Repro: Male Manual

Question 0

Part of the prostate that is continuous to the neck of the bladder

Answer 0

Base

Question 1

Lies inferior to neck of Urinary Bladder and is the most inferior aspect of pelvic cavity

Answer 1

Prostate gland

Question 2

Part of the prostate which is in contact with a combination of fascia and muscle found in perineum and rests on the pelvic fascia and levator ani muscle

Answer 2

Apex

Question 3

Anterior surface of prostate, separated from pubic bone by

Answer 3

Retropubic space

Question 4

Prostate is in contact laterally with

Answer 4

Levator ani muscle

Question 5

Posterior surface of the prostate is in contact with the most inferior part of the ______, this relation is important for it can be palpated by a finger placed in the rectum through the anal canal.

Answer 5

Rectum

Question 6

The most important aspect of prostate is the part , penetrated by _______ from _____ to _____.

Answer 6

Urethra. Apex. Base.

Question 7

Exhibits a midline crest, posteriorly, in the middle of which is a depression. This blind sac is the _______, which corresponds to vagina in female.

Answer 7

Prostatic urethra. Prostatic utricle.

Question 8

The prostate gland produce ______ material which at the time of sexual excitement emptied into the urethra by several openings.

Answer 8

Alkaline

Question 9

Stimulate the prostatic gland musculature during ejaculation

Answer 9

Sympathetic fiber from L1-L2

Question 10

The arteries of the prostate gland are from branches of _______ & ______ braches of ________ arteries.

Answer 10

Inferior vesical. Middle rectal. Internal Iliac.

Question 11

The venous plexus of the prostate empty into the

Answer 11

Internal iliac vein

Question 12

Common after middle age

Answer 12

Hypertrophy of the prostate

Question 13

Prostate may be examined by

Answer 13

DRE

Question 14

Affects a high proportion of older men and is a common cause of urethra obstruction leading to urgency, nocturia and dysuria.

Answer 14

Benign prostatic hypertrophy

Question 15

Need to void during night

Answer 15

Nocturia

Question 16

Difficulty/Pain during urination

Answer 16

Dysuria

Question 17

Sudden desire to void

Answer 17

Urgency

Question 18

Is common in men older than age 55.

Answer 18

Prostatic cancer

Question 19

Removal of the prostate

Answer 19

Prostatectomy

Question 20

An instrument that is inserted through the external urethral orifices and spongy urethra into the prostatic urethra.

Answer 20

Restoscope

Question 21

The prostate gland is divided into

Answer 21

Two lateral and One middle lobes

Question 22

The duct that conveys the products of the testis and epididymis from scrotum to pelvis

Answer 22

Vas deferens

Question 23

Vas deference begins at the _______. Runs upward at the back of _______. Meets other contents of spermatic cord and ascends from scrotum to _______ then traverse the inguinal canal, to deep inguinal ring. To lateral pelvic wall to posterior surface of Urinary bladder.

Answer 23

Lower end of epididymis. Testis. Superficial inguinal ring.

Question 24

The vas deferens then curves medially above _______ to end behind neck of bladder by joining the duct of seminal vesicle to form _______.

Answer 24

Seminal vesicle. Ejaculatory duct.

Question 25

The part behind the bladder is dilated and is called _______ where some of the sperms are deposited and become mature in this portion.

Answer 25

Ampulla

Question 26

Sympathetic fibers of vas deferens are from these and are responsible for contraction of smooth muscle fiber during ejaculation.

Answer 26

L1 & L2

Question 27

Parasympathetic fibers of the vas deferens are from these which probably serve to inhibit the sympathetic impulses.

Answer 27

S2,S3 & S4

Question 28

Veins of the prostate drain into

Answer 28

Pelvic venous plexus

Question 29

Common method of sterilizing males through ligation is

Answer 29

Deferentectomy/Vasectomy

Question 30

Is vasectomy reversible or not

Answer 30

Reversible (pxs under 30 y/o & 7 yrs postoperation)

Question 31

Lobulated sac which is blind at one end and joins with the distal end of the vas deferens to form ejaculatory duct at the other end.

