 10

Why testes are present outside the body?

Answer 10

Spermatogenesis require lower temp 34.5

Question 11

Why does the epididymis wall have smooth muscle?

Answer 11

Peristalsis to move the sperm along

Question 12

How prostate can be examined?

Answer 12

On Rectal examination

Question 13

Symptoms of Prostate gland enlargement in patient with prostate cancer /Beningn prostatic hypertrophy

Answer 13

• . Frequent urge to pee
• . Peeing more often at night
• . Find hard to start peeing
• . Weak urine stream
• . Not being abel to fully empty the bladder
• . Dribbling at the end of urination

Question 14

Two small glands below the prostate? Name them

Answer 14

Bulbourethral glands

Question 15

Function of Bulbourethral glands?

Answer 15

• It contain a small amount of alkaline fluid to help ejaculation
• It lubricates distal urethra & neutralises any acid urine that is left in the urethra

Question 16

Urethral artery is found in which tissue column?

Answer 16

Corpus Spongiosum

Question 17

Testicular arteries arise from?

Answer 17

Abdominal Aorta

Question 18

Which vessel they’re from

Answer 18

Testicular arteries -L2

Question 19

Fauilure to haev the surgery done in Testicular Torsion within 6 hours

Answer 19

Necrosis of testes

Question 20

Cremaster Muscle

Answer 20

Paired structure, made by thin layers of striated and smooth muscles, covers the testicles and spermatic cord

Question 21

When does the cremaster mucle contract and why?

Answer 21

It moves closer to the body to keep the temperature warmer

Question 22

Cremester mucles originate from ?

Answer 22

Internal Oblique

Question 23

Dartos

Answer 23

Layer of connective tissue found foreskin, scrotum and labia

Question 24

How does the contraction of dartos help with the temp changes?

Answer 24

Wrinkling of the skin traps heat
Also, contraction reduces the surface area for heat loss

Question 25

Describe the location of each sphincter in urethra

Answer 25

Internal and external

Question 26

what type of muscle does each of them have?

Answer 26

Internal - smooth muscle, continuation with detrusor muscle at junctionof bladder and urethra (bladder neck) Involuntary

**External - Voluntary **
Skeletal muscle , within the urogenital diaphragm