Dr Bruce 2 Male Genetalia

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unretractable foreskin

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Phimosis

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a retracted foreskin that cannot be pulled back into normal position

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Paraphimosis

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an erection that does not subside after sexual activity (due to drugs, spinal cord injury, or blood disorders with inappropriate clotting).

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Priapism

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fibrous scar issue in the penis that causes a deflected or crooked erection that is often painful.

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Peyronie’s disease

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infection of the penis (often fungal)

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Balanitis

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urethral orifice on ventral side of penile shaft

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Hypospadius:

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is a small outpouching located in the prostatic urethra, at the apex of the urethral crest, flanked by the many openings of the ejaculatory ducts.

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The prostatic utricle

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known as the vagina masculina, and it is a blind duct (like a miniature vagina).

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The prostatic utricle

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It is the final remnant of the Mullerian duct in males (that becomes the internal genitalia in females)

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The prostatic utricle

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During ejaculation, it contracts and opens the surrounding ejaculatory ducts so the semen can get through easily.

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The prostatic utricle

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Sexual arousal : male and female:___________ nervous system

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parasympathetic

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Erection and sexual stimulation of penis: ________ nervous system

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parasympathetic

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Ejaculation: 7 to 12 contractions of ________ muscle

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bulbocavernosis

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________ period: highly variable in length in males

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refractory

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most common type of hernia

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indirect inguinal

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occurs through the internal inguinal ring; can remain in canal, exit the external ring, and pass into scrotum; may be bilateral

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indirect inguinal hernia

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soft swelling in area of internal ring; pain straining; hernia comes down canal and touches fingertip on examination

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indirect inguinal hernia

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occurs more often in males then females; more common in those older than 40

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direct inguinal

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hernia that is through the external inguinal ring; located in region of the Hesselbach triangle; rarely enters scrotum

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direct inguinal

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this type of hernia presents as a bulge in the area of hesselbach triangle; usually painless; easily reduced; hernia bulges anteriorly, pushes against side of finger on examination

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direct inguinal

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least common type of hernia

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femoral

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this type of hernia occurs more often in females and is rare in children

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femoral

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hernia that is through the femoral ring, femoral canal, and fossa ovalis

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femoral

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this type of hernia presents itself on the right side more commonly, pain is severe and the inguinal canal is empty on examination

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femoral

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testicle descends into scrotum at what month of pregnancy?

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last

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testicle have to be at what temp to produce sperm?

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98 degrees

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plexus of veins in scrotum is there to do what? by what mechanism?

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cool arterial blood
counter current distribution

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why can a duck stand in ice water and feet not be frozen?

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counter current distribution

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how many layers in scrotum surrounding testicle

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8

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urethra runs on what side of penis

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ventricle

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does the prostatic utricle have an opening?
why?

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no

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4 p's of penile disorders

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phimosis
paraphimosis
priapism
peyronies disease

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phimosis

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unretractible foreskin

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paraphimosis

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retracted foreskin that can not be pulled back

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priapism

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erection that does not subside

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peyronies disease

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scar tissue that warps the pp... :)

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urethral stenosis

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urethra is narrowed

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balanitis

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infection of penis
often fungal

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hypospadius

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urethra does not come out of glands penis

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peyrones disease is a result of?

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inflammation

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these contract 10 seconds before climax

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cowpers gland

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cowpers gland secretion does what

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alkalizes urethra and makes it more viscous

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seminal stores what

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semianl fluid/semen

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sperm stored where

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epididymus

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what is the male vagina?

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prostatic utricle

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volvo spungiosus muscle

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contracts during ejaculation