Repro: Male Manual Flashcards
Part of the prostate that is continuous to the neck of the bladder
Base
Lies inferior to neck of Urinary Bladder and is the most inferior aspect of pelvic cavity
Prostate gland
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
Apex
Anterior surface of prostate, separated from pubic bone by
Retropubic space
Prostate is in contact laterally with
Levator ani muscle
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.
Rectum
The most important aspect of prostate is the part , penetrated by _______ from _____ to _____.
Urethra. Apex. Base.
Exhibits a midline crest, posteriorly, in the middle of which is a depression. This blind sac is the _______, which corresponds to vagina in female.
Prostatic urethra. Prostatic utricle.
The prostate gland produce ______ material which at the time of sexual excitement emptied into the urethra by several openings.
Alkaline
Stimulate the prostatic gland musculature during ejaculation
Sympathetic fiber from L1-L2
The arteries of the prostate gland are from branches of _______ & ______ braches of ________ arteries.
Inferior vesical. Middle rectal. Internal Iliac.
The venous plexus of the prostate empty into the
Internal iliac vein
Common after middle age
Hypertrophy of the prostate
Prostate may be examined by
DRE
Affects a high proportion of older men and is a common cause of urethra obstruction leading to urgency, nocturia and dysuria.
Benign prostatic hypertrophy
Need to void during night
Nocturia
Difficulty/Pain during urination
Dysuria
Sudden desire to void
Urgency
Is common in men older than age 55.
Prostatic cancer
Removal of the prostate
Prostatectomy
An instrument that is inserted through the external urethral orifices and spongy urethra into the prostatic urethra.
Restoscope
The prostate gland is divided into
Two lateral and One middle lobes
The duct that conveys the products of the testis and epididymis from scrotum to pelvis
Vas deferens
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.
Lower end of epididymis. Testis. Superficial inguinal ring.
The vas deferens then curves medially above _______ to end behind neck of bladder by joining the duct of seminal vesicle to form _______.
Seminal vesicle. Ejaculatory duct.