Answer 31

Seminal vesicle

Question 32

Length of seminal vesicle

Answer 32

2 inches

Question 33

Diameter of seminal vesicle

Answer 33

1/2 inch

Question 34

Seminal vesicle is above the _____ and lateral to _________.

Answer 34

Prostate gland. Ampulla of vas deferens.

Question 35

Anterior portion of the seminal vesicle is attached to the

Answer 35

Bladder

Question 36

Posterior portion of the seminal vesicle is in contact with

Answer 36

Rectum

Question 37

Laterally the seminal vesicle is in contact with

Answer 37

Levator ani

Question 38

Contain an alkaline materials secreted by mucosa of this organ

Answer 38

Seminal vesicles

Question 39

The combined fluid enter the prostatic urethra via the

Answer 39

Ejaculatory ducts

Question 40

These are involved in the contraction of smooth muscle component of the seminal vesicle during ejaculation

Answer 40

Sympathetic fibers from L1 & L2

Question 41

Localized collection of pus

Answer 41

Abscess

Question 42

Very slender tube formed by the union of vas deferens and duct of seminal vesicle

Answer 42

Ejaculatory duct

Question 43

Length of ejaculatory duct

Answer 43

Less than 1 inch

Question 44

In testis, usually the left gland is ______ than right.

Answer 44

Right

Question 45

Spermatozoa produced by seminiferous tubules in these lobe enter the head of epididymis. First enter the straight tubule. These tubules form a network of tubule called

Answer 45

Rete testis

Question 46

Is joined to the head of epididymis be ductus efferentes

Answer 46

Rete

Question 47

The artery of the testis is the _______ from abdominal aorta.

Answer 47

Testicular artery

Question 48

The veins of testis form ________ and drain to ______ on left side and ____ on the right.

Answer 48

Pampiniform plexus. Renal vein. IVC.

Question 49

The nerves from and to the testis are visceral afferent and efferent arising from

Answer 49

10th & 11th thoracic segment of SC

Question 50

In the early months of intrauterine life, the testis lie in the upper posterior portion of

Answer 50

Abdominal wall

Question 51

Beginning 3rd month owing to growth changes which have occurred, testes is found in the

Answer 51

Iliac fossa

Question 52

The testes projects forward into the peritoneal membrane called

Answer 52

Mesorchium

Question 53

At seventh month the testes is forced lying immediately above

Answer 53

Inguinal ligament

Question 54

A diverticulum that is projected through the inguinal posterior of the abdominal wall into the scrotum, by its passage, it produces the inguinal canal.

Answer 54

Processes vaginalis

Question 55

During 8th month the testes reached the ________, during the ninth month it comes to rest near the lower end of the _______.

Answer 55

Superficial inguinal ring. Scrotum.

Question 56

Causes the descent of the testis by traction from below produced by musculo-fibrous cord which develops in the inguinal part of abdominal wall and is attached inferiorly to the tissues of scrotum and superiorly to the testis and adjacent peritoneum.

Answer 56

Gobernaculum

Question 57

Long rounded bundle that extends from deep inguinal ring to scrotum. Formed by BV, nerves, lymph vessels & vas deferens.

Answer 57

Spermatic cord

Question 58

Tubular sheath that us derived from aponeurosis of external oblique

Answer 58

External spermatic fascia

Question 59

Tubular sheath that us derived from lower fiber of internal oblique

Answer 59

Cremaster muscle & fascia

Question 60

Tubular sheath that us derived from transversalis fascia

Answer 60

Internal spermatic fascia

Question 61

A pendulous purse-like arrangement of skin and fascia for the lodgment of the testis

Answer 61

Scrotum

Question 62

The scrotum has ruddy tint which is due to the presence of involuntary muscular fibers called

Answer 62

Darto's muscle