Chapter 18: Male Reproductive System Medical Terms
- 1.Inflammation of the glans penis
- A.
Testicular
- B.
Vasectomy
- C.
Balanitis
- D.
Chlamydia
- 2.Surgical excision of the epididymis
- A.
Epididymectomy
- B.
Orchidectomy
- C.
Condyloma
- D.
Vasectomy
- 3.Surgical excision of the testicle
- A.
Condyloma
- B.
Spermicide
- C.
Orchidectomy
- D.
Eugenics
- 4.Foreskin over the glans penis
- A.
Prepuce
- B.
Hydrocele
- C.
Spermatozoon
- D.
Testicular
- 5.Accumulation of fluid in a sac like cavity
- A.
Testicular
- B.
Condyloma
- C.
Hydrocele
- D.
Spermatoblast
- 6.Wart like growth on the skin
- A.
Hydrocele
- B.
Prepuce
- C.
Condyloma
- D.
Testicular
- 7.Sperm germ cell
- A.
To throw out
- B.
Testicular
- C.
Spermicide
- D.
Spermatoblast
- 8.Male sex cell
- A.
Seed
- B.
Spermatozoon
- C.
Spermicide
- D.
Prepuce
- 9.Agent that kills sperm
- A.
Orchidectomy
- B.
Spermicide
- C.
Spermatozoon
- D.
Sperm
- 10.Pertaining to the testicles
- A.
Spermatozoon
- B.
Testicular
- C.
Hydrocele
- D.
Prepuce
- 11.Caused by the bacterium Treponema Pallidum
- A.
Gonorrhea
- B.
Genital warts
- C.
Syphilis
- D.
Trichomoniasis
- 12.Mature reproductive cell of the male or female
- A.
Prepuce
- B.
Coitus
- C.
Gamete
- D.
Circumcision
- 13.Sexual intercourse between a man and a woman
- A.
Circumcision
- B.
Condom
- C.
Gamete
- D.
Coitus
- 14.Caused by a parasitic protozoa
- A.
Gonorrhea
- B.
Syphilis
- C.
Trichomoniasis
- D.
Infertility
- 15.Thin protective sheath worn over the penis during copulation to help prevent impregnation or venereal disease
- A.
Condom
- B.
Prepuce
- C.
Gamete
- D.
Genital warts
- 16.Disease caused by the human papillomavirus
- A.
Gamete
- B.
Gonorrhea
- C.
Genital warts
- D.
Syphilis
- 17.Inability to produce a viable offspring
- A.
Prepuce
- B.
Infertility
- C.
Coitus
- D.
Circumcision
- 18.Surgical procedure of removing the foreskin from the penis
- A.
Syphilis
- B.
Circumcision
- C.
Gamete
- D.
Prepuce
- 19.Causes purulent urethral discharge in the male and purulent vaginal discharge in the female
- A.
Coitus
- B.
Gonorrhea
- C.
Syphilis
- D.
Genital warts
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