PATHOLOGY - WEIRD NAMES

Question 1

Cryptorchidism

Answer 1

Undescended intraabdominal testes into scrotal sac

Question 2

Orchiopexy

Answer 2

Surgery to move or permanently place testicles to scrotum.

Question 3

Bowen’s disease

Answer 3

MALIGNANT - Early form of skin cancer that is easily treatable

Question 4

Bowenoid papulosis

Answer 4

STD - rare d/t HPV 16,18

Question 5

Peyronie’s disease

Answer 5

Benign - Non-cancerous scar tissue at penis that causes curved and painful erection

Question 6

Condyloma Acuminatum

Answer 6

Genital warts - benign

Question 7

Balanoposthitis

Answer 7

Inflammation of the penis

Question 8

Hypospadias

Answer 8

ventral surface urethral orifice

Question 9

Epispadias

Answer 9

Dorsal surface urethral orifice

Question 10

Phimosis

Answer 10

Foreskin closing the penis and causing blockage

Question 11

Gardnerela

Answer 11

Variable gram staining facultative anaerobic bacterial infecting group

Question 12

Orchitis

Answer 12

Inflammation of one or both testicles

Question 13

Reinke crystal

Answer 13

Seen under microscopy for Leydig cell tumour

Question 14

AFP, beta-HCG

Answer 14

alpha fetal protein seen in choriocarcinoma, teratoma, yolk sac tumour, teratoma

B-HCG secreted by syncytiotrophoblasts

Question 15

5-alpha reductase

Answer 15

Secreted by stromal cells and converts testosterone into DHT, dihydrotestosterone

Question 16

Pregnyl

Answer 16

A hormone used for normla descending of testes

Question 17

Denis Browne pouch

Answer 17

Superficial inguinal pouch

Question 18

Omphalitis

Answer 18

Infection of umbilicus an/or surrounding tissues