Veterinary male reproductive system Flashcards

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Male genital organs

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organa genitalia masculina

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term for the science concerned with reproduction of animals

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theriogenology

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What are the secondary genital organs of the male?

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refers to the the duct system

the epididymis,
the deferent duct,
the urethra, and
the penis

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What are the accessory organs of the male?

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paired ampullary glands
vesicular glands
prostate gland
bulbourethral glands

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What hormones is the male repro. system dependant on?

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follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
luteinizing hormone (LH)
testosterone

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Where is LH hormone produced?

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luteinizing hormone produced in pituitary gland

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latin and greek for testicle

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testis; orchis

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What are the testicles’ orientation in domestic species?

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horizontal in most species
(meaning testicular head-end positioned cranial direction)

exception is ruminants in which orientation is vertical (head-end positioned dorsally/upward)

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free border

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margo liber

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testicular tail-end

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extremitas caudata

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margo liber directed which way in which species

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ventrally in most species
laterally in Ru
caudally in su and fe

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epididymal border

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margo epididymalis

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margo epididymalis directed which way in which species

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dorsally in most species
medially in Ru
cranially in su

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testicle is covered by a dense white tunic called what?

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tunica albuginea

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septa of the testicle

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septula testis

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testicular parenchyma

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parenchyma testis

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What divides the testicle into what type of parts?

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testicular mediastinum and septa divide it into lobules

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testicular parenchyma consists of?

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the seminiferous tubules

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convoluted seminiferous tubules

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tubuli seminiferi contorti

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What structure more specifically, produces sperm and estrogen?

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the convoluted seminiferous tubules with spermatogenic epithelium

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spermatogenic epithelium

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epithelium spermatogenicum

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the convoluted seminiferous tubules continue as the..?

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the straight seminiferous tubules / tubuli seminiferi recti

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what connects the seminiferous tubules to the head of the epididymis

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the mediastinum testis which is a central connective-tissue area containing the rete testis, large blood and lymph vessels (relatively small in eq)

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translate the network of ducts, the testicular network

