Male Genital Anatomy Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

Located between thig (exc. cat and boar)

A

Scrotum

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2
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Scrotum is free of hair except in these animals

A

Cat, Sheep, Goat

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3
Q

They regulate testicular temperature

A

Tunica dartos
Cremaster muscle
Pampiniform plexus

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4
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It covers the testes

A

Tunica Vaginalis Propria

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5
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A dense, thick connective tissue capsule beneath the tunica vaginalis

A

Tunica albuginea

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6
Q

Has a smooth muscle coat that moves sperm along in peristaltic waves toward vas deferens; for spermatozoa transportation, nutrition, storage and maturation

A

Epididymis

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7
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Paired accessory gland located dorsolateral to neck of bladder, cranial to the ampullae

A

Seminal Vesicle / Vesicular Gland

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8
Q

The seminal vesicle is present in these animals:

A

Stallion, Ruminants, Boar

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9
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Cranial to the bladder and on/or around the neck of the bladder, or cranial portion of the pelvic urethra

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Prostate Glands

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10
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Paired glands lying on either side of pelvic urethra, near ischiatic arch and bulb of the penis, ovoid in shape

A

Bulbourethral Gland / Cowper’s Gland

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11
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The bulbourethral gland is absent in this animal

A

Dogs

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12
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An accessory gland of the deferent ducts

A

Ampullary gland

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13
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This gland acts as reservoirs for sperm

A

Ampullary Gland

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14
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An anti-oxidant and yellowish fluid, secreted by the ampullary gland

A

Ergothioneine

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15
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The ampullary gland is only present in these animals:

A

Stallion, Bull, Ram

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16
Q

Copulatory organ of the male

A

Penis

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17
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Penile erection due to distention of blood in the ?

A

Corpus cavernosum

18
Q

Blood supply of the penis

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Internal and External Pudendal Artery
Obturator artery

19
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Innervation of the Penis

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Autonomic nerves of the pelvic plexus
Pudendal and Hemorrhoidal Nerves

20
Q

The external opening of the prepuce

A

Preputial orifice

21
Q

A double invagination of skin which contains and covers the free portion of the penis when not erect; covers the body of the penis behind the glans when penis is erect

22
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Long and narrow prepuce; 2 pairs of cranial and caudal preputial muscles, protractors and retractors that draw the preputial opening (forward or backward)

23
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Has a preputial cavity created by a preputial fold

24
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Has narrow prepuce, similar to the bull but not as long

25
Prepuce has a small orifice; caudal part (narrow) whilst cranial part (wide)
Boar
26
These animals tend to urinate inside their prepuce
Swine and Ruminants
27
These animals extend their penis beyond the sheath
Horses, Cats, and Dogs
28
This type of penis achieves an erection by straightening its sigmoid flexure via relaxation of the retractor penis muscle. This allows increased blood flow to fill the penis and extend it outwards (the increased blood pressure also unfolds the penis)
Fibroelastic Penis
29
Their penis is an S-shaped curve, or sigmoid flexure, caudal and dorsal to the scrotum; small erectile tissue as compared to stallion
Bull
30
Their penis erection will double its length and thickness, with the glans penis enlarged three or more times its normal size; has a large amount of erectile tissue
Stallion
31
These animals’ penises are characterized by a urethral process extending beyond the glans penis, also has a sigmoid flexure
Ram / Billy
32
This animal’s sigmoid flexure is pre-scrotal; the cranial portion has no glans but is spirally twisted counterclockwise
Boar
33
The dog’s penis has bony structure in the cranial portion called the ?
Os penis
34
This expands greatly at the time of erection and prevents withdrawal during ejaculation
Bulbus glandis
35
Their penis is short and directed caudally and downward; no glans penis but merely a terminal cap with numerous, 120 spines pointing toward the base of penis
Cat
36
These animals have a fibroelastic penis
Bull, Ram/Billy, Boar
37
These animals have musculocavernous penis
Stallion, Dog, Cat
38
This animal’s prostate gland is over the neck of the bladder and cranial portion of the urethra; has two lateral lobes
Stallion
39
This animal’s prostate gland can be felt per rectum as a distinct transverse oral protuberance on the cranial end of the pelvic urethra
Bull
40
This animal’s prostate gland has no body and is defused over a large portion of the pelvic urethra
Ram
41
This animal’s prostate gland’s body is located dorsal to the bladder and covered by the seminal vesicle.
Boar
42
This animal’s prostate gland’s two lobes completely surround the neck of the bladder.
Dog