Male Reproductive System

• what is the greek term for testes

  orchis
• what is produced in testes

  testosterone and sperm
• what is the main artery that supplies the testes and its branches

  testicular artery (artery to ductus deferens and cremasteric artery)
• what is the venous drainage of the testes

  pampiniform plexus and testicular vein
• where is the lymphatic drainage of the testes

  lumbar nodes
• what is the name of the condition where testicles twist around vessels in spermatic cord

  testicular torsion
• what is the name for the process of testis removal

  orchidectomy
• what is the function of the epididymis

  reservoir for sperm to mature
• what is the artery of the epididymis

  testicular artery
• what is the venous drainage of the epididymis

  pampiniform plexus
• what is the lymphatic drainage of the epididymis

  lumbar nodes
• what is the function of the ductus deferens

  transport sperm from epididymis to urethra
• what helps to lower the temp in testes

  venous pampiniform plexus
• what is the function of the bulbourethral gland

  produce liquid to lubricate urethra during ejaculation
• what is the largest male gland

  prostate
• what is the arterial supply of the prostate

  inferior vesical artery and middle rectal artery
• what is the venous supply of the prostate

  prostatic venous plexus and vesical venous plexus
• what is the lymphatic drainage of the prostate

  internal and external iliac nodes and sacral nodes
• what is transurethral resection of prostate

  bladder is open during ejaculation

  leads to dry ejaculation
• what are the parts of the scrotum

  testis and epididymis
• what muscle pulls scrotum up

  cremaster
• what are the 2 ligaments of the penis

  fundiform

  suspensory
• is the male or female urethra shorter and easier to contract UTI

  female
• what is used to relax smooth muscles and is used for erectile dysfunction

  nitric oxide
• ..

  A) upper pole

  B) lower pole

  C) scrotal ligament

  D) anterior border

  E) posterior border

  F) medial surface

  G) lateral surface

  H) parietal layer

  I) visceral layer

  J) cavum serosum scroti

  
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  A) epididymis

  B) testis

  C) tunica vaginalis

  
• venous supply of testes

  A) right renal

  B) left renal

  C) inferior vena cava

  D) right testicular

  E) left testicular

  F) pampiniform plexus

  
• arterial supply of testis

  A) testicular

  B) external iliac

  C) inferior epigastric

  D) cremasteric

  E) ductus deferens

  F) epididymis

  
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  A) ductus deferens

  B) lower pole

  C) tail

  D) sinus

  E) body

  F) head

  G) upper pole

  
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  A) efferent ductules

  B) lobules

  C) duct of epididymis

  D) ductus deferens

  
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  A) internal iliac vein

  B) pampiniform plexus

  C) vesicular ein

  D) testicular artery

  E) internal iliac artery

  F) differential artery

  G) cremasteric artery

  H) vesicular artery

  
• ..

  A) scrotal part

  B) funicular part

  C) inguinal part

  D) pelvic part

  E) ampulla

  F) ejaculatory duct

  
• ..

  A) seminal gland

  B) excretory duct

  C) ejaculatory duct

  D) wall of bladder

  E) rectovesical pouch

  F) ampulla

  G) prostate

  
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  A) ductus deferenc

  B) ejaculatory duct

  C) prostate

  D) prostatic urethra

  E) seminal vesicle\

  
• ..

  A) bulbourethral gland

  B) Deep transverse perineal muscle

  C) ampulla urethra

  D) bulb of penis

  
• ..

  A) cremaster muscle

  B) epididymis

  C) spermatic cord

  D) ductus deferens

  
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  A) dartos muscle

  B) external spermatic fascia

  C) cremasteric muscle

  D) internal spermatic fascia

  
• ..

  A) corpus spongiosum

  B) corpus cavernosus

  
• ..

  A) suspensory ligament

  B) fundiform ligament

  C) linea alba

  D) pubic sympysis

  
• ..

  A) dorsal vessels

  B) arcuate pubic

  C) transverse perineal