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rete testis

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what produces testicular fluid
rete testis
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Which interstitial endocrine cells begin to produce testosterone at puberty?
Leydig cells
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What do Leydig cells produce?
testosterone and in some animals (su) estrogen too
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Sertoli cells can be found where?
in convoluted seminiferous tubules
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What cells provide structural support, and nourish spermatozoa?
Sertoli cells, also called sustentacular cells
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3 functions of the epididymis
storage and maturation of sperm – final stage in the development of sperms in which the number of chromosomes is reduced transport and concentration of sperm produces fluid which becomes part of semen
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testicular efferent ductules
ductuli efferentes testis
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What is the epididymis surrounded by
a thick albugineous tunic
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What main parts is the epididymis comprised of?
caput epididymidis corpus epididymidis cauda epididymidis
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The head of the epididymis consists of?
the efferent ductules
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The body of the epididymis consists of?
the coiled duct
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The tail of the epididymis continues onward as?
the deferent duct
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What is unique to the equine albugineous tunic?
it has a few smooth muscle cells
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the space between the body of the epididymis and the testis is called?
bursa testicularis
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tail of the epididymis is attached to the caudal extremity of the testicle by?
the proper ligament of the testicle / lig. testis proprium
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how is the epididymis secured to the vaginal covering?
by the ligament of the tail of the epididymis lig. caudae epididymidis
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What secures the epididymis to the scrotum?
the scrotal ligament / lig. scroti
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testicular ligaments are remnants of?
gubernaculum testis / the guide of the testicle
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superficial inguinal ring inguinal canal deep inguinal ring
anulus inguinalis superficialis canalis inguinalis anulus inguinalis profundus
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What is the prostatic utricle
Uterus masculinus (persistent Mullerian duct) is a vestigial embryological remnant of the paramesonephric duct system in males
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the ampulla of the deferent duct
ampulla ductus deferentis
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ejaculatory duct
ductus ejaculatorius
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in Ru and eq the deferent duct is joined by?
the duct of the vesicular gland and together become the common short passage called ejaculatory duct
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ejaculatory duct opens on?
the seminal hillock
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the spermatic cord
funiculus spermaticus
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what does the funiculus spermaticus contain?
``` the deferent duct the testicular artery the pampiniform plexus the testicular plexus of autonomic nerves, lymphatic vessels genitofemoral and ilioinguinal nerves ```
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translate pampiniform plexus and define
plexus pampiniformis is venous network around testicular artery
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the spermatic cord is covered with?
external spermatic fascia the cremasteric muscle internal spermatic fascia
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the cremasteric muscle and the internal spermatic fascia are formed from?
a continuation of the internal oblique muscle and a continuation of the transversal fascia
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external median seam of the scrotum
raphe scroti
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scrotal wall/skin
cutis scroti
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fibromuscular layer beneath cutis scroti
dartos coat / tunica dartos
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what forms the scrotal septum internally?
tunica dartos forms the septum scroti
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internal to the dartos coat is?
the external spermatic fascia
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translate 'Coverings of the spermatic cord and testicle'
tunicae funiculi spermatici et testis
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external spermatic fascia
fascia spermatica externa corresponds to the fascia of the external oblique abdominal muscle
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cremasteric muscle
m. cremaster formed from a continuation of the internal oblique muscle
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What m. is usually absent in fe and what do they have instead
cremasteric m. usually absent in fe, they have a levator scroti muscle
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internal spermatic fascia
fascia spermatica interna continuation of the transversal fascia
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vaginal tunic
tunica vaginalis
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what is the vaginal tunic/process
the peritoneal process, covering the spermatic cord and testicle as a sac
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name the surfaces of tunica vaginalis
lamina parietalis | lamina visceralis
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albugineous tunic
tunica albuginea dense white connective tissue layer containing some smooth muscle fibres
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translate and describe the vaginal cavity
cavum vaginale the interval between the visceral and parietal layer around testicle
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translate and describe the vaginal canal in the context of male repro. organs
canalis vaginalis the interval between the visceral and parietal layer around the spermatic cord
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name the fold between the testicles and epididymis that contains vessels and nerves and is formed from the parietal layer of testicular tunics
mesorchium
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the narrow strip of mesorchium between the mesoductus and parietal layer is?
mesofuniculus
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what attaches the deferent duct to the mesorchium and to the abdominal and pelvic wall
mesoductus deferens
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Accessory genital glands
gll. genitales accessoriae
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ampullary glands
gll. ampullae
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location of gll. ampullae
outpouchings in the wall of the proximal ductus deferens
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vesicular gland
gl. vesicularis
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location of vesicular gland
located on either side of the ampullas
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translate the body of the prostate and where is it located
corpus prostatae is situated on the dorsal surface of the pelvic urethra near the neck of the urinary bladder;
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translate 'the disseminate part' (of the prostate) and in which species is absent and in which, well developed
pars disseminata prostatae absent in eq, well developed in car
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translate bulbourethral gland and in which species missing and in which, well-developed
gl. bulbourethralis (Cowper's glands) absent in ca, well developed in su
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Describe the location of the bulbourethral glands
are the most caudal of the accessory glands and lie on the dorsal side of the pelvic urethra, partially located in the bulbospongious muscle
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in large species, the penis is anchored to the pelvic floor by what
a suspensory ligament / lig. suspensorium penis
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in which species is the penis directed caudally
fe and cun
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erectile tissue is enclosed within what thick white connective tissue
albugineous tunic | tunica albuginea
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superficial and deep fascia of the penis
fascia penis: superficialis et profunda
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the penis originates from? as what?
from the ischial arch as radix penis
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the root of the penis composed of what
composed of the two crus penis | and the bulbus penis
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cavernous body of the penis and which side is it on
corpus cavernosum penis dorsal aspect
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spongy body of the penis and which side is it on
corpus spongiosum penis ventral aspect
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what can be found on the the ventral surface of the body of the penis, and what is that part of the penis composed of?
sulcus urethralis contains spongy body and urethra
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translate sigmoid flexure and in which species can it be found
flexura sigmoidea penis in su and Ru
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head of the penis
glans penis
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the spongy body of the glans
corpus spongiosum glandis
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Describe the glans penis of the boar.
in su it is minimally developed
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Describe the glans penis of the ruminant.
insubstantial and fibrous in the Ru
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Describe the glans penis of the equine.
predominantly vascular, with large mushroom-shaped crown (corona glandis) in eq
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Describe the glans penis of the equine.
predominantly vascular, with large mushroom-shaped crown (corona glandis) in eq
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Describe the glans penis of the dog.
in canines, the penile head includes the bulb of the glans (bulbus glandis) proximally, and distally the cylindrical long part of the glans (pars longa glandis)
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Two unique features of the canine glans penis.
``` bulbus glandis (proximally) pars longa glandis (distally) ```
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free part of the penis
pars libera penis
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Types of the penises
``` fibroelastic type (Ru, su) musculocavernous type (Car?, eq, man) intermediate type (some say car) ```
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describe the fibroelastic penis (ru, su)
has very little erectile tissue, little or no smooth muscle is present, is enclosed by a thick albugineous tunic surrounding both cavernous bodies, it needs little additional blood for erection
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describe the musculocavernous penis (car?, eq, man)
large blood spaces, the albugineous tunic and septa are more delicate and muscular. Has a lot of erectile tissue relative to connective tissue, need large volume of additional blood for erection
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what structure is found in car distal penis
os penis
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Why does some literature classify car penises as intermediate type instead of musculocavernous?
there is more connective tissue and less smooth muscle bundles compared to a typical musculocavernous type
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name the 3 main penis associated muscles
m. bulbospongiosus m. ischiocavernosus m. retractor penis
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translate ischiocavernous muscle
m. ischiocavernosus
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bulbospongious muscle
m. bulbospongiosus
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describe the ischiocavernous muscle
is in pairs, arises from the ischial arch (in females, is rudimentary) or from the ischial tuber (in male) encloses the crura to the level of their fusion at the root of the penis
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describe the bulbospongious muscle
is the extrapelvic continuation of the urethralis muscle extends on the ventral surface of the penis; in fibroelastic type its limited to the proximal third of the penis in musculocavernous type it continues to the apex of the penis. In female it is divided into two parts
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retractor of the penis
m. retractor penis
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describe the retractor of the penis
is paired and predominantly smooth; arises from the caudal vertebrae or sacrum (su) and passes ventrally. In Ru and su it attaches to the caudal arch of sigmoid flexure, in species with a musculocavernous penis, it extends to the apex of the penis
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translate Prepuce and describe
preputium is a retractable protective sheath of skin covering, made of connective tissue and smooth muscles
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the prepuce consists of?
lamina: externa et interna which are continuous at ostium preputiale
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preputial cavity
cavum preputiale
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What is unique to eq prepuce?
has an additional fold of the internal lamina – preputial fold (plica preputialis) that allows for considerable lengthening of the penis
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What is unique to su prepuce?
has large preputial sac dorsally diverticulum preputiale
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what type of arteries are involved in producing erection
helicine arteries, empty directly into the cavernous blood spaces
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Name the coverings of the testicles from outside in.
``` cutis scroti tunica dartos fascia spermatica externa fascia spermatica interna Lamina parietalis (tunica vaginalis) Lamina visceralis Tunica albuginea ```
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difference between bulbus penis and bulbus glandis
former is at the base of the penis in everyone | latter is distal canine penis