Medical Terminology -- Male Reproductive System
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Med. Term. 2 Final Study -- In Chabner: The Language of Medicine
- 1.Undescended testicles
- A.
Anorchism
- B.
Phimosis
- C.
Epispadias
- D.
Cryptorchism
- E.
Orchiotomy
- 2.Benign prostatic hyperplasia is characterized by
- A.
Adenocarcinoma of the prostate
- B.
Hydrocele
- C.
Urinary incontinence
- D.
Varicocele
- E.
Overgrowth of glandular tissue
- 3.Congenital condition of the male urethra
- A.
Hypospadias
- B.
Hydrocele
- C.
Circumcision
- D.
Varicocele
- E.
Phimosis
- 4.A gland below the bladder and surrounding the urethra
- A.
Bartholin
- B.
Prostate
- C.
Vas deferens
- D.
Bulbourethral
- E.
Seminal vesicle
- 5.A spermolytic substance
- A.
Is used for benign prostatic hyperplasia
- B.
Produces sperm cells
- C.
Destroys sperm cells
- D.
Increases potency
- E.
Is produced by the testes
- 6.Orchiopexy
- A.
Removal of the prepuce
- B.
Incision and removal of a piece of the vas deferens
- C.
Prolapse of a testicle
- D.
Fixation of an undescended testicle
- E.
Removal of a testicle
- 7.Non-gonococcal urethritis is most often caused by
- A.
Prostatitis
- B.
Castration
- C.
Herpes genitalis
- D.
Syphilis
- E.
Chlamydial infection
- 8.Treating tissue with cold temperatures is called
- A.
Cryogenic surgery
- B.
Claudatation Surgery
- C.
Curettage
- D.
Ejaculation
- E.
Purulent
- 9.Glands that secrete semen (Proper Spelling)
- A.
Bulboureteral
- B.
Bulbourethral
- C.
Bolboureteral
- D.
Bolbureteral
- E.
Bulborethral
- 10.Tubules that produce sperm (Proper Spelling)
- A.
Semeninferious
- B.
Semeniferious
- C.
Seminiferous
- D.
Seminefarous
- E.
Semenifierous
- 11.Tissue that produces sperm cells
- A.
Ureters
- B.
Endometrium
- C.
Urethra
- D.
Interstitial
- E.
Seminiferous tubules
- 12.Carcinoma of the testes (Proper Spelling)
- A.
Embryonal
- B.
Embrional
- C.
Enbryonal
- D.
Embryonil
- E.
Embryionol
- 13.Pus-filled (Proper Spelling)
- A.
Pureulent
- B.
Purulent
- C.
Pureulant
- D.
Purulant
- E.
Purrulent
- 14.Hair-like tail region of the sperm is called
- A.
Cilia
- B.
Sperm head
- C.
Flagellum
- D.
Fimbriae
- E.
Calyx
- 15.A chancre is the primary lesion in which of the following conditions
- A.
Syphilis
- B.
Gonorrhea
- C.
Genital herpes
- D.
Non-gonococcal urethritis
- E.
HIV
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