Which of the following can cause erectile difficulties? |
All of these. |
Gynecomastia is |
a swelling or enlargement of male breasts. |
The point at which a man knows he can no longer stop himself from ejaculating is called |
ejaculatory inevitability. |
Oral stimulation of the anus is referred to colloquially as |
rimming. |
Gynecomastia refers to an abnormal swelling of the scrotal sac. |
False |
Sperm account for up to 10% of the total volume of semen. |
False |
Which of the following events does NOT occur during the emission phase of ejaculation? |
The cremaster muscles relax. |
Men have regular fluctuations of hormone levels during a 24-hour period. |
True |
Which of the following is NOT a reason for erection of the penis? |
hypersensitivity erectile dysfunction |
Sperm contributes the X or Y chromosome to produce either a female or a male child. |
True |
If a man occasionally fails to maintain an erection when he wants to, he is |
the same as most men. |
The homologous organ to the prostate gland is the |
Skene’s glands. |
Since urine and semen both pass through the urethra, |
the urinary duct is blocked when the penis is erect. |
On average, the volume of semen which is ejaculated is about |
one teaspoon. |
Beneath the foreskin are glands which produce |
smegma. |
Males have breasts. |
True |
What structure is located in front of the rectum? |
prostate gland |
Inside each testicle are approximately 1,000 tiny compressed tubes where sperm production takes place. These are called __________________. |
seminiferous tubules |
All of the following are male reproductive hormones EXCEPT |
prolactin. |
Which expression most accurately describes the male and female sexual response cycles? |
They are roughly the same. |
What part of a male’s penis is permanently removed in circumcision? |
the prepuce |
Which muscle causes the testes to be drawn closer to the body? |
cremaster |
Which of the following is NOT true about testosterone? |
There are unusually high levels of testosterone among lesbian women. |
The two external structures of the male sexual anatomy are the |
penis and the scrotum. |
Which of the following is NOT responsible for pulling the penis closer to the body, hence decreasing its size? |
REM sleep |
In all men, the glans is protected by the |
None of the above. |
According to your text, what overall statement can be made about the sexual and reproductive health needs of men? |
They have received little attention. |
When a boy is circumcised, the |
prepuce is removed. |
Ejaculation and orgasm always occur simultaneously. |
False |
Ancient Egyptians believed that _______________ of their leaders were/was especially powerful. |
blood from the penises |
The skin of the _____________ is more heavily pigmented than skin elsewhere on the body. |
scrotum |
Which hormone is made by BOTH sexes? In men it is produced in the testes and in women mostly by the adrenal glands and ovaries. |
testosterone |
How long does it take for sperm to form in the seminiferous tubules? |
64-72 days |
In men, which hormone stimulates sperm production in the testes? |
testosterone |
Men do not enjoy being on the receiving end of anal play. |
False |
The homologous organ to the labia majora is the |
scrotum. |
According to the author of your text, those who appear to really suffer the most from penis envy are |
men. |
In men, which hormone triggers the pituitary gland during sperm production? |
GnRH |
The two columns of erectile tissue which run along the front surface of the penis are called the |
corpora cavernosa. |
The phase after orgasm during which men are not capable of having an ejaculation is called |
the refractory period. |
A vasectomy does not affect a man’s ability to ejaculate. |
True |
A healthy male will produce __________ of sperm every day. |
several hundred million |
What is cut in male sterilization? |
the vas deferens |
At the point of ejaculatory inevitability, semen is briefly entrapped in the urethral bulb. |
True |
Which of the following is NOT an internal structure? |
scrotum |
There is a direct relationship between the size of a man’s penis and his ability to have sexual intercourse or satisfy his partner. |
False |
Franz is diagnosed as having retrograde ejaculation. This means that |
semen passes into his bladder rather than out of his urethra. |
Smegma is produced by small glands beneath the foreskin. |
True |
The function of semen is to nourish sperm and provide them with a hospitable environment and means of transport. |
True |
Which of the following is NOT an aspect of the male orgasm? |
the release of urine |
About one tablespoon of semen is ejaculated at one time. |
False |
Men spend an average of ______ years being sexually active and unmarried. |
10 |
Male and female reproductive structures |
develop from the same embryonic tissue. |
Testosterone is an androgen. |
True |
The scrotum is |
the pouch that holds the testicles. |
In men, which hormone increases sperm motility? |
relaxin |
Retrograde ejaculation is ejaculation prior to emission. |
False |
All of the following are parts of the penis EXCEPT the |
bone. |
Testosterone can be made in all of the following organs EXCEPT________. |
pituitary glands |
Some men find that strengthening the muscles that surround the penis by doing Kegel exercises can produce a more intense orgasm. |
True |
The thick, clear fluid that often appears on the tip of the penis before ejaculation is produced by the |
Cowper’s glands. |
Advocates for circumcision suggest that permanent disfigurement caused by removal of the foreskin is necessary because males are incapable of good personal hygiene. |
True |
All of the following structures contribute to the fluids that make up semen EXCEPT the |
