Male Reproductive System 2
The Male Repro system
- 1.What makes up the structures of the male genitalia?
- A.
Penis, scrotum, prostate
- B.
Testis, spermatic cord
- C.
Seminal vesicle, ejaculatory ducts
- D.
Medulla, renal pelvis
- E.
Glomerulus
- 2.The purpose of the male genitalia organ system is to?
- A.
Produce, nourish and reproduce
- B.
To Transport, lubricate and reproduce
- C.
Produce, nourish, and transport
- 3.A cylindrical organ that is attached to the perineum by what?
- A.
Bucks fascia and suspensory ligament
- B.
Blue's fascia and suspensory ligament
- C.
A reflection of blue's fascia and suspensory ligament
- D.
The Corpus
- 4.The Penile body contains 3 cylindrical structures?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.The three structures of the penile body are all erectile tissue?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.The Corpus Spongiosum is two of these parts (see prior question)
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.The three structures of the penile body are divided into two types.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.These two types of erectile tissue are?
- A.
1 Corpus spongiosum and 2 corporal cavarnosa
- B.
2 Corpus spongiosum and 1 corpora cavernosa
- C.
1 Corpus spongiosum and 2 corpora cavernosa
- D.
2 Corpus spongiosum and 1 corpora cavernosa
- 9.The Corpus spongiosum houses what?
- A.
Ureter
- B.
Urethra
- C.
Ejaculation ducts
- 10.The Corpus spongiosum exists to hold the urethra open, why?
- A.
To allow proper ejaculation
- B.
To look cool
- C.
To enhance the feeling for the female during sex
- 11.What is significantly enlarged during tumescence?
- A.
Corpus cavernosa
- B.
Both Corpus spongiosum
- C.
Corporal cavarnosa
- D.
Both corpora cavernosa
- 12.What is the tissue surrounding the body of the penis?
- A.
Tunica vaginalis
- B.
Tunica albuginea
- C.
Tunica toonata
- D.
Tunica caveta
- 13.The distal end of the corpus spongiosum is known as what?
- A.
Gand penis
- B.
Glans penis
- C.
The helmet
- D.
Buck's helm
- 14.The margin of the Glans penis is called what?
- A.
The metus
- B.
Meatus
- C.
Corona
- D.
Ridge of glans
- 15.The terminal slit at the end of the glans penis is known as?
- A.
External urethral orifice
- B.
Distal urethra
- C.
The opening of hiss
- 16.What covers the glans penis?
- A.
Forcup
- B.
Foreskin
- C.
Prepuce
- D.
Penile ridge
- 17.What is the foreskin/prepuce formed from?
- A.
The penile skin
- B.
The glans penis
- C.
The clitorus
- 18.What are the functions of the penis?
- A.
Passageway for semen
- B.
Excretion of urine
- C.
Sexual organ
- D.
A passageway for sertoli
- 19.What dilates, and what constricts during a erection?
- A.
Penile arteries, renal veins
- B.
Renal veins, penile arteries
- C.
Veins, arteries
- D.
Penile arteries, veins
- 20.Why do the veins constrict?
- A.
To slow blood inflow
- B.
To speed blood outflow
- C.
To slow blood outflow
- 21.What is an emission?
- A.
The enlargement of the urethral passageway for the sperm
- B.
The sperm being ejaculated
- C.
A small discharge of semen, may happen at night
- 22.What causes an emission?
- A.
Contractions of the vas deferens
- B.
Contractions of the seminal vesicles
- C.
Contractions of the ejaculatory ducts
- D.
Contractions of the prostate
- E.
Sexual ejaculations
- 23.Can Emissions happen while you sleep?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 24.What is the Raphe?
- A.
The midline of the butt
- B.
A line marking the separation of the two hemiscrotums
- C.
A line dividing the testis into left and right portions
- 25.The Scrotal sac is divided by a septum called the scrotal septum and it is composed of what?
- A.
Dartos muscle
- B.
Dartos fascia
- C.
Scrotal tissue
- D.
Raphe
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