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Male Reproductive System Ch7 Terminology

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Route of sperm:   Testes - Vas deferens - Seminal vesicle - Ejaculatory duct - Urethra - Urinary meatus  
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gonad   (gonad/o) testis  
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testis   (test/o, testicul/o, orchid/o, orchi/o) -male gonads -paired organ that produce gametes (spermatoza)  
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testosterone   male sex hormone responsible for the growth and development of male sex characteristics  
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gamete   semen (semin/i) spermatozoon/spermatozoa (spermat/o)  
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seminiferous tubules   spermatogenesis  
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scrotum   (scrot/o) testes are suspended in the scrotum  
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epididymis   (epididym/o) store spermatozoa  
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vas deferens   (vas/o, duct/o) sperm leave the epididymis and travel through the right and left vas deferens during ejaculation  
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spermatic cord   includes the vas deferens, arteries, veins and nerves  
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penis   (pen/i, phall/o)  
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glans penis   (balan/o)  
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prepuce   (preputi/o) foreskin  
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seminal vesicle   (vesicul/o) glands that provide fluid to nourish sperm  
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intercourse   -sexual intercourse -coitus -copulation  
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Anorchism   without testicle -may be congenital or acquired as result of trauma or disease  
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Cryptorchidism/cryptorchism   hidden testes -testicle fails to descend into the scrotum before birth  
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Epispadias   urethral opening on the dorsum (top) of the penis  
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Hypospadias   urethral opening on the ventral (bottom) of the penis  
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Phimosis   tightening of the prepuce around the glans penis so that the foreskin cannot be retracted  
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Aspermia   without sperm  
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Azoospermia   condition of no living sperm in the semen  
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Oligospermia   condition of temporary or permanent deficiency of sperm in the seminal fluid  
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Hydrocele   accumulation of fluid in the tunica vaginalis testis (serous covering)  
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Varicocele   abnormal dilation of the veins of the spermatic cord; can lead to infertility  
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epididymitis   inflammation of the epididymis  
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Orchitis   inflammation of the testicles (may be associated with mumps)  
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Prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate  
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Balanitis   inflammation of the glans penis  
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Testicular torsion   twisting of a testicle on its spermatic cord, usually caused by trauma  
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Gynecomastia   enlargement of breast tissue in the male  
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Erectile dysfunction (ED)   impotence  
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Priapism   an abnormally prolonged erection  
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia or Hypertrophy (BPH)   abnormal enlargement of the prostate gland surrounding the urethra, leading to difficulty with urination  
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Herpes genitalis (HSV-2)   form of the herpes virus transmitted through sexual contact, causing recurring painful vesicular eruptions  
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Human papillomavirus (HPV)   virus that causes common warts of the hands and feet and lesions of the mucous membranes of the oral, anal and genital cavities.  
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condyloma   genital wart  
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NGU   nongonococcal urethritis -inflammation of the urethra caused by Chlamydia trachomatis  
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Gram-negative bacteria?   gonorrhea  
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GCT   germ cell tumors (malignant neoplasms) -seminoma (develops from the cells that form sperm) -nonseminoma (accounts for majority of testicular cancer cases usually between ages 15-35)  
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DRE   digital rectal exam  
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PSA   prostate specific antigens  
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Orchidectomy   removal of one or both testicles  
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Orchiopexy   surgical procedure to mobilize an descended testicle, attaching it to scrotum  
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Circumcision   surgical procedure in which the prepuce (foreskin) of the penis is excised  
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Castration   removal of both gonads in the male or the female  
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Vasectomy   ligation of both of the vas deferens for the purpose of male sterilization  
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Vasovasostomy   reanastamosis of vas deferens to reverse a vasectomy  
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Prostatectomy   removal of the prostate gland  
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Ablation   removal of tissue by surgery, chemical destruction, cryoprobe, electrocautery or radiofrequency energy  
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Bx   biopsy  
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STD   sexually transmitted disease  
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VD   venereal disease  
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Crypt-   hidden  
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preputi/o   prepuce  
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-spadias   tear  
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gon/o   seed  
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-rrhea   flow, discharge  
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hydr/o   water, fluid  
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zo/o   life  
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terat/o   monster  
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-pexy   fixation  
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FTA-ABS   fluorescent treponemal antibody test (diagnosing syphilis)  
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