Male Reproductive Pathology

Front 1

A TURP may be the appropriate procedure for which of the following conditions?

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Prostatic hyperplasia

Front 2

That inflammatory condition which may lead to discharge within days and subsequent urethral stricture in men is:

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Gonorrhea

Front 3

At what stage does syphilis manifest radiographic indicators?

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Tertiary

Front 4

The site of sperm maturation and storage is:

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Epididymis

Front 5

This pathology is testosterone dependent and leads to skeletal metastasis in abour 75% of cases. Identify this pathology.

Back 5

Prostatic adenocarcinoma

Front 6

That component of male reproductive anatomy which assists in the delivery of viable sperm by altering the pH of the urethra prior to ejaculation is:

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Bulbourethral gland

Front 7

That procedure helpful in visualizing urethral strictures due to conditions like gonorrhea is males is:

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Injecting urethrogram

Front 8

Crytorchidism identifies a condition of:

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Undescended testes

Front 9

That organism responsible for syhpillis is:

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treponema pallidum

Front 10

What part of the male anatomy is responsible for sperm and hormone secretion?

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Testes

Front 11

The tubules within the lobes of the testes are the:

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Seminiferous tubules

Front 12

___________ are located in the abdomen and provide fluid to assist in travel of sperm.

Back 12

Seminal vessicles

Front 13

Which structure is responsible for changing the ph in the urethra?

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Bulbourethral glands

Front 14

Which structure is responsible for secreting the majority of seminal fluid?

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Prostate

Front 15

At what age should a boy's testes descend?

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3 months

Front 16

This pathology, gone untreated, may result in fibrosis and urethral stricture in men and PID and scarring in women..

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Gonorrhea

Front 17

True or false. Septic arthritis may occur in either gender.

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True

Front 18

What is the treatment for septic arthritis?

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Antibiotics

Front 19

The ________ stage of syphillis results in ulceration on genitals.

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Primary

Front 20

The ___________ stage of syphillis includes a non itching rash that may go dormant

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Secondary

Front 21

The _________ stage of syphillis may have radigraphy indications.

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Tertiary

Front 22

Symptoms of ___________ include common benign enlargment, nodules in the prostate, may compress urethra creating urinary infections, partial excision of prostate, TURP.

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Prostatic hyperplasia

Front 23

___________ is testosterone dependent and the pathology demonstrates ragged borders. Symptoms include low back pain and urinary problems.

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Adenocarcinoma of prostate

Front 24

Metastasis to skeletal system occurs in ____% of prostate cancer patients.

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75

Front 25

What is the treatment for prostate cancer?

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Excision or seed implant

Front 26

Testicular torsion is:

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twisting

Front 27

What is epididymoorchitis?

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Inflammation of epidiymis and testis

Front 28

What are hydroceles?

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collection of fluid in scrotum

Front 29

What are spermatoceles?

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Fluid filled scrotal masses within testis (adjacent to the epididymis)

Front 30

Malignant tumors of the testicles occur between the ages of:

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15 & 34

Front 31

25% of testicular cancer are __________ which are highly malignant and spread through lymph and blood.

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Teratomas

Front 32

___________ makeup 40% of malignant testicular tumors. They form in the seminiferous tubules and are rapidly growing.

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Seminomas

Front 33

When a man has a vasectomy what exactly occurs?

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The vas deferens is severed

Front 34

What does TURP stand for?

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Transurethral resection of the prostate

Front 35

What organ is responsible for sperm and hormon secretion?

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Testes

Front 36

What organ is responsible for providing fluid to assist in travel of sperm?

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Seminal vesicles

Front 37

Where are the seminiferous tubules located?

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Within the lobes of testes

Front 38

What organ is responsible for changing the pH of urethra?

Back 38

Bulbourethral glands

Front 39

What organ is responsible for secreting the majority of seminal fluid?

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Prostate

Front 40

What is the site of sperm maturation and storage?

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Epididymis

Front 41

Where are the vasa deferentia located?

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Extends from epididymides through inguinal canal into pelvic cavity

Front 42

Where are the ejaculatory ducts located?

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The junction of vasa derentia and seminal canal forming ejaculatory ducts

Front 43

At which age should the testes descend?

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3 months

Front 44

At what age is a child able to have surgery to correct undescended testes?

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15 months

Front 45

Gonorrhea can lead to:

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Discharge in men, fibrosis and urethral stricture
PID and scarring in women

Front 46

What is the primary stage of syphillis?

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Ulceration on genitals (10-90 days)

Front 47

What is the secondary stage of syphillis?

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Non-itching rash (may go dormant)

Front 48

What is the tertiary stage of syphillis?

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Radiographic indications (3-15 years later)

Front 49

What pathology of the male reproductive system may cause low back pain and urinary problems?

Back 49

Adenocarcinoma of prostate

Front 50

What male reproductive pathology is testosterone dependent?

Back 50

Adenocarcinoma of prostate

Front 51

What testicular pathology causes inflammation of epididymis and testis?

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Epididymoorchitis

Front 52

A collection of fluid in scrotum is:

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Hydroceles

Front 53

What are fluid filled scrotal masses within testes?

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Spermatoceles

Front 54

This testicular pathology is highly malignant and spread through lymph and blood.

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Teratomas

Front 55

This pathology occurs in the seminiferous tubules and are rapidly growing.

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Seminomas

Front 56

Inflammation of the epididymis and testis is :

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epididymo-orchidis

Front 57

___________ are common intrinsic scrotal masses caused by collection of fluid in the testis.

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Hydroceles

Front 58

____________ are fluid filled painless scrotal masses within the testis.

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Spermatoceles

Front 59

_____________ arise from the seminiferous tubules and account for 40% of malignant testicular tumors.

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Testicular seminomas

Front 60

__________ arise from primitive germ cells and account for 25% of malignant testicular masses.

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Testicular teratomas