Reproductive Organs Flashcards by deo gonzales

Sympathetic fiber from _______ stimulate the prostatic gland musculature during ejaculation.

A. L1 L2
B. S1 S2
C. T1 T2
D. C1 C2

A. L1 L2

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The anterior surface of the Prostate is separated from the pubic bone by:

A. Retrosymphysis space
B. Pubicosymphysis space
C. Retropubic space
D. Retrovesical pouch

C. Retropubic space

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The venous plexus of the prostate empty into the:

A. Pampiniform Venous plexus
B. Retropubic Venous Plexus
C. Internal Iliac Vein
D. Deep Dorsal Vein

C. Internal Iliac Vein

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The base of the Prostate Gland is continuos with the:

A. Rectum
B. Bulbourethral gland
C. Neck of the bladder
D. Uvula of the bladder

C. Neck of the bladder

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This duct conveys the products of the testis and epididymis from scrotum to the pelvis:

A. Efferent ductules
B. Ductus Deferens
C. Abberant ductule
D. Seminiferous Tubule

B. Ductus Deferens

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The seminal Vesicle and the vas deferens join to form:

A. Ejaculatory Duct
B. Epididymal Duct
C. Abberant Ductule
D. Efferent Duct

A. Ejaculatory Duct

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Part of the vas deferens which is dilated and where some of the sperms are deposited and become mature:

A. Head
B. Tail
C. Ampulla
D. Body

C. Ampulla

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A lobulated sac which is blind at one end and joins the distal end of the vas deferens.

A. Prostatic Sac
B. Ejaculatory Sac
C. Seminal Vesicle
D. Ureteral Sac

C. Seminal Vesicle

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The testis has a greater diameter from:

A. Anterior to Posterior
B. Superior to Inferior

B. Superior to Inferior

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Blood vessels enter the testis at the:

A. Anterior bare area
B. Superior bare area
C. Inferior bare area
D. Posterior bare area

D. Posterior bare area

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Testicular artery supplying the testes came from what Blood vessel?

A. Internal iliac Artery
B. Aorta
C. External Iliac Artery
D. Dorsal artery of Penis

B. Aorta

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The right Pampiniform plexus drains to:

A. Inferior vena cava
B. Renal Vein
C. External iliac vein
D. Internal iliac vein

A. Inferior vena cava

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During the 3rd month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

D. Iliac fossa

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During the 7th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

A. Above inguinal ligament

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During the 8th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

C. Superficial Inguinal ring

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During the 9th month of gestation, the testis is found at:

A. Above inguinal ligament
B. Lower end of the scrotum
C. Superficial inguinal ring
D. Iliac fossa

B. Lower end of the scrotum

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It is a musculo-fibrous cord that produce traction to cause the descent of the testis:

A. Gabernaculum
B. Gobernaculum
C. Gobarnaculum
D. Gebarnaculum

B. Gobernaculum

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It os a long rounded bundle that extends from deep inguinal ring to scrotum:

A. Spermatic cord
B. Inguinal Cord
C. Cremasteric cord
D. Transversalis cord

A. Spermatic cord

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All but one encase the spermatic cord:

A. External spermatic fascia
B. Cremaster Muscle and fascia
C. Internal Spermatic Fascia
D. Tunica Vaginalis

D. Tunica Vaginalis

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The External Spermatic Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

C. external Oblique

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The Internal Spermatic Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

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B. Transversalis Fascia

The Cremaster Muscle and Fascia is derived from:

A. Internal Oblique
B. Transversalis Fascia
C. External Oblique
D. Rectus Sheath

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A. internal Oblique

Found at the scrotum and indicates its bilateral origin:

A. Anterior Raphe
B. Posterior Raphe
C. Lateral Raphe
D. Median Raphe

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D. Median Raphe

This muscle maintains the rugosity of the scotal skin, and its superficial fascia are attached to the skin:

A. Cremaster Muscle
B. Darto’s Muscle
C. Colle’s Muscle
D. Chix’s Muscle

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B. Darto’s Muscle

The root of the penis is found at the: A. Superficial Pudendal pouch B. Superficial Perineal Pouch C. Deep Pudendal pouch D. Deep Perineal Pouch

B. Superficial Perineal Pouch

This encloses the two corpora cavernosa: A. Tunica Vaginalis B. Tunica Albuginea C. Deep Fascia D. Superficial Fascia

B. Tunica Albuginea

This muscle covers the superficial surface of the crus of the clitoris: A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle B. Ischiocavernous Muscle C. Superficial transverse perineal Muscle D. Deep transverse perineal Muscle

