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22 Cards in this Set
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access to the prostate is through
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digital rectal exam
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what are the 4 stages of male sexual function
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erection, lubrication, emission, and ejaculation
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detumescence
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once sexual stimulation cease and ejaculation occurs, the penile arteries constrict and the penis returns to its flaccid state
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what is spermatogenesis and when does it begin
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process by which the testes produce sperm, process begins during puberty and around age 13, and continues throughout life
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normal sperm count is --- to --- --------- sperm with each ejaculation
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normal sperm count is 300 to 500 million sperm with each ejaculation
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when is a man considered infertile
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when he has a sperm count of less than 20 to 30 million per ejaculation
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when is a man considered sterile
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when he is unable to produce sperm
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hypospadias
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urethral meatus opening ventrally on the glans
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epispadias
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urethral meatus opening dorsally on the glans
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tanner staging
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used to track the sexual maturation of males during pubertry by characterizing pubic hair distribution and penile and testicular size
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normal discharge from a penis is
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seminal fluid and urine
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posotions for gu male assessment, and techniques
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sidelying [sims] position or lean over exam table, inspection, palpation, and auscultation
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left scrotal sac is lower than right
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left scrotal sac is lower than right
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thayer-martin medium is used when
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collecting urethral discharge specimens for gonorrhea
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palpate the --- and --- areas for hernias and enlarged lymph nodes
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INGUINAL AND FEMORAL AREAS
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smegma
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normal white, cheesy material that might be seen as retract forskin
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hesselbach's triangle
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external inguinal ring
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indirect inguinal hernia
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comes down inguinal canal and is palpated at inguinal ring or in scrotom
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direct inguinal hernia
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mass that enlarges with coughing
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femoral hernia
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palpated medial to femoral vessels and inferior to inguinal ligament
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prostate gland grading
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Grade I; <1 CM PROTRUSION INTO RECTUM
Grade II; 1 TO 2 CM PROTRUSION INTO RECTUM Grade III; 2 to 3 cm protrusion into rectum Grade IV; > 3 cm protrution into rectum |
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auscultating in GU assessment
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if u detect a scrotal mass on insp. and palp., auscultate the scrotum. ask client to lie in superior pos, then stand at his side next to the genital area. place ur stethoscope over the scrotal mass to listen for bowel sounds. the presence of bowel sounds suggests a hernia
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