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| this is composed of three cylindical columns of erectile tissue. |
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| this is a flold of the foreskin extending from the urethral meatus ventrally |
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| this is a loose protective sac, which is continuation of the abdominal wall. the wall consists of thin skin lying in folds or rugae |
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| this contols the size of the scotum by responding to ambient temperature. this is to keep the testes at 3 degrees below abdominal temp, the best temperature for producing sperm. |
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| these produce the sperm. have a solid oval shape which is compressed laterally and measures 4-5 cm long . the left one is lower than the right because of the left spermatic cord is longer |
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| this is a markedly coiled duct system and the amin storage site for sperm |
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| theses are the lower part of the epididymis, this duct approximates with other vessels to form the spermatic cord |
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| this ascens along the posterior border of the testis and runs through the tunnel of the inguinal canal into the abdomen. |
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| groin, is the juncture of the lower abdominal wall and the thigh. |
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| a narrow tunnel passing obliquely between layers of abdominal muscle. it is 4-6 cm long in adult |
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| frequency, urgency, nocturia, dysuria, hesitancy and straining, urine color, |
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| straining, loss of fore and decreased caliber, terminal dribbling, sense of residual urine, |
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| loss of urine without warning |
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| sudden loss, as with acute cystitis |
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| loss of urine with physcial strain due to weakness of sphincters |
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| princles of interviewing adolescent male patients |
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- ask questions that seem appropriate for boys age
- ask direct matter of fact questions avoid sounding judgemental
- try the ubiquity approach "when did you" ralther than "do you"
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| unable to retract the forskin |
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| unable to return the foreskin to original position |
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| ventral location of meatus |
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| dorsal location of meatus |
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perform if you note a sweling or mass, darken the room shine a strong flashligh from behind the srotal contents normal scrotal contents do not transilluminate
serous fluid does show as a red glow, hydrocele or spermatocele |
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Timing, one a month
Shower, warm water relaxes scrotal sac
Examinae, check for changes report immediately |
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| pain with straining, soft swelling that increases with increased intrabdominal pressure, most common, cause is congenital or acquired |
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| directly behind and through external inguinal ring, above inguinal ligament, usually painless, round sewlling close to the pubis. less common, cause acquired weakness brough on by heavy lifting, muscle atrophy obesity |
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through femoral ring and canal
pain may be severe, may become strangulated, less common, more common in women, acquired due to increased abdominal pressure, muscle weakness or frequent stooping |
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| look at page 733-738 for all the abnormalities :) |
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| A. often young men your age.. |
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which of the following introdcutions would be the best way to start your question when interiewing an adolescent?
A. often young men your age..
B I worry that you might
C. do you...
D you dont..do you? |
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| A. elimination (urination) |
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which of the follwoing topics would be least embarrassing to male patients?
A. elimination (urination)
B. sexual function
C. reproduction
D. sexually transmitted infection exposure
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