B. Ischiocavernous Muscle

This encloses the dorsal vein of the Penis: A. Tunica Vaginalis B. Tunica Albuginea C. Deep Fascia D. Superficial Fascia

D. Superficial Fascia

A shallow depression in the lateral pelvic wall bounded by the ureter, external iliac vein, and uterine tube: A. Vestibular Fossa B. Ovarian Fossa C. Uterine Fossa D. Vaginal Fossa

B. Ovarian Fossa

This encloses the dorsal arteries and nerves as well as the the corpus spongiosum of the Penis: A. Tunica Vaginalis B. Tunica Albuginea C. Deep Fascia D. Superficial Fascia

C. deep Fascia

Thick triangular fibroelastic band that keeps the penis pointed up during erection: A. Fundiform Ligament B. Suspensory Ligament C. Broad Ligament D. Pubic Ligament

B. Suspensory Ligament

Most of the penis drains into the: A. Presymphyseal node B. Deep inguinal lymph node C. Superficial Inguinal lymph Node D. Node of Cloquet

C. Superficial Inguinal lymph Node

It is the collective term for the female external genital organs that are visible in the perineal area: A. Vulva B. Vulma C. Booba D. Pudendum

A. Vulva

A type of hair pattern found at the _______, which is the prominent area that becomes hairy after puberty: A. Escusion; labia majora B. Escutcheon; Labia Minora C. Escusion; Labia Majora D. Escutcheon; Mons Pubis

D. Escutcheon; Mons Pubis

The Labia Majora undergoes atrophy after menopause. A. True B. False C. Flue D. Tralse

A. True

This structure divide anteriorly at the clitoris to form the prepuce superiorly and the frenulum inferiorly: A. Labia Majora B. Labia Minora C. Hymen D. Mons Pubis

B. Labia Minora

It is the cleft between the labia minora: A. Clitoris B. Vestibule C. Vestibular Bulb D. Hymen

B. Vestibule

What do you call the space between the cervix and the vaginal waal? A. Vaginal Fornix B. External Os C. internal Os D. Cervical Fornix

A. Vaginal Fornix

These are thin, mesenteric-like double reflection of Peritoneum stretching from the lateral pelvic sidewalls to the uterus: A. Ovarian Ligaments B. Broad Ligaments C. Round Ligaments D. Uterosacral Ligaments

B. Broad Ligaments

The anterior vaginal wall is shorter than the posterior vaginal wall. A. True B. False

A. True

What do you call the tissues within the broad logament? A. Endometrium B. Myometrium C. Parametrium D. Perimetrium

C. Parametrium

This muscle covers the superficial surface of the bulb of the vestibule: A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle B. Ischiocavernous Muscle C. Superficial transverse perineal Muscle D. Deep transverse perineal Muscle

A. Bulbospongiosus Muscle

It is a part of the oviduct where fertilization normally occur: A. Ampulla B. Isthmus C. Intramural Segment D. Infundibulum

A. Ampulla

This part of the prostate often enlarges the most and obstructs the internal urethral orifice: A. Base of the Prostrate B. apex of the Prostrate C. Posterior lobe of the Prostrate D. Middle Lobe of the Prostrate

D. Middle Lobe of the Prostrate

It is a strong muscular membrane that stretches across the triangular anterior portion of the pelvic outlet: A. Urogenital diaphragm B. Triangular Ligament C. Either A or B D. Neither A or B

C. Either A or B, urogenital diaphragm is also known as triangular ligament

It passes through the superficial inguinla ring and descends into the fat that forms the labia majora in a fan like fashion: A. Ovarian Ligaments B. Broad Ligaments C. Round Ligaments D. Uterosacral Ligaments

C. Round Ligaments

The layer of this fascia provides the shape of the labia majora: A. Superficial Perineal Fascia B. Deep Perineal Fascia C. Darto's Fascia D. Scarpa's Fascia

A. Superficial Perineal Fascia

Levator Ani is composed of all but one: A. Piriformis B. Iliococcygeus C. Puborectalis D. Coccygeus

A. Piriformis Pubococcygeus is also part of the levator ani

It is a fibrous cord within another ligament that connects the ovary to the uterus: A. Ovarian Ligaments B. Broad Ligaments C. Round Ligaments D. Uterosacral Ligaments

A. Ovarian Ligaments

A fibromuscular mass that serves as an attachment for several muscles: A. Perineal Body B. Pineal Body C. Pudendal Body D. Body of the Bulb

A. Perineal Body

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