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Which of the following organs produces testosterone?
A) epididymis B) vas deferens C) testes D) seminal vesicle |
C) testes
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Sperm is stored in the _____.
A) epididymis B) vas deferens C) testes D) seminal vesicle |
A) epididymis
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The scrotum is divided into two sacs, each containing a testis and
A) epididymis B) vas deferens C) testes D) seminal vesicle |
A) epididymis
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Scanty sperm production
A) zoospermia B) oligospermia C) azoospermia D) aspermia |
B) oligospermia
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Twisted, herniated veins:
A) prostate cancer B) varicocele C) impotence D) Peyronie's disease |
B) varicocele
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Balanitis is inflammation of the
A) glans penis B) penis C) testis D) epididymis |
A) glans penis
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Undescended testicles:
A) hydrocele B) cryptorchism C) anorchism D) hypospadias |
B) cryptorchism
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A urethral opening on the upper side of the penis:
A) epididymitis B) Peyronie's disease C) epispadias D) seminoma |
C) epispadias
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Small, painless red papules appearing on the skin that erode to form bloodless ulcers known as chancres:
A) HIV B) condylomata acuminata C) chlamydia D) syphilis |
D) syphilis
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Tightness of the prepuce:
A) balanitis B) chancroid C) phimosis D) hypospadias |
C) phimosis
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Congential defect in which the urethra open on the underside of the penis.
A) hydrocele B) epispadias C) hypochondriasis D) hypospadias |
D) hypospadias
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Male sterilization procedure
A) epididymectomy B) vasectomy C) orchiopexy D) balanoplasty |
B) vasectomy
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The collective term for the functional unit of an organ is
A) pudenda B) stroma C) adnexa D) parenchyma |
D) parenchyma
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Which of the following is NOT an STD?
A) AIDS B) chlamydia C) hydrocele D) gonorrhea |
C) hydrocele
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Circumcision exposes the
A) prepuce B) testicle C) scrotum D) glans penis |
D) glans penis
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Malodorous:
A) bad smell B) fruity smell C) sweet smell D) bitter smell |
A) bad smell
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Orchioplasty is the _____ of a testis.
A) excision B) repair C) removal D) incision |
B) repair
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Restoration of the vas deferens function is called a(n)
A) prostatectomy B) orchiopexy C) penile prosthesis D) vasovasostomy |
D) vasovasostomy
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Epididymectomy is ____ an epididymis.
A) excision of B) repair of C) incision into D) creating a new opening into |
A) excision of
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The procedure abbreviated TURP treats the
A) testes B) prostate C) glans penis D) scrotum |
B) prostate
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Which surgical procedure is indicated after diagnosis of cryptorchism?
A) transuretheral resection B) orchiotomy C) orchiectomy D) orchiopexy |
D) orchiopexy
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Discharge from the glans penis:
A) balanocele B) balanoplasty C) circumcision D) balanorrhea |
D) balanorrhea
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Inflamation of the epididymis and testis:
A) epididymitis B) epididymography C) orchiitis D) epididymoorchitis |
D) epididymoorchitis
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Tumor of the testis:
A) orchiocele B) orchialgia C) orchioncus D) orchectomy |
C) orchioncus
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Pain in the prostate gland:
A) prostatodynia B) prostatolith C) prostatomegaly D) prostatorrhea |
A) prostatodynia
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An agent to kill sperm:
A) spermatolysis B) spermatogenic C) spermacide D) aspermia |
C) spermacide
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Removal of a testicle:
A) orchialgia B) testectomy C) testoid D) orchiopexy |
B) testectomy
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Creation of a new opening between the epididymis and vas deferens.
A) epididymovasostomy B) vaso-orchidectomy C) vasovasostomy D) vasoprostatostomy |
A) epididymovasostomy
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Fear of animals:
A) zooid B) zoophobia C) androphobia D) zoologist |
B) zoophobia
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Sexually transmitted viral warts are called:
A) genital herpes B) condyloma acuminata C) chancres D) chancroid |
B) condyloma acuminata
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A medical specialty for the treatment of the female reproductive system
A) endocrinology B) urology C) cardiology D) gynecology |
D) gynecology
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The embryo develops in a pear-shaped organ of the pelvic cavity known as the
A) fallopian tube B) vulva C) bladder D) uterus |
D) uterus
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The inner lining of the uterus is called the
A) myometrium B) endometrium C) menarche D) perimetrium |
B) endometrium
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Which of the following is the name for the muscular wall of the uterus?
A) myometrium B) endometrium C) menarche D) perimetrium |
A) myometrium
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The ____tubes extend from the uterus to the ovary, providing passage for the ova.
A) eustachian B) fundus C) cervix D) fallopian |
D) fallopian
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Which of the following produce ova and female sex hormones?
A) myometrium B) ova C) uterus D) ovaries |
D) ovaries
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The _____ is the uterine neck.
