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Three cylindrical bodies of erectile tissue 2 corpora cavernosa, 1 corpus spongiosum
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Region of fibromuscular tissue (not zone as minimal glandular tissue) Anterior Region
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Where does testicular and scrotal lymph drain aortic (lumbar) nodes
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Arteries Artery to vas deferens, superior vesicle
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3 Nerves of Spermatic cord Autonomic
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Importance of linea alba avascular so used by surgeons
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Parts of root of penis bulb, crura
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What covers the bulb bulbospongiosus muscle
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Prostate zone that surrounds ejaculatory duct and site of rare cancers Central Zone
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Arteries Cremasteric artery, inferior epigastric artery
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Internal oblique equivalent Cremasteric muscle
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Camper + Scarpa fascia equivalent Dartos fascia
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What structure of the scrotal sac wrinkles in the cold? Dartos fascia
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Why are most varicocele on the left pampiniform venous plexus drains into left renal vein not IVC at an angle
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What becomes the femoral artery and vein after passing under what external iliac artery and vein, inguinal ligament
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Muscles of anterior abdominal wall (3 flat equivalents of intercostal thorax muscles) External oblique
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External oblique equivalent External spermatic fascia
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Layers of superficial fascia of anterior abdominal wall(contains fat, veins + nerves) Fatty Camper's fascia
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Nerve + innervation Genital branch of genitofemoral nerve, cremasteric muscle
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What guides the testes from the posterior abdo wall to the labioscrotal swelling? Gubernaculum and process vaginalis
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Direction 3 horizontally
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Nerve (travels with cord) + innervation ilioinguinal nerve, ab wall muscles
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Bulbourethral glands location inferior to prostate
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Direction of fibres in these inferomedially hands in pockets
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Muscles of anterior abdominal wall 2 Internal oblique
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Transversalis fascia equivalent Internal spermatic fascia
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What covers the crus ischicavernosus muscle
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What produces androgens Leydig cells
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Others Lymphatics
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Layers of superficial fascia Membranous scarpa's fascia
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Bulbourethral gland function Mucous production - lubricates and neutralises urine for semen passage
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Transversus abdominus muscle equivalent none
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Others (controls temperature) pampiniform plexus
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Most common site of prostate cancer Peripheral Zone
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Point, shoot, score; nerve for erection PNS pelvic splanchnic nerves s2-s4
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Parts of Male urethra from bladder to toilet prostatic part, membranous part, spongy parts
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What are the left and right crura attached to Pubic bone
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Muscles in rectus sheath rectus abdominis, pyramidalis
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What produces 70% semen and what produces 20% of it? Seminal vesicles, prostate gland
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What is responsible for spermatozoa production Seminiferous tubules
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Skin layer of ant. abdo wall - equivalent in Testes + Spermatic Cord Skin
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Point, shoot, score; nerve for emission SNS lower lumbar and sacral splanchnic nerves via hypogastric nerve
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Point, shoot, score; nerve for ejaculation Somatic: pudendal nerve S2-S4
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Where is the vas deferens in reference to the ureter and bladder superior to ureter, superolateral bladder surface
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Direction 2 superomedially hands in armpits
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3 Arteries of Spermatic cord and origin Testicular artery, abdominal aorta
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Prostate zone that surrounds urethra and site of BPH Transitional Zone
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In what does the deep inguinal ring open Transversalis Fascia
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Muscles of anterior abdominal wall 3 Transversus abdominis
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Parietal Peritoneum equivalent Tunica Vaginalis around testes
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Female equivalent of inferior vesicle artery vaginal artery
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3 Others Vas/ductus deferens
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