PATH 370 Pathophysiology Study Guide Chapter 31 – West Coast University
CHAPTER 31
1. Disruption of sympathetic genital innervation in males results in
a. infertility.
b. inability to achieve penile erection.
c. di
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PATH 370 Pathophysiology Study Guide Chapter 31 – West Coast University
CHAPTER 31
1. Disruption of sympathetic genital innervation in males results in
a. infertility.
b. inability to achieve penile erection.
c. disrupted ejaculation.
d. reduced testosterone production.
2. Impotence is rarely due to
a. drug side effects.
b. psychological factors.
c. primary causes.
d. vascular diseases.
3. Phimosis is a disorder of the penis characterized by
a. sustained, painful erection.
b. inability to retract the foreskin.
c. inability to achieve erection.
d. malpositioning of the urinary meatus.
4. Cryptorchidism is
a. associated with an increased incidence of testicular cancer.
b. an extremely uncommon disorder.
c. rarely treated.
d. a consequence of gonorrhea.
5. Sudden, severe testicular pain is indicative of
a. prostatitis.
b. testicular cancer.
c. testicular torsion.
d. epididymitis.
6. A progressive decrease in force of the urinary stream, dribbling of urine, and difficulty initiating the urinary stream are characteristic of
a. prostatitis.
b. urinary calculi.
c. bladder carcinoma.
d. prostatic enlargement.
7. Fluid collection surrounding the spermatic cord
a. Priapism
b. Peyronie disease
c. Hypospadias
d. Hydrocele
e. Spermatocele
8. Location of urethral meatus on ventral penis
a. Priapism
b. Peyronie disease
c. Hypospadias
d. Hydrocele
e. Spermatocele
9. Curvature of the penis from plaques on corpora cavernosa
a. Priapism
b. Peyronie disease
c. Hypospadias
d. Hydrocele
e. Spermatocele
10. Sperm-containing cyst on the testes
a. Priapism
b. Peyronie disease
c. Hypospadias
d. Hydrocele
e. Spermatocele
11. Prolonged, painful erection
a. Priapism
b. Peyronie disease
c. Hypospadias
d. Hydrocele
e. Spermatocele
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