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Sympathetic fiber from _______ stimulate the prostatic gland musculature during ejaculation.

A. L1 L2
B. S1 S2
C. T1 T2
D. C1 C2

A

A. L1 L2

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The anterior surface of the Prostate is separated from the pubic bone by:

A. Retrosymphysis space
B. Pubicosymphysis space
C. Retropubic space
D. Retrovesical pouch

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C. Retropubic space

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The venous plexus of the prostate empty into the:

A. Pampiniform Venous plexus
B. Retropubic Venous Plexus
C. Internal Iliac Vein
D. Deep Dorsal Vein

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C. Internal Iliac Vein

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The base of the Prostate Gland is continuos with the:

A. Rectum
B. Bulbourethral gland
C. Neck of the bladder
D. Uvula of the bladder

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C. Neck of the bladder

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This duct conveys the products of the testis and epididymis from scrotum to the pelvis:

A. Efferent ductules
B. Ductus Deferens
C. Abberant ductule
D. Seminiferous Tubule

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B. Ductus Deferens

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The seminal Vesicle and the vas deferens join to form:

A. Ejaculatory Duct
B. Epididymal Duct
C. Abberant Ductule
D. Efferent Duct

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A. Ejaculatory Duct

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Part of the vas deferens which is dilated and where some of the sperms are deposited and become mature:

A. Head
B. Tail
C. Ampulla
D. Body

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C. Ampulla

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A lobulated sac which is blind at one end and joins the distal end of the vas deferens.

A. Prostatic Sac
B. Ejaculatory Sac
C. Seminal Vesicle
D. Ureteral Sac

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C. Seminal Vesicle

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The testis has a greater diameter from:

A. Anterior to Posterior
B. Superior to Inferior

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B. Superior to Inferior

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Blood vessels enter the testis at the:

A. Anterior bare area
B. Superior bare area
C. Inferior bare area
D. Posterior bare area

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D. Posterior bare area

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Testicular artery supplying the testes came from what Blood vessel?

A. Internal iliac Artery
B. Aorta
C. External Iliac Artery
D. Dorsal artery of Penis

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B. Aorta

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The right Pampiniform plexus drains to:

A. Inferior vena cava
B. Renal Vein
C. External iliac vein
D. Internal iliac vein

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A. Inferior vena cava

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During the 3rd month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

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D. Iliac fossa

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During the 7th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

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A. Above inguinal ligament

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During the 8th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

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C. Superficial Inguinal ring

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During the 9th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

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B. Lower end of the scrotum

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It is a musculo-fibrous cord that produce traction to cause the descent of the testis:

A. Gabernaculum
B. Gobernaculum
C. Gobarnaculum
D. Gebarnaculum

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B. Gobernaculum

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It os a long rounded bundle that extends from deep inguinal ring to scrotum:

A. Spermatic cord
B. Inguinal Cord
C. Cremasteric cord
D. Transversalis cord

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A. Spermatic cord

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All but one encase the spermatic cord:

A. External spermatic fascia
B. Cremaster Muscle and fascia
C. Internal Spermatic Fascia
D. Tunica Vaginalis

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D. Tunica Vaginalis

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The External Spermatic Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

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C. external Oblique

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The Internal Spermatic Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

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B. Transversalis Fascia

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The Cremaster Muscle and Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

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A. internal Oblique

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Found at the scrotum and indicates its bilateral origin:

A. Anterior Raphe
B. Posterior Raphe
C. Lateral Raphe
D. Median Raphe

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D. Median Raphe

23
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This muscle maintains the rugosity of the scotal skin, and its superficial fascia are attached to the skin:

A. Cremaster Muscle
B. Darto’s Muscle
C. Colle’s Muscle
D. Chix’s Muscle

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B. Darto’s Muscle

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The root of the penis is found at the:

A. Superficial Pudendal pouch
B. Superficial Perineal Pouch
C. Deep Pudendal pouch
D. Deep Perineal Pouch

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B. Superficial Perineal Pouch

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This encloses the two corpora cavernosa:

A. Tunica Vaginalis
B. Tunica Albuginea
C. Deep Fascia
D. Superficial Fascia

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B. Tunica Albuginea

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This muscle covers the superficial surface of the crus of the clitoris:

A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle
B. Ischiocavernous Muscle
C. Superficial transverse perineal Muscle
D. Deep transverse perineal Muscle

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B. Ischiocavernous Muscle

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This encloses the dorsal vein of the Penis:

A. Tunica Vaginalis
B. Tunica Albuginea
C. Deep Fascia
D. Superficial Fascia

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D. Superficial Fascia

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A shallow depression in the lateral pelvic wall bounded by the ureter, external iliac vein, and uterine tube:

