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External Male Genital Organs Flashcards

1
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The Testis is what type of gland

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Mixed:
* Endocrine: testosterone secretion
* Exocrine: Sperm secretion

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Site of the testis

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in the scrotum on each side of median septum suspended by spermatic cords
* Left testis is slightly lower than right testis

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Dimentions of Testis

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  • 5cm long
  • 2.5 cm Thick
  • 2.5cm Anteroposterior diameter
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shape and Covering of Anterior broder of testis

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Convex and is covered by Tunica vaginalis (serous sac)

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Shape, covering & relations of Posterior border of testis

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  • straight shaped
  • Partially covered by tunica Vaginalis
  • Related to Epididymis lateraly & vas deferens medially, with a space between it and epididymis called epididymis Sinus
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Enumerate Coverings of the Testis

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3 Special coverings:
1. Tunica Vaginalis
2. Tunica Albuginea
3. Tunica Vasculosa

3 Spermatic Cord coverings:
1. Internal Spermatic Fascia
2. Cremastric Muscle & fascia
3. External Spermatic fascia

3 Cutaneous & subcutanous:
1. Skin
2. Dartos Muscle
3. Colles fascia (Superficial fascia Membranous layer)

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Tunica Vaginalis represents

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Presistent lower part of processus Vaginalis (after making Inguinal canal)

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Layers of Tunica Vaginalis and what they cover

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  • Visceral Layer: covers testis except Posterior part
  • Parietal Layer: lines the scrotum
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Upper end of Tunica Vaginalis is connected to

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Peritoneum by Vestigue (obliterated proximal part of Proccesus Vaginalis)

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10
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Lateral recess found between Epididymis & Testis is called

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Epididymis Sinus

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Accumulation of fluid in Tunica Vaginalis cavity is called

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  1. clear serous fluid: Hydrocele
  2. Blood: haematocele
  3. Lymph: Chylocele
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Failure of Processus vaginalis obliteration may lead to

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  • Congenital Oblique inguinal Hernia
  • Congenital Hydrocele
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Role of Posterior part of Tunica Albuginea

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It’s thickened, which forms testis mediastinum, which sends septa inside testis, dividing it into 200-300 lobules

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14
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Tunica Albuginea covers

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All of testis

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15
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Tunica Albuginea lays deep to

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Visceral part of Tunica vaginalis

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16
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site of Tunica Vasculosa

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It’s the innermost vascular coat lining testicular lobules

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17
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Decribe the Arterial Supply of testis

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Testiular A:
* it originates from Abdominal Aorta at level of upper border of L3 Vertebra
* It Descends in front of Psoas Major & ureter
* It reaches Deep inguinal ring & descends as one of Contents of spermatic cord

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18
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Describe venous Drainage of Testis

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Pampiniform Venous plexus:
* Collects veins into 4-8 veins at superficial inguinal Ring
* These veins unite into 2 venae commitnates around Testicular A at Deep inguinal Ring
* these 2 Veins drain into Testicular V
* Left testicular vein ends Into renal Vein at a right angle, while Right testicular Vein ends into IVC at an acute angle

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Explain why Varicocele occures more commonly on left side

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  • Left testicular V longer than right
  • Left Testicular V terminates at a Right angle, right V at a Left angle
  • Left testicular V compressed by Heavy pelvic Colon
20
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Lymphatic Drainage of Testis

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Para-Aortic L.N

21
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Nerve supply of the testis

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Sympathetic Innervation only, through 10th Thoracic Segment

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Vasa Efferentia (efferent ductules) Begins as

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15-20 tubules arising from rete testis (network of tubes)

23
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Vasa Efferntia ends as

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by Conical dilations, which fuse together to form head of Epididymis

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Site of Epididymis

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Posterolateral to Testis

25
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Length of epididymis

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  • Coiled: 5cm long
  • Uncoiled: 6m Long (like small intestine)
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Function of Epididymis

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Sperm reservoir

27
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Tail of Epididymis continues as

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Vas deferens

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Arterial Supply of Epididymis

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  • Testicular A
  • Artery of Vas
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Venous drainage of Epididymis

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Pampiniform venous plexus

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Lymphatic drainage of Epididymis

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Para-Aortic L.N

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Length of Vas deferens

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45cm

32
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Vas deferens connects

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Epididymis to Ejaculatory duct

33
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Begining of Vas deferens

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End of Tail of Epidimyis

34
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Relation of Vas deferens to Testis

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It ascends posteromedial to testis

35
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Ending of Vas deferens

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reaches deep inguinal ring, reaches back of Urinary bladder and end as dilatation called vas ampulla

36
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Arterial Supply of Vas deferens

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Artery of Vas (from Inferior Vesical A)

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Structures inside Spermatic Cord

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3 Arteries:
* Testicular Artery (from Abdominal Aorta)
* Artery of Vas (from Inferior Vesical A)
* Cremastric Artery (from inferior epigastric A)

3 Nerves:
* Cremastric Nerve (from genital Br of Genitofemoral N = L1)
* Ilio-inguinal Nerve (L=1)
* Sympathetic Plexus (T10 thoracic segment)

4 Structures:
* Vas deferens
* Pampiniform Venous Plexus
* Lymphatics
* Vestigue of Proccessus Vaginalis

38
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Enumerate coverings of Spermatic Cord

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  • Internal Spermatic Fascia: From fascia transversalis at deep inguinal Ring
  • Cremastric Muscle & fascia: from Internal Abdominal Oblique
  • External Spermatic Fascia: from External Abdominal Oblique ms Aponeurosis at Superficial Inguinal ring
39
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Round ligament of Uterus is derived from

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Fetal Gubernaculum

40
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Round ligament of uterus ends by

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Attachement to labia majora

41
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Scrotum is divided externally into 2 by

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Median Raphe

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Scrotum is divided internally into 2 by

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Median Septum

43
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Corrugation of scrotum is formed by

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Dartos Muscle

44
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Enumerate layers of Scrotum from outside inwards:

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7 (like testis but without Tunica Albugenia & vasculosa):
1. Skin
2. Dartos Muscle
3. Colles Fascia (superfical membramous fascia)
4. External Spermatic Fascia
5. Cremastric Muscle
6. Internal Spermatic Fascia
7. Tunica Vaginalis (parietal Part)

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Arterial supply of Scrotum

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  • Scrotal Artery: from internal pudendal A
  • Cremastric Artery: inferior epigastric A
  • Spuerfical External Pudendal Artery: femoral A
  • Deep External Pudendal Artery: femoral A
46
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Lymphatic Drainage of Scrotum

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Superfical Inguinal LN

47
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Nerve supply of Scrotum

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Sensory:
* Anterior 1/3 (lumbar): ilio-inguinal N & genital br of Genitofemoral N
* Posterior 2/3 (sacral): Scrotal br of Pudendal N & perineal br of Post.cutaneous N of thigh

Motor: sympathetic to dartos muscle through Cremastric N (of genitofemoral)

Anatomy GIT 206 (26 decks)

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