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Pathophysiology lecture: infertility
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Causes of male infertility: Hypogonadism | abnormal level of testosterone |
| cryptochidism | This is when the testes do not descend from the abdomen |
| vericocele | has to do with the spermatic veins; if they are malformed they don’t have their valves or the valves don’t work properly and the blood tend to pool in the testes leading to infertility. |
| One complication of cycstic fibrosis is there will be no ________formed. | vas deferens |
| Male pathway: | Urethra, blader, vas deferns, epididimys, testes |
| Orchic is another name for | testes |
| HCG is only secreted by the | fertilized egg |
| If you had hypo-secretion you would have infertility because the male will not produced | sperm and the reproductive organs are not developed |
| LH luteinizing hormone which comes from the anterior pituitary and the reason that is because of the releasing hormone of the | hypothalamus |
| the LH will travel to the testes and cause the secretion of | testosterone |
| Hyper secretion of testosterone in males: | pseudo precocious puberty |
| pseudo precocious puberty | Most of the time it is because of the gonadotropic releasing hormone in the hypothalamus |
| progesterone maintains | pregnancy |
| Estrogen | reproductive organ development |