Medical Technology Chapter 18

Front 1

List the 6 primary and secondary glands of the male reproductive system

Back 1

Testes

Urethra

Prostate

Various ducts

Bulbourethral gland

Seminal vesicles

Front 2

Name the supporting structure and accessory sex organs of the male reproductive system

Back 2

Scrotum

Penis

Front 3

State the vital function of the male reproductive system

Back 3

Provide sperm cells necessary to fertilize the ovum thereby perpetuating the species

Front 4

Cone shaped head of the penis

Back 4

Glans penis

Front 5

Define prepuce

Back 5

Loose skin folds that cover penis

Front 6

Define smegma

Back 6

Lubricating fluid

Front 7

2 functions of penis

Back 7

1. Male organ of copulation

2. site of orifice for the elimination of urine or semen from the body

Front 8

What is the site of development of the spermatozoa

Back 8

Accessory tubules

Front 9

5 effects of testosterone regarding male development

Back 9

1. Responsible for development of secondary male characteristics during puberty

2. Affects growth of hair on the face

3. Essential for normal growth and normal development of male accessory sex organs

4. Affects muscular development and vocal timbre

5. Plays a role in the erection of the penis

Front 10

State 2 functions of the epididymous

Back 10

1. Storage site for sperm

2. Duct for the passageway of sperm

Front 11

The excretory duct of the testes is known by what 2 names

Back 11

Vas deferens

Ductus deferens

Front 12

Function of seminal vesicles

Back 12

Production of a slightly alkaline fluid

Front 13

Describe the prostate gland

Back 13

About 4 cm wide and weighs about 20 grams, composed of glandular, connective, and muscular tissues and lies behind the urinary bladder

Front 14

Define benign prostate hyperplasia

Back 14

Enlargement of the prostate that can occur in older men

Front 15

2 small pea sized glands located below the prostate and on either side of the urethra

