Male Reproductive- Witwer Flashcards
spermatogenesis:
- testosterone is produced by _____
- sertoli cells provide nutrition/support for developing ______
leydig cells
sperm cells
T/F: posterior urethral valve is not a valve
true. actually just folds of membrane
Epispadias=
Abnormal opening on dorsum of penis
-Probably genetic malformation of
development of urethral groove
Hypospadias=
Abnormal opening on ventral surface of penis
acornitis=
-an infection of ______
balantitis**
-Infection of glans
- Balanoposthitis= Infection of foreskin and glans
- seen in BOTH cicumcised and uncircumsized
Phimosis predisposes to _____
infection*
Nonspecific urethritis= aka ____
-MC organisms?
Non-gonococcal Urethritis=NGU
- Men>women
- Sx: dysuria, discharge, need to urinate. In women, may be asymptomatic and lead to PID
- organisms: **Chlaymdia trach., **trichomonas vaginalis, ureaplasma urealyticum, mycoplasma genitalium, viral, miscellaneous other organisms and non-determinate infection
- Work-up: Gram stain, culture and sensitivity
- Remember reactive arthritis: Urethritis, arthritis and conjunctivitis
- you can palpate the superficial temporal artery
T/F: venereal warts are an ex of an STD
true
Fournier’s Gangrene=
Necrotizing Perineal Infection
Peyronie Disease=
-characterized by?
- Fibromatosis
- Painful contracture
-**Priapism= Persistent and painful erection.Thrombosis with fibrous replacement
Peyronie Disease:
-which demographic?
Sickle Cell Anemia
& Trauma
Urethral Strictures can occur 2/2:
Injury, instrumentation, infection (GC),
chronic urethritis, congenital
Severe pelvic fractures:
15% damage urethra
Cryptorchidism= lack of _____
- *descent of testicles
- **MC developmental defect of the male genitalia.
- Eighty percent (80%) will descend by one year.
- 2/3 unilateral, 1/3 bilateral.
-Ninety (90%) percent will be found in inguinal canal, the rest are truly cryptic, and can be along path of descent or even ectopic.
Intra-abdominally, the testes descend from below kidneys to the ________
deep inguinal ring–> then they descend into the scrotum
Cryptorchidism:
- complications ?
- tx?
- Infertility
- Increased risk for developing Seminoma – 5-10x > normal
tx:
Watchful waiting
**Orchiopexy
True hernias= (true cryptorchidism)
- abdominal
- Inguinal
- suprascrotal
what is the MC cause of scrotal enlargement in children?
**Hydrocele
=Tunica vaginalis fails to close–> Fluid accumulates in tunica vaginalis
Hydroceles are associated with?
dx?
indirect inguinal hernias**
-US
Varicocele:
- MC side?
- pathogenesis?
-15-20% of all males, 15-25 yo
-**MC cause of left sided scrotal enlargement in adults
(Left spermatic vein drains into left renal vein)
-**Incompetent valves in left spermatic vein
Aching pain, dragging sensation, “bag of worms” –> THINK?
varicocele**
Orchitis: causes?
-sx?
- mumps, chlamydia, gonorrhea
- usually unilateral
Sx:
- hematuria, severe pain, swelling
- +/- epididimytis, or epidydimo-orchitis
Epididymitis:
-MC pathogens= in young men, vs old?
-Chlamydia and Gonococcus in < 35 years (younger)
-E.coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa >35 years
AIDS – CMV, Toxoplasmosis, Salmonella
Sx: PAIN and swelling
hydrocele and increased blood flow to epididymis—>
**Epidydimitis
Testicular Torsion:
- demographic?
- MC causes?
- Which deformity is present?**
- 12 and 18 years
- MC causes= violent movement or physical trauma, cryptorchid testis, testicular atrophy
-**Bell Clapper Deformity: Testis inadequately affixed to the scrotum