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Bulbourethral Gland |
The two glands inferior to (below) the prostate glad that secrete a sticky fluid that becomes a component of semen |
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Ejaculation |
Action of ejecting semen from the genital ducts to the exterior |
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Epididymis |
Long coiled duct located on the posterior surface (behind) each testis that stores, matures, and transports sperm between the testis and the dectus deferens |
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Gamete |
Any sex cell; male sperm cell or female occyte |
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Gonad |
Organ that produces gametes; a male testis or female ovary |
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Penis |
External male organ used in urination and sexual intercourse |
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Glans penis |
Round tip at the end of the penis |
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Prepuce; syn. foreskin |
Fold on skin that covers the glans penis in uncircumcised males |
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Prostate gland; syn. prostate |
Gland that surround the beginning of the urethra (immediately inferior to the bladder) that secretes a fluid that becomes part of semen |
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Scrotum |
Sac (pouch) that is suspended on either side of and behind the penis that encloses the testes and epididymis |
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Semen |
Viscous fluid containing sperm and secretions of the testes and seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and bulbourethral gland |
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Seminal vesicles; syn. seminal glands |
Two glands posterior to the urinary bladder that produce seminal fluid, which becomes a component of semen |
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Seminiferous tubules |
Coiled tubes in the testes where spermatozoa are formed |
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Sperm; syn. spermatozoon |
Male sex cell produced by the testes that can fertilize an oocyte in a female to produce offspring |
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Spermatic cord |
Cord-like structure consisting of a bundle of nerves, ducts, and blood vessels extending from the deep inguinal ring through the inguinal canal into the scrotum |
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Testis; syn. testicle |
One of two oval male gonads (reproductive organs) located in the scrotum that produce sperm and testosterone |
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Testosterone |
Male hormone produced by the testes |
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Vas deferens; syn. ductus deferens |
Duct that carries spermatozoa from the epididymis to the urethra |
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andr/o
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male |
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balan/o |
glans penis |
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epididym/o |
epididymis |
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orch/o, orchi/o, orchid/o |
testis, testicle |
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prostat/o |
prostate |
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sperm/o |
sperm, spermatozoon |
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test/o, testicul/o |
testis, testicle |
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vas/o |
duct, vessel, vas deferens |
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vesicul/o |
fluid-filled sac (seminal vesicle) |
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an- |
without, not |
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andro- |
masculine, male |
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crypt- |
hidden |
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-cele |
herniation, protrustion |
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-genesis |
originating, producing |
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-ism |
condition of |
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-lith |
stone, calculus |
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-lysis |
destruction, breakdown, reconstruction |
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-pathy |
disease |
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-pexy |
surgical fixation |
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-plasty |
surgical repair, reconstruction |
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-rrhea |
flow, discharge |
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-stomy |
surgical opening |
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-tomy |
incision |
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balanic |
pertaining to the glans penis |
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coitus |
sexual intercourse |
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condom |
sheath for the penis worn during intercourse to prevent conception (fertilization of oocyte by a sperm) or infection |
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ejaculation |
expulsion of semen from the male urethra |
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epididymal |
pertaining to the epididymis |
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prostatic |
pertaining to the prostate |
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puberty |
period of development when secondary sex characteristics (physical characteristics typical to a male or female such as men's beard and woman's breasts) develop and the ability to reproduce begins |
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spermatic |
pertaining to sperm |
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spermicide |
substance that kills spermatozoa |
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testicular |
pertaining to a testicle |
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andropathy |
disease found only in males |
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amprcjos, |
absence of the testes; may be congenital or acquired |
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aspermia |
absence of sperm; inability to produce sperm |
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balanitis |
inflammation of the glans penis |
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antiretoviral |
drug used for the treatment of infection by a retrovirus, primarily human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) |
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antivirual |
drug used specifically for treating viral infections |
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impotence agent |
drug used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) |
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vasodilator |
drug used to open blood vessels; may be used to treat benign prostatic hypertrophy and erectile dysfunction |
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urlogy |
medical specialty focusing on the study and treatment of conditions of the urinary system and male reproductive system |
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urologist |
physician who specializes in urology |
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AIDS |
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome |
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BPH |
benign prostatic hyperplasia; benign prostatic hypertrophy |
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DRE |
digital rectal examination |
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ED |
erectile dysfunction |
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HIV |
human immunodeficiency virus |
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HPV |
human papillomavirus |
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PSA |
prostate-specific antigen |
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STD |
sexually transmitted disease |
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STI |
sexually transmitted infection |
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TIP |
transurethral incision of the prostate |
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TRUS |
transrectal ultrasound |
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TUIP |
transurethral incision of the prostate |
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TURP |
transurethral resection of the prostate |
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VD |
venereal disease |