A) labia B) cervix C) vulva D) adnexa |
B) cervix
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The _____ is the tubular passageway from the cervix to the outside of the body.
A) labia B) uterus C) vulva D) vagina |
D) vagina
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Which of the following is the name for the female genitalia?
A) cervix B) vagina C) vulva D) labia |
B) vagina
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Folds of tissue on either side of the vaginal opening.
A) cervix B) vagina C) vulva D) labia |
D) labia
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Region between the vulva and the anus in the female.
A) hymen B) papilla C) myometrium D) perineum |
D) perineum
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Nipple:
A) areola B) labia C) mammary papilla D) papilloma |
C) mammary papilla
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Another name for pelvic inflammatory disease is
A) fallopianitis B) salpingitis C) pelvicitis D) endometriosis |
B) salpingitis
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The darker pigmented, circular area surrounding the nipple is
A) areola B) alveoli C) papillae D) adnexa |
A) areola
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The vascular organ that forms on the uterine wall during pregnancy:
A) fetus B) embryo C) ovum D) placenta |
D) placenta
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The onset of menstruation
A) menopause B) anarchy C) menarche D) puberty |
C) menarche
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Absence of menstruation:
A) amenorrhea B) dysmenorrhea C) anovulation D) dyspareunia |
A) amenorrhea
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Dysmenorrhea is _____ menstruation.
A) absence of B) normal C) painful D) lack of |
C) painful
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Which of the following terms means painful intercourse?
A) amenorrhea B) dysmenorrhea C) anovulation D) dyspareunia |
D) dyspareunia
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An abnormal white or yellow vaginal discharge is known as:
A) amenorrhea B) anovulation C) leukorrhea D) menorrhagia |
C) leukorrhea
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An abnormal opening between the vagina and the rectum:
A) vesicovaginal fistula B) rectovaginal fistula C) cystocele D) rectocele |
B) rectovaginal fistula
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Bleeding from the uterus at any time other than the normal period:
A) metrorrhagia B) leukorrhea C) menorrhagia D) oligomenorrhea |
A) metrorrhagia
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Scanty menstrual period:
A) metrorrhagia B) leukorrhea C) menorrhagia D) oligomenorrhea |
D) oligomenorrhea
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Abnormal forward bending of the uterus:
A) anteflexion B) retroflexion C) retroversion D) dorsiflexion |
A) anteflexion
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Cessation of menstrual periods is known as:
A) metrorrhagia B) amenorrhea C) menopause D) cystocele |
C) menopause
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Pouching of the bladder into the vagina:
A) enterocele B) cystocele C) prolapse D) rectocele |
B) cystocele
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Descent of the uterus down the vaginal cavity:
A) enterocele B) cystocele C) prolapse D) rectocele |
C) prolapse
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Salpingitis is inflammation of the ____.
A) uterus B) kidneys C) fallopian tubes D) ovaries |
C) fallopian tubes
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Thinning of the vagina and loss of moisture caused by depletion of estrogen:
A) atrophic vaginitis B) vaginitis C) vaginosis D) neoplasia |
A) atrophic vaginitis
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An infection of the vagina with little or no inflammation, characterized by a milk-like discharge is called:
A) atrophic vaginitis B) vaginitis C) vaginosis D) neoplasia |
B) vaginitis
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A benign condition of breasts consisting of painful fibrous and cystic lumps is:
A) hypomastia B) fibrocystic disease C) adenocarcinoma D) polymastia |
B) fibrocystic disease
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The development of mammary glands in the male:
A) polythelia B) hypomastia C) amastia D) gynecomastia |
D) gynecomastia
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Which type of biopsy includes a needle draw of tissue or fluid for examination?
A) excisional B) endoscopic C) incisional D) aspiration |
D) aspiration
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Which of the following procedures is used to detect ectopic pregnancy?
A) hysterosalpingogram B) colposcopy C) hysteroscopy D) pelvic ultrasound |
D) pelvic ultrasound
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Excision of an ovary:
A) salpingectomy B) mastectomy C) oophorectomy D) cystectomy |
C) oophorectomy
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Which of the following is the term for surgical breast enlargement?
A) radical mastectomy B) simple mastectomy C) mammoplasty D) lumpectomy |
C) mammoplasty
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The process of measuring the female pelvis.
A) pelvimetry B) pelvic ultrasound C) Pap smear D) mammogram |
A) pelvimetry
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Another term for supernumerary nipples is:
A) polymastia B) hypermastia C) gynecomastia D) polythelia |
A) polymastia
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The displaced attachment of placenta in the lower region of the uterine cavity:
A) placenta previa B) erythroblastosis fetalis C) abruptio placentae D) amniocentesis |
C) abruptio placentae
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Excessive vomiting during pregnancy
A) hyperemesis gravidarum B) placenta previa C) erythroblastosis fetalis D) amniocentesis |
A) hyperemesis
gravidarum |
