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An androgen:
A) Luteinizing hormone
B) Estrogen
C) Testosterone
D) Progesterone
E) HCG
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C) Testosterone
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Foreskin
A) Glans penis
B) Perineum
C) Prepuce
D) Scrotum
E) Phimosis
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C) Prepuce
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Testicular carcinoma:
A) Seminoma
B) PID
C) BPH
D) Chlamydia
E) Hypernephroma
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A) Seminoma
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Undescended testicles:
A) Phimosis
B) Orchiotomy
C) Cryptorchism
D) Anorchism
E) Epispadias
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C) Cryptorchism
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The sac containing the male gonad:
A) Epididymis
B) Perineum
C) Peritoneum
D) Scrotum
E) Seminal vesicle
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D) Scrotum
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Swollen, twisted veins near the testes:
A) Hydrocele
B) Varicocele
C) Herpes genitalis
D) Hypospadias
E) Testicular torsion
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B) Varicocele
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Tissue that produces sperm cells:
A) Ureters
B) Seminiferous tubules
C) Urethra
D) Endometrium
E) Interstitial
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B) Seminiferous tubules
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A spermolytic substance:
A) Is used for benign prostatic hyperplasia
B) Destroys sperm cells
C) Is produced by the testes
D) Produces sperm cells
E) Increases potency
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B) Destroys sperm cells
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Hair-like tail region of the sperm is called:
A) Calyx
B) Flagellum
C) Fimbriae
D) Sperm head
E) Cilia
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B) Flagellum
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Orchiopexy:
A) Incision and removal of a piece of the vas deferens
B) Removal of the prepuce
C) Prolapse of a testicle
D) Fixation of an undescended testicle
E) Removal of a testicle
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D) Fixation of an undescended testicle
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A chancre is the primary lesion in which of the following conditions?
A) Syphilis
B) Pelvic inflammatory disease
C) Gonorrhea
D) Non-gonococcal urethritis
E) Genital herpes
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A) Syphilis
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Sterilization procedure:
A) Left orchiectomy
B) TURP
C) Orchiotomy
D) Circumcision
E) Vasectomy
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E) Vasectomy
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Which of the following is not an STI:
A) Gonorrhea
B) Syphilis
C) HSV
D) BPH
E) Chlamydia
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D) BPH
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia is characterized by:
A) Hydrocele
B) Adenocarcinoma of the prostate
C) Urinary incontinence
D) Varicocele
E) Overgrowth of glandular tissue
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E) Overgrowth of glandular tissue
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Male castration would result from which of the following operations?
A) Unilateral orchidectomy
B) Bilateral orchiectomy
C) Vasectomy
D) Bilateral oophorectomy
E) TURP
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B) Bilateral orchiectomy
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Tube that leads from the epididymis to the urethra:
A) Bulbourethral duct
B) Ureter
C) Seminiferous tubule
D) Cowper duct
E) Vas deferens
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E) Vas deferens
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Nongonococcal urethritis is most often caused by:
A) Castration
B) Prostatitis
C) Herpes genitalis
D) Syphilis
E) Chlamydial infection
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E) Chlamydial infection
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Parenchymal tissue in the testes:
A) Seminiferous tubules
B) Vas deferens
C) Connective tissue
D) Interstitial tissue
E) Bulbourethral fluid
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A) Seminiferous tubules
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A gland below the bladder and surrounding the urethra:
A) Seminal vesicle
B) Bulbourethral
C) Vas deferens
D) Prostate
E) Bartholin
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D) Prostate
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Congenital condition of the male urethra:
A) Circumcision
B) Hydrocele
C) Phimosis
D) Varicocele
E) Hypospadias
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E) Hypospadias
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Testosterone is produced by:
A) Cowper glands
B) Prostate gland
C) Seminal vesicles
D) Interstitial cells of the testes
E) Seminiferous tubules
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D) Interstitial cells of the testes
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Treating tissue with cold temperatures is called:
A) Purulent
B) Cryogenic surgery
C) Curettage
D) Aspiration
E) Ejaculation
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B) Cryogenic surgery
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Inflammation of the glans penis:
A) Varicocele
B) Hydrocele
C) Orchitis
D) Epididymitis
E) Balanitis
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E) Balanitis
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The male gonad:
A) Epididymis
B) Penis
C) Testis
D) Sperm cell
E) Scrotum
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C) Testis
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Congenital absence of a testicle:
A) Oligospermia
B) Azoospermia
C) Cryptorchism
D) Aspermia
E) Anorchism
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E) Anorchism
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