Week 7: Reproductive System

Question 1

Menstrual cycle may be affected by (this system)

Answer 1

Endocrine system

Question 2

ED can be affected by (diseases)

Answer 2

DM, vascular insufficiency, cardiac disease, respiratory disease

Question 3

Medications that can alter vaginally flora

Answer 3

Broadband antibiotics

Oral contraceptives

Question 4

Which medications can cause ED

Answer 4

Diuretics & antihypertensive

Question 5

Tubal ligation is aka

Answer 5

Getting tubes tied

Question 6

______ means pregnancies and ____ means pregnancies that reach 20 weeks at minimum

Answer 6

Gravida / Para

Question 7

Women with unexplained pelvic pain should be screened for _____

Answer 7

Chlamydia

Question 8

Normal hair distribution for

Females

Males

Answer 8

Females: Inverse triangle

Males: Diamond shapped

Question 9

Prepuce =

Answer 9

Foreskin

Question 10

Which nervous system controls erections

Answer 10

Autonomic/ Parasympathetic

Question 11

Hypospadias

Answer 11

condition in which the opening of the penis is on the underside rather than the tip.

Question 12

Epispadias

Answer 12

In this condition, the urethra does not develop into a full tube, and the urine exits the body from an abnormal location

Question 13

Phimosis

Answer 13

condition in which tight foreskin can’t be pulled back over the head of the penis.

Question 14

Balanitis

Answer 14

Inflammation of the glans penis that occurs with Phimosis (tight foreskin)

Question 15

Tinea cruris =

Answer 15

Jock itch

Question 16

This STD has 4 phases

1. Chancre
2. Rash / Macules & Papules on soles feet and palms
   Latent: asymptomatic
3. _______

Answer 16

Syphilis

Destruction of neurological, cardiovascular, ophthalmic, and muskoskeletal systems

Question 17

Male:

Inflammation or urethra, purulent discharge, dysuria,

Untreated: epididymitis

Answer 17

Gonorrhea

Question 18

Female:

Yellow or Green discharge from vagina, dysuria, pelvic pain, abnormal menses.

Sever vaginal Itching or burning

Answer 18

Gonorrhea

Question 19

FeMale:

Often asymptomatic

Dysuria, frequent urination, spotting ir bleeding after intercourse

Answer 19

Chlamydia

Question 20

Male:

Infection or urethra or rectum, discharge, and urethral itch.

Untreated: epididymitis

Answer 20

Chlamydia

Question 21

Condylomata acuminata
Warts appear singular or cauliflower like clusters

Answer 21

HPV

Question 22

HPV: Location

Male

Female

Answer 22

Internal, external, anal

Cervix

Question 23

Pap smear starts and stops ages

Answer 23

Start: once sexual activities/ 21 years old

Stop: 65, if no abnormal test in past 10 years

Question 24

HPV

Sexual history

Smoking

Chlamydia

Long term use of oral contraceptives

Diet low in fruit and vegetables

Risk for

Answer 24

Cervical Cancer

Question 25

Most common cancer in men 15 - 34

Answer 25

Testicle

Question 26

Most common STI

Answer 26

Hpv

Question 27

Women over 30 should have ___ along with pap smear

Answer 27

HPV test