Leydig cells. |
When a penis is erect, it always means that the man is sexually excited. |
False |
When flaccid, the average length of a penis is __________ inches long. |
about 3 |
How many stages are involved in ejaculation? |
2 |
It is believed that the purpose of the secretions of the Cowper’s glands is to |
buffer the acidic environment of the urethra. |
The frenulum is |
the triangular area on the underside of the penis. |
The homologous organ to the glans penis is the |
glans clitoris |
The surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis is called |
circumcision. |
A steroid hormone synthesized from cholesterol that triggers the production of sperm is |
testosterone. |
In men, which hormone triggers secondary sex characteristics to develop and sperm production? |
testosterone |
_____________ is the process by which semen is forcibly expelled from the penis. |
Ejaculation |
The seminal vesicles secrete a fluid that makes up about ____ of seminal fluid. |
60% |
Orgasm and ejaculation |
do not always occur simultaneously. |
The determining factor in the sex of a zygote comes from |
the sperm. |
Throughout the world, the erect penis is a symbol of |
aggression and power. |
The urethra transports both semen and urine through the penis. |
True |
In the United States, many male infants routinely have a portion of their penises permanently cut off shortly after birth. |
True |
Orgasm does not always occur with ejaculation. |
True |
Spermatogenesis takes place in the seminal vesicles. |
False |
The _______ suspend(s) the testicles in the scrotal sac and contain(s) the vas deferentia. |
spermatic cords |
The bulbourethral glands are also known as |
Cowper’s glands. |
An erection cannot be consciously willed because it is controlled by the sympathetic nervous system. |
False |
The part of the penis that may be most sensitive to stimulation is the |
glans. |
Studies have compared men and women and found that both have cycles that are subject to changes in mood and behavior patterns. In men, these can be attributed to |
Researchers are not certain. |
The generic and inclusive term for the male hormones is |
androgens. |
Which of the following is part of the penis? |
corpus spongiosum |
The prostate gland secretes a fluid that makes up about _________ of seminal fluid. |
30-35% |
The average unaroused penis is slightly less than three inches long. |
True |
_____________ is the process by which semen is forcibly expelled from the penis |
Ejaculation |
A triangular area of sensitive skin that attaches to the glans of the foreskin is called the |
frenulum. |
David is swimming in a cold swimming pool. His scrotum is likely to be |
wrinkled and shrunken in appearance. |
The expression "blue balls" refers to |
discomfort in the testicles from intense sexual arousal without ejaculation. |
For uncircumcised men, an important aspect of sexual hygiene involves |
washing beneath the foreskin. |
One safe way to determine whether a man’s erectile difficulties are a result of physical problems is to: |
determine if he has normal erections during sleep. |
Which of the following is NOT a function of the seminal fluid? |
to produce sperm |
Steven often becomes sexually aroused but frequently does not ejaculate. How would this affect his general health? |
It wouldn’t; there is no harm to a man’s health if he does not ejaculate. |
A major difference between men and women in the sexual response cycle is that: |
after reaching orgasm, men are not able to ejaculate for some time, but women can experience multiple orgasms in quick succession. |
Gynecomastia, the swelling or enlargement of the male breast: |
is a normal response to hormonal changes in adolescence. |
The external male sexual structures are the penis and the: |
scrotum. |
Testosterone is considered the most important male hormone because: |
triggers sperm production and regulates the sex drive. |
The word "penis" is derived from the Latin word for: |
tail. |
When not aroused, the average size of a penis is: |
3 inches long. |
How often does spermatogeneis—the production of sperm—occur? |
every day for a healthy postpubescent male |
Assuming sexual intercourse occurs between a man and a woman, whose chromosomes would determine the offspring’s sex? |
the man’s |
Although a problematic solution, the most effective means for stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS is: |
sexual abstinence. |
The male reproductive glands, which produce sperm and hormones, are the: |
testes. |
Although the text suggests that the primary reasons for circumcising the penis are tradition and religious beliefs, the uncircumcised penis: |
can accumulate smegma and become infected. |
Adam had a vasectomy. We would expect that he will no longer: |
transmit sperm to his sex partner. |
Men and women are both subject to cyclical changes in mood and behavior patterns. |
True |
The external male sexual structures are the penis and the scrotum. |
True |
Testosterone is produced by men, not by women. |
False |
Testosterone replacement therapy is commonly prescribed as a safe treatment for men who suffer from erectile problems. |
False |
Circumcision is a harmful procedure that should be discontinued. |
False |
Wet dreams are a sign of sexual abnormality. |
False |
Men are as able as women to experience multiple orgasms. |
False |
The man’s urethra is a passageway for urine and semen. |
True |
Only women use Kegel exercises to strengthen genital muscles. |
False |
If the condition known as cryptorchidism is not corrected before puberty, sperm are unlikely to mature. |
True |
Biology of Human Sexuality- Chapter 4
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