Terminolgy

Question 1

Hematospermia

Answer 1

Presence of blood in semen. Usually benign but can indicate infection of the prostate, urethral stricture, or a bleeding disorder. (Wikipedia)

Question 2

Pneumaturia

Answer 2

The passage of gas or air from the urethra during or after urination, resulting from infected urine or, more commonly, from an intestinal fistula. (MediLexicon)

Question 3

Oligospermia

Answer 3

Semen with a low concentration of sperm (Wikipedia)

Question 4

Azoospermia

Answer 4

Absence of living spermatozoa in the semen; failure of spermatogenesis. (MediLexicon)

Question 5

Erectile dysfunction (impotence)

Answer 5

Inability to achieve or maintain penile tumescence (the condition of becoming tumid, which is swollen, as by congestion, edema, hyperemia) sufficient for sexual intromission (The insertion or introduction of one part into another) or for achieving orgasm.
Impotence- Specifically, inability of the male to achieve or maintain penile erection and thus engage in copulation; a manifestation of neurologic, vascular, or psychological dysfunction. (MediLexicon)

Question 6

Uremic frost - when do you see it and where?

Answer 6

A pale frostlike deposit of white crystals on the skin caused by kidney failure and uremia. Urea compounds and other waste products of metabolism that cannot be excreted by the kidneys into the urine are excreted through the small superficial capillaries into the skin (sweating), where they collect on the surface (more of the face and scalp). (http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/uremic+frost)

Question 7

retrograde ejaculation

Answer 7

Delivery of semen ejaculate into the bladder; seen in neurologic disease, diabetes, and occasionally after prostate surgery. (MediLexicon). Abnormal function of the internal sphincter of the urethra and can result from anatomic disruption (eg, transurethral prostatectomy), sympathetic nervous system disruptions (eg, damage from surgery), lymph node invasion, or diabetes. (Current)