Deck 7: Male Reproductive System

Question 1

The spermatic cord includes the vas deferens, along with arteries, veins, and nerves.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

The plural of testis is testies.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Testes are male gonads.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

Males and females begin to be capable of sexual reproduction at puberty.

Question 5

Spermatozoa are formed in the tunica vaginalis.

Question 6

The term for the process of the seminal fluid being ejected from the urethra is ejaculation.

Question 7

The vas deferens and the ductus deferens refer to the same structure.

Question 8

The prepuce is the same as the foreskin.

Question 9

The testes are suspended in a sac called the epididymis.

Question 10

Spermatogenesis takes place in the seminiferous tubules.

Question 11

Semen is composed of spermatozoa and urine.

Question 12

Sex cells are gametes.

Question 13

The erectile tissue in the penis is the corpus cavernosum and corpus spongiosum.

Question 14

Spermatozoa are gametes.

Question 15

The removal of the foreskin is termed circumcision.

Question 16

Male gametes are called testicles.

Question 17

The combining form for the seminal vesicles is vesic/o.

Question 18

One term for sexual intercourse is conception.

Question 19

The enlarged tip of the penis is the prepuce.

Question 20

Copulation and coitus are synonyms.

Question 21

An accumulation of fluid in the epididymis is a hydrocele.

Question 22

The tissue that produces sex cells is parenchymal.

Question 23

A combining form for the glans penis is orchid/o.

Question 24

An inflammation of the Cowper glands is vesiculitis.

Question 25

A condition of tightening of the prepuce around the glans penis is phimosis.

Question 26

ED is an abbreviation for the inability to achieve or maintain an erection.

Question 27

A sex hormone responsible for the growth and development of male sex characteristics is testosterone.

Question 28

The plural of epididymis is epididymes.

Question 29

The spermatozoa are gonads.

Question 30

In epispadias, the urethral opening is on the dorsal surface of the penis.

Question 31

A condition of being born without a testicle is cryptorchidism.

Question 32

Gynecomastia is a condition of excessive breast development in women.

Question 33

In hypospadias, the urethral opening is on the dorsal surface of the penis.

Question 34

Inflammation of the prostate gland is prostatitis.

Question 35

Epispadias and hyperspadias are synonyms.

Question 36

An inflammation of the glans penis is balanitis.

Question 37

Testitis is the same as orchitis.

Question 38

Both parenchymal and stromal tissue make up the genitalia.

Question 39

Azoospermia is a condition of no living sperm in the semen.

Question 40

An abnormal enlargement of the prostate is BPH.

Question 41

Gonorrhea is an STD caused by a virus.

Question 42

HPV is a virus that leads to warts on the hands and feet, and oral, anal, and genital areas.

Question 43

A Gram stain may be used to diagnose nongonorrheal urethritis.

Question 44

A vasectomy is done for the purpose of male sterilization.

Question 45

Ablation refers to the destruction of tissue.

Question 46

Circumcision is removal of the prepuce.

Question 47

A test to diagnose syphilis is an FTA-ABS.

Question 48

A DRE is done to palpate the prostate.

Question 49

Syphilis is a multistage STD caused by Treponema pallidum.

Question 50

In an orchidectomy, the glans penis is removed.

Question 51

HSV-2 is transmitted through sexual contact and causes recurring, painful, vesicular eruptions.

Question 52

If a disorder is asymptomatic, it means there are no symptoms.

Question 53

Orchiopexy is done to fixate an undescended testicle.

Question 54

A genital wart is called a chancre.

Question 55

Castration means removal of the penis in males.

Question 56

A VDRL test is used to screen for gonorrhea.

Question 57

Twisting of a testicle on its spermatic cord is a varicocele.

Question 58

A TURP is done to correct BPH.

Question 59

A PSA is done to test for prostatic hypertrophy.

Question 60

A condyloma is a painless, red pustule that appears in the first stage of syphilis.

Question 61

Antiimpotence drugs are used to alleviate erectile dysfunction.

Question 62

The formation of sperm is termed ____________________.

Question 63

The serous membrane that surrounds the front and sides of the testicle is called the tunica ____________________.

Question 64

The release of sperm from the urethra is called ____________________.

Question 65

The parenchymal organs that produce the sex cells in either sex are called ____________________.

Question 66

The stage of life in which males and females become functionally capable of sexual reproduction is ____________________.

Question 67

The sperm and fluid from the seminal vesicles, bulbourethral glands, and prostate is called ____________________.

Question 68

A vasovasostomy is a reversal of a vasectomy.

Question 69

The sex hormone responsible for the growth and development of male sex characteristics is ____________________.

Question 70

Antivirals may be used to treat genital herpes.

Question 71

A radical prostatectomy removes the prostate and the urinary bladder.

Question 72

Spermatozoa are formed in each testis in a series of tightly coiled tiny tubes called the ____________________ tubules.

Question 73

The ____________________ duct begins where the seminal vesicles join the vas deferens, and this tube joins the urethra.

Question 74

Balan/o is the combining form for the ____________________.

Question 75

Phall/o is a combining form for the ____________________.

Question 76

The covering of the glans penis is the foreskin or the ____________________.

Question 77

The sex cells (male or female) are called ____________________.

Question 78

The I in TUIP stands for intradermal.

Question 79

The surgical removal of the foreskin is called ____________________.

Question 80

Sperm are stored in the ____________________ on each testicle.