Male reproductive system
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| Scrotal sac | The external sac for the testicles
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| Glans penis | Tip of the penis
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| Circumcision | Sx removal in which the foreskin of the penis is removed
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| Impotence | Inability of male to achieve erection of the penis
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| Cryptorchidism | Condition of undies ended testicles
Absence of one or both testicles from the scrotum
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| Syphilis | The chancre is the penile lesion associated with syphilis
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| Balaitis | Inflammation of the glans penis and the mucous membrane beneath it
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| Epispadias | A congenital birth defect. In which the urethra opens on the "upper side"
Of the penis at some point near the glans
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| Hypospadias | A congenital defect in which the urethra opens on the "underside" of the
Penis instead of at the end
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| Chlamydia | Sexually transmitted disease effects both male and female
Woman/ cervix. Men / epididymis
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| Gonorrhea | Sexually transmitted disease
Greenish / yellow drainage of pus from the urethra
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| Orchiopexy | Sx fixation of a testicle
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| Orchioplasty | Sx repair of the testes
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| Orchiectomy | Sx removal of a testicle
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| Anorchism | Absence of one or both testicals
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| Function of Cowper's gland | A pair of pea - sized glands that empty into the urethra just before
It extends through the penis
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| Testes / male gonads | Produces sperm
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| Phimosis | Tightness of the foreskin (prepuce) of the penis that prevents it from being pulled back ( opening of the fore skin tightens and may cause difficult
with urination
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| Orchitis | Inflammation of the testes due to a virus bacterial infection or injury
May effect either one or both ( Orchitis typically results from the mumps virus
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| Semen | Formation of sperm
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| Varicocele | Condition of abnormal dilation of the veins of the spermatci cord leading to the testicles
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| Prostatectomy | Sx removal of the prostate gland
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| VDRL | A serological test for syphilis
Test performed with blood serum
Used for primary and secondary
Venereal. Disease. Research laboratory
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| Testes/ testicals | Male gonads
Small ovoid glands located near the kidneys during development stage
Before or soon after birth they descend through inuinal canal into scrotum
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| Responsible for / testes | Production of sperm ( the male germ cell)
Secretion of testosterone ( hormone causing secondary sex changes in male with onset of puberty
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| Scrotum | Sac located posterior to the penis
Contains seminiferous tubulers responsible for secreting testosterone
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| Epididymis | Tightly coiled tube
Sperm mature in the epididymis becoming fertile and motile
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| Vas deferens / ductus deferens | Straight tube continuous with epididymis
Enlarges to form a sac-like. Dilation (ampulla) near prostate gland
Merges with the seminal vesicle to form ejaculation
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| Seminal vesicle | Secrete seminal fluid
Thick yellowish Fluid
Large part,of the volume of semen
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| Prostate gland | Lies just below the urinary bladder
Transports thin milky colored alkaline secretions which enhance the motility
Of the sperm muscular action gland
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| Urethra |
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| Epididymis | Mature sperm are stored in
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| Benign prostatic hypertropy | Benign enlargement of prostate gland
Creates pressure on the upper part of the urethra or neck of bladder
Causing obstruction of flow
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| Carcinoma of the prostate | Malignant growth on prostate
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| Carcinoma of the testes | Malignant growth on the testes
Also called testicular cancer
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| Hydrocele | Accumulation of fluid in any sac like cavity
Scrotal sac or along the spermatic cord
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| Inguinal hernia | Protrusion of part of the intestines. Through a weaker spot in the muscle
Intestines pushes into and sometimes fills the entire scrotal sac
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| Premature ejaculation | Discharge of seminal fluid prior to complete erection
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| Prostatitsis | Inflammation of the prostate gland
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| AIDS | Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
T- cells (deadly virus that destroys the T lymphocytes
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| HIV | Human immunodeficiency virus
Replicates itself in the T - cells
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| Syphilis primary | STD lesion that may involve any organ or tissue
Small painless red pustules
Known as ( chancre)
Cured with penicillin G
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| Syphilis secondary | Occurs approximately two months later then primary
Non itching rash on plans of hands and sole of feet
Can still be treated with penicillin
Can be dormant 5-20 years
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| Tertiary syphilis | Final and most serious stage
Lesions have invaded the body organs and systems
Lesions are not reversible
Damage brain spinal cord and heart
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| Trichomoniasis | STD Protozoal infection
Yeast / fungus
Woman will have itching burning strong smell
Discharge of greenish yellow
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| Castration | Sx removal of testicles
Known as Orchiectomy or Orchidectomy in men
Oophorectomy in women
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| Cystoscopy | Process of visualizing the urinary track threw a cystoscope
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| Balaitis | Inflammation of the penis glad
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| Scrotum | Sac that houses the penis
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| Ejaculation | The processes of expelling semun for the male urethra
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| Glans penis | Tip of the penis
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| Chancre | A skin lesion usually of primary syphilis
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| Pre puce | A loose retractable fold of the skin covering the tip of the penis
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| Hypospadies | A congenital defect. In which the urethra opens on the underside of the penis
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| Epispadias | Congenital defect in which the urethra opens on the upper side of the penis at some point near the glans
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| Spermatogenesis | The formation of sprem
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