SPERM1 Flashcards

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1
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spermatogenesis

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semineferous tubules

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2
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epididymis

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sperm maturation

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3
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dectus deferens

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propel sperm to ejaculatory duct

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4
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seminal vesicle

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provides nutrients for sperm and fluid

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5
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prostate glands

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provide enzymes and proteins for coagulation and liquefaction

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bulbourethal gland

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add alkaline mucus to neutralize prostatic acid and vaginal acidity

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reasons for seminalysis

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fertility testing, post-vasectomy seminal analysis, forensic analysis

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most common cause of infertility

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variocele

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9
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sperm head of variocele

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tampered

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10
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semen composition of spermatozoa

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5%

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sperm composition of seminal fluid

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60-70%

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12
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sperm composition of prostatic fluid

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20-30%

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13
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sperm composition of bulbourethal gland

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5%

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14
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methods of collection

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masturbation method, condom method, coitus interrupts

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15
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best method for collection of sperm

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masturbation method

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16
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condom method used

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non-lubricant, polyurethene condom

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In specimen collection, sexual abstinence period must be

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not less than 2 days or not more than 7 days

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18
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prolonged abstinence lead to

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high volume, low sperm motility, high flavin( grayish appearance)

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19
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First portion is missing to ejaculate

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low sperm count, high pH, specimen will not liquify

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last portion is missing to ejaculate

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high sperm count, low pH, specimen will not clot

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If collected at home, specimen must be kept at _____temperature and delivered to the lab within _____________

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37 DEGREES C,1 hour

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Specimens that don’t liquefy must be treated must be treated with

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amylase, bromelain, alpha-chymotrypsin

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23
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For fertility testing, the sample must be: and the result must be:

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Strasinger (6): 2-3 sample; not less than 7 days, not more than 3 weeks apart
Strasinger (5) 2-3 sample;2 weeks interval
Result: 2 abnormal samples= significant

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appearance of sperm

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grayish-white, translucent, musty brown/bleach odor

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result of appearance of sperm
Infection: white turbiidty rbc/brown color: increased rbc yellow color: urine contamination, medication, high flavin
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volume of sperm
2-5 mL
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results of volume of sperm
increased: abstinence decreased: infertility
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viscosity
normal droplets
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result of viscocity
increased: low sperm motility abnormal: threads (2cm long) reporting: 0-watery 4-gel like
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pH
7.2-8.0
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result of pH
increased pH: infection decreased pH: increased prostatic fluid
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normal specimen concentration
>20M/mL
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NORMAL TOTAL SPERM COUNT
>40 M/ejaculate
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2 composition or counting
improved neubauer counter chamber makler counting chamber
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improved neubauer has:
Dilution: 1:20 Components: 1.) formalin +sodium bicarbonate; 2.) saline, 3.)distilled water, 4.) cold tap water
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Makler counting chamber
used for undiluted specimens
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NORMAL MOTILITY
>50 % within 1 hour
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sperm motility grading: no movement, d
0
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sperm motility grading: no forward progression, c
1.0
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sperm motility grading: slow forward progression, noticable lateral movement, b
2.0
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sperm motility grading: slower speed,some lateral movement, b
3.0
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sperm motility grading: rapid, straight line motility
4.0
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sperm moving linearly or in a large circle
PM (progressive motility)
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sperm moving with an absence of progression
NP(non-progressive motility)
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no movement
IM (immotility)
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NORMAL QUALITY
>2.0 or a, b, c
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head of the sperm morphology
length: 5um width: 3 ums appearance: oval shaped head acrosomal cap: 1/2 head;2/3 nucleus abnormal: poor ovum penetration
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flagellar tail
approximately 45um long
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midpiece contains
mitochondria
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normal values of sperm morphology(routine)
>30%
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normal values for sperm morphology (Kruger's strict criteria)
>14%
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stains in order to view sperm morphology
papanicolaou stain (preferred), wright's stain, giemsa stain
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abnormal sperm viability
decreased (↓) motility, BUT normal count
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stain used in modified bloom's test
eosin-nigrosin stain
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microscope used in modified bloom's stain
bright field microscopy phase-contrast microscopy
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INTERPRETATION OF MODIFIED BLOOM'S STAIN: RED
dead sperm
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INTERPRETATION OF MODIFIED BLOOM'S STAIN: bluish white(unstained)
living sperm
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50% or 75% living sperms
normal
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↓ or absent of fructose
↓ sperm concentration
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screening test result for seminal fluid fructose
Resorcinol test/Seliwanoff's test
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test result: positive fructose in seminal fluid fructose
orange color/red-orange
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concentration of seminal fluid fructose
≥ 13umol/ejaculate
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anti-sperm antibodies occur in both women and men; and can be detected in:
semen, cervical mucosa, serum
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2 test in antisperm antibodies
MAR and Immunobead test
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sperm motility read in
20HPF
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_______if needed to be transported (i.e., collected in patient’s home)
room temperature
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awaiting analysis
37 degrees celcius
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_______it can be preserved in frozen state and stored for one year at –85 °C (seminal banks)
ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
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Detects presence of IgG antibodies Reagent: AHG + latex particles or treated RBC coated with IgG
Mixed Agglutination Reaction (MAR)
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reagent of MAR
AHG + latex particles or treated RBC coated with IgG
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normal result of MAR
clump;<10% motile sperms attached to latex particles
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Detects presence of IgG, IgA, & IgM antibodies ✓ Demonstrates what area of the sperm (head, neck, tail) the autoantibodies are affecting
Immunobead Test
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normal immunobead test
presence of beads on <50% sperms
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reference semen chemical values for neutral-a-glucosidase
≥ 20 mU/ejaculate
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reference semen chemical values for zinc
≥ 2.4 umol/ejaculate
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reference semen for acid phosphatase
≥ 200 units/ejaculate
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frcutose
≥ 13 umol/ejaculate
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↓neutral a-glucosidase
epididymis disorder
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↓fructose
lack of seminal fluid
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↓zinc,citric acid, ACP
lack of prostate fluid
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immature sperm cell; without flagella
spermatids
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wbc
round cell
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normal round cell
<1million/mL
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abnormal round cell
>1 million WBCs/mL = infection >1 million spermatids/mL → disruption of spermatogenesis
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parasites in sperms
Chlamydia trachomatis Mycoplasma hominis Ureaplasma urealyticum
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NORMAL for microbial testing (others)
<1MILLION/mL
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More specific method IN SPECIMEN DETECTION
Glycoprotein p30 (aka Prostatic Specific Antigen)
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Florence test
test for choline reagents: iodide crystals +potassium iodide Color: (+) dark brown rhombic crystals
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Barbiero test
test for SPERMINE reagents: saturated picric acid + trichloroacetic acid Color: yellow-leaf like crystals
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cutting of vas deferens so that ejaculate will not contain any sperm
Vasectomy
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Computer-Assisted Semen Analysis (CASA)
Determines sperm: 1. Velocity 2. Trajectory 3. Concentration 4. Morphology