SEM 1 : Genitourinary

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1. where does BPA occur

  • superficial lobe of the prostate
  • lateral lobe of the prostate
  • inferior lobe of the prostate
  • median lobe of the prostate
  • deep lobe of the prostate
  • superior lobe of the prostate
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2. what is the blood supply to the testes

  • testicular a. from external iliac
  • inf. vesicle a. from external iliac
  • ant.: external pudendal, post.: internal pudendal
  • ant.: sup. vesicle , post.: inf. vesicle
  • testicular a. from abdominal aorta
  • inf. vesicle a. from internal iliac

3. where is the epidymimus in relation to the testes

  • posturolateral
  • superiomedial
  • anteromedial
  • anterolateral
  • superior
  • inferiolateral

4. where is the bulbourethral glands of Cowper

  • ductus deferens
  • prostatic urethra
  • membranous urethra
  • seminal vesicles
  • penile urethra
  • testes

5. outline the flow of sperm

  • rete testes -> efferent tubules -> seminiferous tubules -> epidydimus -> vas deferens -> prostatic urethra -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts
  • seminiferous tubules -> efferent tubules -> rete testes -> epidydimus -> vas deferens -> prostatic urethra -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts
  • seminiferous tubules -> efferent tubules -> rete testes -> epidydimus -> vas deferens -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts -> prostatic urethra
  • seminiferous tubules -> rete testes -> efferent tubules ->epidydimus -> vas deferens -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts -> prostatic urethra
  • rete testes -> seminiferous tubules -> efferent tubules ->epidydimus -> vas deferens -> prostatic urethra -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts
  • rete testes -> seminiferous tubules -> efferent tubules ->epidydimus -> vas deferens -> (joins with seminal vesicle ducts) ejaculatory ducts -> prostatic urethra

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