Men's Health and Reproductive Disorders Flashcards
Male sex hormones
Androgens
An anabolic steroid
Testosterone
A defect of the reproductive system that results in failure of the testes to produce testosterone, sperm, or both.
Hypogonadism
A painful, continuous ereciton
Priapism
Mammary gland enlargement in men
gynocomastia
Formation of spermatazoa
Spermatogenesis
Low sperm count
oligospermia
The development of male secondary sex characteristics in women or hypogonadal males
Virilization
Excessive body hair
Hirsutism
When testicle enlargement, penile growth, and pubic hair development has not occurred by 14 years of age.
Delayed puberty
Impaired ejection of seminal fluid from the male urethra, that may be psychogenic or due to drug therapy.
Ejaculatory dysfunction
The inability to achieve or maintain an erection satisfactory for sexual perfomance.
Erectile dysfunction (ED)
What are signs of hypogonadism in adult men?
Testicular atrophy, impotence, decreased libido, decreased bone density, loss of muscle mass, hair loss, gynecomastia, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and vasomotor flushing.
How should a buccal mucoadhesive system be applied?
With the round surface against the gum.
True or False: Buccal tablets can be chewed and swallowed.
False