Back 15

Bulbourethral glands or Cowper glands

Front 16

3 sections of male urethra

Back 16

Prostate

Penile

membranous

Front 17

Function of male urethra

Back 17

Transmits urine and semen out of body

Front 18

The male urethra is approximately how long

Back 18

20 cm

Front 19

A

Back 19

Lack of

Front 20

An

Back 20

Lack of

Front 21

Circum

Back 21

Around

Front 22

Epi

Back 22

Upon

Front 23

Hydro

Back 23

Water

Front 24

Hypo

Back 24

Under

Front 25

Oligo

Back 25

Scanty

Front 26

Par

Back 26

Beside

Front 27

In

Back 27

Into

Front 28

Eu

Back 28

Good

Front 29

Heter

Back 29

Different

Front 30

Homo

Back 30

Similar, same

Front 31

Balan/o

Back 31

Glans penis

Front 32

Cis/o

Back 32

To cut

Front 33

Crypt/o

Back 33

Hidden

Front 34

Didym/o

Back 34

Testis

Front 35

Ejaculat/o

Back 35

To throw out

Front 36

Gon/o

Back 36

Genitals

Front 37

Gynec/o

Back 37

Female

Front 38

Mast/o

Back 38

Breast

Front 39

Mit/o

Back 39

Thread

Front 40

Orch/o

Back 40

Testicle

Front 41

Orchid/o

Back 41

Testicle

Front 42

Prostat/o

Back 42

Prostate

Front 43

Sperm/o

Back 43

Seed, sperm

Front 44

Spermat/o

Back 44

Seed, sperm

Front 45

Testicul/o

Back 45

Testicle

Front 46

Varic/o

Back 46

Twisted vein

Front 47

Vas/o

Back 47

Vessel

Front 48

Vesicul/o

Back 48

Seminal vesicle

Front 49

Zo/o

Back 49

Animal

Front 50

Al

Back 50

Pertaining to

Front 51

Ar

Back 51

Pertaining to

Front 52

Cele

Back 52

Hernia, swelling, tumor

Front 53

Cide

Back 53

To kill

Front 54

Ectomy

Back 54

Surgical excision

Front 55

Genesis

Back 55

Formation, produce

Front 56

ia

Back 56

Condition

Front 57

ion

Back 57

Process

Front 58

ism

Back 58

Condition

Front 59

Itis

Back 59

Inflammation

Front 60

ate

Back 60

Use

Front 61

Osis

Back 61

Condition

Front 62

Genic

Back 62

Formation, produce

Front 63

Rrhea

Back 63

Flow

Front 64

Tomy

Back 64

Incision

Front 65

Inflammation of the glans penis

Back 65

Balanitis

Front 66

Surgical excision of the epididymis

Back 66

Epididymectomy

Front 67

Surgical excision of a testicle

Back 67

Orchidectomy

Front 68

Foreskin over the glans penis

Back 68

Prepuce

Front 69

Accumulation of fluid in a saclike cavity

Back 69

Hydrocele

Front 70

Wartlike growth in the skin

Back 70

Condyloma

Front 71

Sperm germ cell

Back 71

Spermatid

Front 72

Male sex cell

Back 72

Spermatozoan

Front 73

Agent that kills sperm

Back 73

Spermicide

Front 74

Pertaining to a testicle

Back 74

Testicular

Front 75

Caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum

Back 75

Syphilis

Front 76

mature reproductive cell of the male or female

Back 76

Gamete

Front 77

Sexual intercourse between a man and woman

Back 77

Coitus

Front 78

Essential cells of a gland or organ that are involved with its function

Back 78

Parenchyma

Front 79

Surgical procedure of removing the foreskin from the penis

Back 79

Circumcision

Front 80

Thin, flexible protective sheath worn over the penis during copulation to help prevent impregnation or venereal disease

Back 80

Condom

Front 81

Inflammation of a testicle

Back 81

Orchiditis

Front 82

Inability to produce a viable offspring

Back 82

Infertility

Front 83

Causes purulent urethral discharge in the male and female

Back 83

Gonorrhea

Front 84

The foreskin over the glans penis in the male

Back 84

Prepuce

Front 85

Inability to maintain penile erection sufficient too complete satisfactory intercourse

Back 85

Erectile dysfunction

Front 86

3 Examples of drugs to help with erectile dysfunction

Back 86

Viagra

Levitra

Cialis

Front 87

The urethra opens on the underside of the penis

Back 87

Hypospadias

Front 88

Frequent urination at night

Back 88

Nocturia

Front 89

Sudden need to urinate

Back 89

Urgency

Front 90

BPH

Back 90

Benign prostatic hypertrophy

Front 91

Any condition of the prostate gland that interferes with the flow of urine from the bladder

Back 91

Prostatism

Front 92

Removal of the testicles in a man or ovaries in a woman

Back 92

Castrate

Front 93

Accumulation of fluid in a saclike cavity

Back 93

Hydrocele

Front 94

Inflammation of a testicle

Back 94

Orchiditis

Front 95

Essential cells of a gland that is involved with its function

Back 95

Parenchyma

Front 96

Inflammation of the prostate

Back 96

Prostatitis

Front 97

Formation of spermatozoa

Back 97

Spermatoblast

Front 98

Male sex cell

Back 98

Spermatozoon

Front 99

Agent that kills sperm

Back 99

Spermicide

Front 100

Pertaining to a testicle

Back 100

Testicular

Front 101

Enlargement and twisting of the veins of the spermatic cord

Back 101

Varicocele

Front 102

Condition in which there is a lack of one or both testes

Back 102

Anorchism

Front 103

Surgical procedure of removing the foreskin of the penis

Back 103

Circumcision

Front 104

Condition in which one or both testes fail to descend into the scrotum

Back 104

Cryptorchidism

Front 105

Pertains to the same sex

Back 105

Homosexual

Front 106

Surgical procedure in which the vas deferens are tied off and cut apart providing infertility

Back 106

Vasectomy

Front 107

Infectious venereal disease caused by treponema pallidum

Back 107

Syphilis

Front 108

Test performed on blood serum to detect syphilis

Back 108

FTA-ABS

Front 109

Test to determine whether a certain man is the father of a specific child

Back 109

Paternity

Front 110

Increased level indicates prostate disease or possibly prostate cancer

Back 110

Prostate-specific antigen

Front 111

Used to determine infertility in men

Back 111

Semen

Front 112

Increased level can indicate benign prostatic hyperplasia

Back 112

VDRL

Front 113

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (abb)

Back 113

BPH

Front 114

GC (abb)

Back 114

Gonorrhea

Front 115

Human Papillomavirus (abb)

Back 115

HPV

Front 116

HSV-2 (abb)

Back 116

Herpes simplex virus 2

Front 117

STDs (abb)

Back 117

Sexually transmitted diseases

Front 118

Erectile dysfunction (abb)

Back 118

ED

Front 119

TURP (abb)

Back 119

Transurethral resection of the prostate

Front 120

NGU (abb)

Back 120

Nongonococcal urethritis

Front 121

Venereal disease (abb)

Back 121

VD

Front 122

Prostate-specific antigen (abb)

Back 122

PSA

Front 123

Remains one of the most common sexual transmitted diseases in the US

Back 123

Herpes

Front 124

About one in six Americans between what ages are infected with herpes simplex virus 2

Back 124

14-49

Front 125

Is herpes a lifelong incurable infection that can cause recurrent and painful genital sores

Back 125

Yes

Front 126

The CDC estimates that over what percent of those with HSV-2 are unaware of their infection

Back 126

80

Front 127

People with HSV-2 can transmit the virus even when they have no

Back 127

Visible sores or other symptoms