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Medical Terminology module 9
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Genitoury Tract Ans: Organ system made up of the organs
related to the production and excretion of urine, as well as
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organs related to reproduction
genit/o Ans: reproduction
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andr/o Ans: Reproductive systems include both internal and
external
testis Ans: male reproductive organ that produces sperm and
hormones... testes are small,smooth,oval-shaped,paired
glands.
Scrotum Ans: a pouch of skin suspended between thighs
perineum Ans: external region between the anus and scrotum
in the male(Dimond shaped area)
seminiferous tubules Ans: Each Testis is divided into 200 or
more cone shaped lobules that contain tiny coiled tubes
formation Ans: Genesis
Formation and development of sperm cells occurs where?
Ans: Along lining of tubules they are parenchyma because
they are essential work of the testes
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Interstitial (Leydig) cells Ans: produce testosterone, type of
cell that forms connective and supportive tissue
Spermatogenesis Ans: Production and development of sperm
cells
seminal vesicles Ans: 2 sac like structures that lie between
the bladder and rectum they secret a thick, yellowish
substance that serves to nourish the sperm and together w/
sperm cells and secretions from prostate form seminal fluid
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Epididymis Ans: A long, coiled duct on the outside of the
testis in which sperm mature.
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ejaculatory duct Ans: Short tubes begin at base of prostate
gland, and end in prostatic portion of urethra
prostate gland Ans: lies under the bladder near the rectal wall
exorine glands Ans: Approximately the size of chestnut
bulbourethral glands Ans: the two round, pea-sized glands
below the prostate secrete a fluid into urethra that helps
transport sperm and contribute to survival of male sex cells
Penis Ans: contains urethra which serves passageway for
semen during ejaculation and for urinary elimination its
structure consists 3 cylindrical masses of erectile tissue; one
mass surrounds urethra, the outermost mass is covered with
skin, and GLANS PENIS- which is an overlap of erectile tissue at
the tip of the organ forms slightly bulging structure
prepuce Ans: foreskin; loose casing that covers the glans
penis; removed by circumcision
Medical Terminology module 9
Questions and Answers (100%
Correct Answers) Already Graded A+
Genitoury Tract Ans: Organ system made up of the organs
related to the production and excretion of urine, as well as
© 2026 Assignment
organs related to reproduction
genit/o Ans: reproduction
Guru01 - Stuvia
Expert
andr/o Ans: Reproductive systems include both internal and
external
testis Ans: male reproductive organ that produces sperm and
hormones... testes are small,smooth,oval-shaped,paired
glands.
Scrotum Ans: a pouch of skin suspended between thighs
perineum Ans: external region between the anus and scrotum
in the male(Dimond shaped area)
seminiferous tubules Ans: Each Testis is divided into 200 or
more cone shaped lobules that contain tiny coiled tubes
formation Ans: Genesis
Formation and development of sperm cells occurs where?
Ans: Along lining of tubules they are parenchyma because
they are essential work of the testes
, 2
Interstitial (Leydig) cells Ans: produce testosterone, type of
cell that forms connective and supportive tissue
Spermatogenesis Ans: Production and development of sperm
cells
seminal vesicles Ans: 2 sac like structures that lie between
the bladder and rectum they secret a thick, yellowish
substance that serves to nourish the sperm and together w/
sperm cells and secretions from prostate form seminal fluid
© 2026 Assignment
Epididymis Ans: A long, coiled duct on the outside of the
testis in which sperm mature.
Guru01 - Stuvia
Expert
ejaculatory duct Ans: Short tubes begin at base of prostate
gland, and end in prostatic portion of urethra
prostate gland Ans: lies under the bladder near the rectal wall
exorine glands Ans: Approximately the size of chestnut
bulbourethral glands Ans: the two round, pea-sized glands
below the prostate secrete a fluid into urethra that helps
transport sperm and contribute to survival of male sex cells
Penis Ans: contains urethra which serves passageway for
semen during ejaculation and for urinary elimination its
structure consists 3 cylindrical masses of erectile tissue; one
mass surrounds urethra, the outermost mass is covered with
skin, and GLANS PENIS- which is an overlap of erectile tissue at
the tip of the organ forms slightly bulging structure
prepuce Ans: foreskin; loose casing that covers the glans
penis; removed by circumcision
