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Repro: Male Manual Flashcards

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Part of the prostate that is continuous to the neck of the bladder

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Base

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Lies inferior to neck of Urinary Bladder and is the most inferior aspect of pelvic cavity

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Prostate gland

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Part of the prostate which is in contact with a combination of fascia and muscle found in perineum and rests on the pelvic fascia and levator ani muscle

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Apex

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Anterior surface of prostate, separated from pubic bone by

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Retropubic space

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Prostate is in contact laterally with

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Levator ani muscle

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Posterior surface of the prostate is in contact with the most inferior part of the ______, this relation is important for it can be palpated by a finger placed in the rectum through the anal canal.

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Rectum

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The most important aspect of prostate is the part , penetrated by _______ from _____ to _____.

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Urethra. Apex. Base.

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Exhibits a midline crest, posteriorly, in the middle of which is a depression. This blind sac is the _______, which corresponds to vagina in female.

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Prostatic urethra. Prostatic utricle.

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The prostate gland produce ______ material which at the time of sexual excitement emptied into the urethra by several openings.

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Alkaline

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Stimulate the prostatic gland musculature during ejaculation

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Sympathetic fiber from L1-L2

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The arteries of the prostate gland are from branches of _______ & ______ braches of ________ arteries.

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Inferior vesical. Middle rectal. Internal Iliac.

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The venous plexus of the prostate empty into the

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Internal iliac vein

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Common after middle age

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Hypertrophy of the prostate

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Prostate may be examined by

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DRE

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Affects a high proportion of older men and is a common cause of urethra obstruction leading to urgency, nocturia and dysuria.

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Benign prostatic hypertrophy

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Need to void during night

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Nocturia

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Difficulty/Pain during urination

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Dysuria

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Sudden desire to void

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Urgency

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Is common in men older than age 55.

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Prostatic cancer

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Removal of the prostate

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Prostatectomy

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An instrument that is inserted through the external urethral orifices and spongy urethra into the prostatic urethra.

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Restoscope

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21
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The prostate gland is divided into

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Two lateral and One middle lobes

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The duct that conveys the products of the testis and epididymis from scrotum to pelvis

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Vas deferens

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Vas deference begins at the _______. Runs upward at the back of _______. Meets other contents of spermatic cord and ascends from scrotum to _______ then traverse the inguinal canal, to deep inguinal ring. To lateral pelvic wall to posterior surface of Urinary bladder.

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Lower end of epididymis. Testis. Superficial inguinal ring.

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The vas deferens then curves medially above _______ to end behind neck of bladder by joining the duct of seminal vesicle to form _______.

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Seminal vesicle. Ejaculatory duct.

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The part behind the bladder is dilated and is called _______ where some of the sperms are deposited and become mature in this portion.

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Sympathetic fibers of vas deferens are from these and are responsible for contraction of smooth muscle fiber during ejaculation.

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Parasympathetic fibers of the vas deferens are from these which probably serve to inhibit the sympathetic impulses.

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S2,S3 & S4

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Veins of the prostate drain into

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Pelvic venous plexus

29
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Common method of sterilizing males through ligation is

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Deferentectomy/Vasectomy

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Is vasectomy reversible or not

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Reversible (pxs under 30 y/o & 7 yrs postoperation)

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Lobulated sac which is blind at one end and joins with the distal end of the vas deferens to form ejaculatory duct at the other end.

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Seminal vesicle

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Length of seminal vesicle

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Diameter of seminal vesicle

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Seminal vesicle is above the _____ and lateral to _________.

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Prostate gland. Ampulla of vas deferens.

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Anterior portion of the seminal vesicle is attached to the

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Posterior portion of the seminal vesicle is in contact with

37
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Laterally the seminal vesicle is in contact with

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Levator ani

38
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Contain an alkaline materials secreted by mucosa of this organ

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Seminal vesicles

39
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The combined fluid enter the prostatic urethra via the

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Ejaculatory ducts

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These are involved in the contraction of smooth muscle component of the seminal vesicle during ejaculation

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Sympathetic fibers from L1 & L2

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Localized collection of pus

42
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Very slender tube formed by the union of vas deferens and duct of seminal vesicle

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Ejaculatory duct

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Length of ejaculatory duct

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Less than 1 inch

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In testis, usually the left gland is ______ than right.

45
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Spermatozoa produced by seminiferous tubules in these lobe enter the head of epididymis. First enter the straight tubule. These tubules form a network of tubule called

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Rete testis

46
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Is joined to the head of epididymis be ductus efferentes

47
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The artery of the testis is the _______ from abdominal aorta.

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Testicular artery

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The veins of testis form ________ and drain to ______ on left side and ____ on the right.

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Pampiniform plexus. Renal vein. IVC.

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The nerves from and to the testis are visceral afferent and efferent arising from

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10th & 11th thoracic segment of SC

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In the early months of intrauterine life, the testis lie in the upper posterior portion of

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Abdominal wall

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Beginning 3rd month owing to growth changes which have occurred, testes is found in the

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Iliac fossa

52
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The testes projects forward into the peritoneal membrane called

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Mesorchium

53
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At seventh month the testes is forced lying immediately above

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Inguinal ligament

54
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A diverticulum that is projected through the inguinal posterior of the abdominal wall into the scrotum, by its passage, it produces the inguinal canal.

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Processes vaginalis

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During 8th month the testes reached the ________, during the ninth month it comes to rest near the lower end of the _______.

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Superficial inguinal ring. Scrotum.

56
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Causes the descent of the testis by traction from below produced by musculo-fibrous cord which develops in the inguinal part of abdominal wall and is attached inferiorly to the tissues of scrotum and superiorly to the testis and adjacent peritoneum.

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Gobernaculum

57
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Long rounded bundle that extends from deep inguinal ring to scrotum. Formed by BV, nerves, lymph vessels & vas deferens.

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Spermatic cord

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Tubular sheath that us derived from aponeurosis of external oblique

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External spermatic fascia

59
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Tubular sheath that us derived from lower fiber of internal oblique

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Cremaster muscle & fascia

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Tubular sheath that us derived from transversalis fascia

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Internal spermatic fascia

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A pendulous purse-like arrangement of skin and fascia for the lodgment of the testis

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The scrotum has ruddy tint which is due to the presence of involuntary muscular fibers called

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Darto’s muscle

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