Male Internal Genital Organs Flashcards

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What begins at the tail of epididymis in scrotum?

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ductus deferens

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does the ductus deferens have a thick muscular wall?

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yes and very small luminal diameter

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the ductus deferens ascends in _______ and passes thru ___________ then crosses over external iiac AV and ureters

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spermatic cord; inguinal canal

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Does the ductus deferens remain extraperitoneal?

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yes in pelvis

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What does the the ductus deferens join to form the ejaculatory duct?

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duct of seminal vesicle

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What forms the ejaculatory duct?

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duct of seminal vesicle and ductus deferens

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Where does the ductus deferens join the seminal vesicle relative to urinary bladder?

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posteroinferior to urinary bladder fundus

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What is the ampulla of the ductus deferens?

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enlargement of ductus deferens just prior to formation of ejaculatory duct

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Where is the ampulla of the ductus deferens located relative to seminal vesicle

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medial to ipsilateral seminal vesicle

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Where is spermatozoa located?

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in ampulla, ductus deferens and epididymis

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What arteries supply the ductus deferens?

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from either superior or inferior vesical a

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What is the sympathetic innervation to the ductus deferens?

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lumbar splanchnic n and hypogastric plexuses

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What happens as a result of symapthetic innervation to ductus deferens?

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faciliate rapid contraction for expulsion of sperm during emission

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what is the parasympathetic innervation to the ductus deferens?

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via pelvic splanchnic n and hypogastic plexuses

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function of parasympathetic to ductus deferens?

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uncertain

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Where are the seminal vesicles found?

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between fundus of urinary bladder and rectum

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where are the seminal vesicles in relation to the prostate?

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superior to prostate, obiquely placed

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What covers the seminal vesicles superiorly?

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parietal peritoneum

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what separates the seminal vesicles from the rectum?

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by inferior part of rectovesical pouch

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Inferiorly the seminal vesicles are associated with ________

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rectum

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21
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can you palpate the seminal vesicles?

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yes, enlarged ones are palpable during digital rectal examination

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Ductus deferens passes by seminal vesicle on _____ side

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medial

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What does the seminal vesicles secrete?

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thick, alkaline fluid which mixes with sperm to form semen

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the fluid from the seminal vesicles accounts for what % of semen volume?

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80%

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Why is fructose in the semen produced by the seminal vesicles?
to provide as an energy source for spermatozoa
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how are secretions added from the seminal vesicles?
by muscular contraction in wall of gland
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What is the vascular supply to seminal vesicles?
inferior vesical AV
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What supplies sympathetic innervation to the seminal vesicles?
lumbar splanchnic N and hypogastric plexuses
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What is the function of sympathetic innervation to the seminal vesicles?
produces contraction in seminal vesicles during emission/ ejects secretions
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where does the ejaculatory duct start?
begins at union of ductus deferens with duct from seminal vesicle
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What is the length of the ejaculatory duct?
2.5cm long
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How does the ejaculatory duct pass relative to the posterior prostate?
anteroinferiorly thru posterior prostate
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Where do the ejaculatory duct converge and open?
on seminal colliculus, just inside opening of prostatic utricle
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What is the vascular supply to the ejaculatory duct?
inferior vesical a
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what is the innervation of ejaculatory duct?
autonomics via inferior hypogastric plexuses
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What is the largest gland of male reproductive system?
prostate, 3 cm walnut sized
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What fraction of prostate is glandular and fibromuscular?
2/3- glandular | 1/3- fibromuscular
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What does the prostate surround?
prostatic urethra
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What surrounds the prostate?
dense fibrous capsule
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What is the base of the prostate adjacent to?
neck of urinary bladder
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What is the apex of the prostate adjacent to?
deep perineal muscles and external urethral sphincter
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What is the prostate associated with anteriorly?
retropubic space
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What is the prostate associated with posteriorly?
rectum
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Which prostate lobe is basically a superior continuation of external urethral sphincter?
anterior lobe
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What lobe of prostate is a fibromuscular section located anterior to urethra?
anterior lobe
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Does the anterior lobe contain glandular tissue?
contains little or no glandular tissue
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which lobes of the prostate are on either of prostatic urethra?
lateral lobes
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which prostate lobe contains majority of prostatic glandular tissue?
lateral lobes
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Which prostatic lobe is most prone to metastatic transformation?
lateral lobes
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Where is the posterior lobe of the prostate located?
posterior to prostatic urethra and inferior to ejaculatory ducts
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Can you palpate the posterior lobe?
yes readily palpable by digital rectal exam
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Which lobe is located between prostatic urethra and ejactulatory ducts?
middle lobe of prostate
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Where is the middle lobe relative to the urinary bladder?
immediately inferior to neck of urinary baldder, located between uvula of urinary bladder
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Which prostatic lobe is most prone to benign hypertrophy?
middle lobe
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What opens into prostatic sinuses on either side of seminal colliculus?
prostatic ducts
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Are there a lot of prostatic ducts?
yes 20-30 that open into prostatic sinuses
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What % of semen volume comes from the prostate?
20%
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describe the prostatic secretions?
thin, milky fluid with enzymatic activity
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Where does the prostate a branch from?
inferior vesical a
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What is the vascular supply to the prostate?
prostatic a
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What is the sympathetic innervation of prostate?
lumbar splanchnic n and inferior hypogastric plexus
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What is the function of sympathetic innervation to prostate?
produces contraction in prostate during emission - ejects secretions
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What is the parasympathetic innervation of prostate?
pelvic splanchnic nerves S2-S4
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what is the function of sympathetic innervation to prostate?
unclear, innervate erectile bodies of penis and responsible for penile erection