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Enlargement of prostate gland, common in men over 50
Prostatic Hypertrophy
Inflammation of testes, usually caused by mumps, pathogens, injury
orchitis
Inflammation of epididymis, usually caused by pathogenic organism (gonococcus, streptococcus, staphylococcus)
epididymitis
enlarged structure on distal end of penis
glans penis
external male reproductive organ, located infront of scrotum
penis
tube that extends from urinary bladder through penis to outside of body, carries urine and semen
urethra
2 small glands located below prostate, secrete mucus that serveds as lubricant for intercourse and alkaline fluid
Cowper's (Bulbourethral) glands
doughnut shaped gland that produces alkaline secretion and neutralizes acidity in vagina
prostate gland
2 short tubes formed by union of vas deferens and seminal vesicles, carry sperm (semen) through prostate gland to urethra
ejactulatory ducts
2 small pouch-like tubes located behind bladder, conain glandular lining
seminal vesicles
receives sperm and fluid from epididymis
vas (ductus) deferens
located in scrotum, stores sperm while they mature
epididymis
sac suspended between thighs
scrotum
two testes are located in
scrotum
male gonads
testes
surgical removal of all or part of the prostate
prostatectomy
cancer of the testes, occurs most frequently in men ages 20-35
testicular cancer
surgical removal of the testis
orchiectomy