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Male Reproductive A&P/Med Surg

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Male Reproductive System: Functions   1) Spermatogenesis - formation of sperm 2) Regulation of male reproductive functions by the various hormones 3) Performance of the male sexual act  
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The Organs   Scrotum, Testes, Ducts, Accessory Glands, Penis  
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Scrotum function:   Temperature regulation and protection of the testes  
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Testes function:   Sperm production & the secretion of male sex hormones  
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Ducts Function:   Store & transport sperms  
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Accessory Glands Function:   Secretion of the fluid part of the semen  
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Spermatogenesis   The formation of sperm - Sequence of events by which spermatogonia are transformed into mature sperm or spermatozoa  
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Penis Function:   Male organ of copulation  
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Seminiferous Tubules   The testes are composed of these and sperm is formed here as well  
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Epididymis   Sperm empties here from the Seminiferous Tubules  
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Vas Deferens   Sperm empties here from the Epididymis  
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Ejaculatory Duct   Two seminal vesicles, one on each side of the prostrate empty in to the prostatic end of the ampulla and empty here  
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Urethra   The last connecting link from the testes to the exterior  
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Glands the supply mucus to the Urethra   Urethral Glands, Bilateral Bulbourethral Glands (Cowper's Glands) located near the origin of the urethra  
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Spermiogensis   Vital step of spermatogenesis - process by which the spermatids alter their shape and differentiate into sperm cells  
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Spermatogenesis & Spermiogensis   Takes about 2 months (64-74 days) Produces about 400 million sperms daily Sperm is mostly stored in the vas deferens, and remain fertile for a month  
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Test used to detect prostate cancer   PSA  
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Often occurs with BPH and can lead to a UTI   Urinary Retention  
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The best time to perform self-testicular examination is after   A shower  
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An _______________testicle increases a man's risk of ______________ cancer   Undescended, Testicular  
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Inflammation /infection of the prostate gland   Prostatitis  
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Prostatitis is usually caused by   UTI  
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Risks for developing prostate cancer   >50 years old, African American, Excessive alcohol use, High fat diet, family history, Environmental, PSA elevation  
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Early prostate symptoms are   Usually non existent  
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Prostate removal may result in   Impotence  
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Sometimes called winter syndrome due to their frequency during cold weather   Torsion of spermatic cord  
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Orchitis   Inflammation of the testes  
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Diseases causing Orchitis may lead to   Sterility  
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Prolonged erection   Priapism  
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Priapism may occur from   Neurological damage or medications for ED  
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Hypospadias   Congenital abnormality in which the urethral opening is on the underside of the penis  
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Prepuce   foreskin  
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Phimosis   Prepuce - foreskin will not retract  
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Risks for testicular cancer   late marriage, late sex, white upper class, undescended testicle  
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Calculi   Stone, blockage  
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TURP   instrument is inserted into the urethra to remove a calculi  
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BPH   Enlargement of the prostate  
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Surgical separation of the vas deferens   Vasectomy  
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Seminiferous Tubules   Produces sperm  
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The Epididymis uncoiled may be:   as long as 6 meters  
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Epididymis stores   Spermatozoa  
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Tip of the penis   glans penis - made of corpus spongiosum  
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Interstitial cells of the testes produce this male hormone   Testosterone  
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Bulbourethral glands - Cowper's glands   Lubricate the urethrea and tip of the penis  
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Parts of the pame reproductive system the contribute to semen are:   Prostate, vas defrons, seminal vesicles  
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Seminol Velicles   Contributes most of the fluid to the semen  
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Testosterone   initiates sperm production  
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Gonads   Testes  
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