A. Vestibular Fossa
B. Ovarian Fossa
C. Uterine Fossa
D. Vaginal Fossa

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B. Ovarian Fossa

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This encloses the dorsal arteries and nerves as well as the the corpus spongiosum of the Penis:

A. Tunica Vaginalis
B. Tunica Albuginea
C. Deep Fascia
D. Superficial Fascia

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C. deep Fascia

30
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Thick triangular fibroelastic band that keeps the penis pointed up during erection:

A. Fundiform Ligament
B. Suspensory Ligament
C. Broad Ligament
D. Pubic Ligament

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B. Suspensory Ligament

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Most of the penis drains into the:

A. Presymphyseal node
B. Deep inguinal lymph node
C. Superficial Inguinal lymph Node
D. Node of Cloquet

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C. Superficial Inguinal lymph Node

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It is the collective term for the female external genital organs that are visible in the perineal area:

A. Vulva
B. Vulma
C. Booba
D. Pudendum

33
Q

A type of hair pattern found at the _______, which is the prominent area that becomes hairy after puberty:

A. Escusion; labia majora
B. Escutcheon; Labia Minora
C. Escusion; Labia Majora
D. Escutcheon; Mons Pubis

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D. Escutcheon; Mons Pubis

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The Labia Majora undergoes atrophy after menopause.

A. True
B. False
C. Flue
D. Tralse

35
Q

This structure divide anteriorly at the clitoris to form the prepuce superiorly and the frenulum inferiorly:

A. Labia Majora
B. Labia Minora
C. Hymen
D. Mons Pubis

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B. Labia Minora

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It is the cleft between the labia minora:

A. Clitoris
B. Vestibule
C. Vestibular Bulb
D. Hymen

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B. Vestibule

37
Q

What do you call the space between the cervix and the vaginal waal?

A. Vaginal Fornix
B. External Os
C. internal Os
D. Cervical Fornix

A

A. Vaginal Fornix

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These are thin, mesenteric-like double reflection of Peritoneum stretching from the lateral pelvic sidewalls to the uterus:

A. Ovarian Ligaments
B. Broad Ligaments
C. Round Ligaments
D. Uterosacral Ligaments

A

B. Broad Ligaments

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The anterior vaginal wall is shorter than the posterior vaginal wall.

A. True
B. False

40
Q

What do you call the tissues within the broad logament?

A. Endometrium
B. Myometrium
C. Parametrium
D. Perimetrium

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C. Parametrium

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This muscle covers the superficial surface of the bulb of the vestibule:

A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle
B. Ischiocavernous Muscle
C. Superficial transverse perineal Muscle
D. Deep transverse perineal Muscle

A

A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle

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It is a part of the oviduct where fertilization normally occur:

A. Ampulla
B. Isthmus
C. Intramural Segment
D. Infundibulum

A

A. Ampulla

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Q

This part of the prostate often enlarges the most and obstructs the internal urethral orifice:

A. Base of the Prostrate
B. apex of the Prostrate
C. Posterior lobe of the Prostrate
D. Middle Lobe of the Prostrate

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D. Middle Lobe of the Prostrate

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It is a strong muscular membrane that stretches across the triangular anterior portion of the pelvic outlet:

A. Urogenital diaphragm
B. Triangular Ligament
C. Either A or B
D. Neither A or B

A

C. Either A or B, urogenital diaphragm is also known as triangular ligament

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It passes through the superficial inguinla ring and descends into the fat that forms the labia majora in a fan like fashion:

A. Ovarian Ligaments
B. Broad Ligaments
C. Round Ligaments
D. Uterosacral Ligaments

A

C. Round Ligaments

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The layer of this fascia provides the shape of the labia majora:

A. Superficial Perineal Fascia
B. Deep Perineal Fascia
C. Darto’s Fascia
D. Scarpa’s Fascia

A

A. Superficial Perineal Fascia

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Levator Ani is composed of all but one:

A. Piriformis
B. Iliococcygeus
C. Puborectalis
D. Coccygeus

A

A. Piriformis

Pubococcygeus is also part of the levator ani

48
Q

It is a fibrous cord within another ligament that connects the ovary to the uterus:

A. Ovarian Ligaments
B. Broad Ligaments
C. Round Ligaments
D. Uterosacral Ligaments

A

A. Ovarian Ligaments

49
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A fibromuscular mass that serves as an attachment for several muscles:

A. Perineal Body
B. Pineal Body
C. Pudendal Body
D. Body of the Bulb

A

A. Perineal Body

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