Question 1

Which of the following statements isTrue about testicular cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) It is generally fatal. 
B) The survival rate before the cancer has spread beyond the testes is about 50%. 
C) Generally, the prognosis is quite favorable. 
D) It is usually treated with strong steroids, which arrest the spread of the cancer. 
A) It is generally fatal. 
B) The survival rate before the cancer has spread beyond the testes is about 50%. 
C) Generally, the prognosis is quite favorable. 
D) It is usually treated with strong steroids, which arrest the spread of the cancer. C

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) Urinary frequency 
B) Blood in the stools 
C) Pain in the lower back 
D) Painful urination 
A) Urinary frequency 
B) Blood in the stools 
C) Pain in the lower back 
D) Painful urination B

Question 3

List the names and functions of the two external male sex organs.

Accepted Answer

The two external male sex organs are the penis and the scrotum.

1. Penis: The primary function of the penis is to deliver sperm into the female reproductive tract during sexual intercourse. It is also involved in the excretion of urine from the body. The penis is composed of three columns of erectile tissue that allow it to become erect during sexual arousal, facilitating the process of copulation.

2. Scrotum: The scrotum is a sac-like structure that hangs below the penis and contains the testes (testicles), which are the male gonads. The main function of the scrotum is to regulate the temperature of the testes, keeping them slightly cooler than the rest of the body. This temperature regulation is crucial for the production and maintenance of viable sperm. The scrotum also acts as a protective covering for the testes.

Question 4

Which of the following correctly lists the parts of a man's penis from the top (furthest from his body) to the bottom (where the penis connects to his body)?

Accepted Answer

A) Glans, meatus, corona, root, shaft 
B) Glans, corona, shaft, meatus, root 
C) Corona, glans, meatus, shaft, root 
D) Meatus, glans, corona, shaft, root 
A) Glans, meatus, corona, root, shaft 
B) Glans, corona, shaft, meatus, root 
C) Corona, glans, meatus, shaft, root 
D) Meatus, glans, corona, shaft, root

Question 5

The average erect penis is about

Accepted Answer

A) 3-4 inches in length. 
B) 4-6 inches in length. 
C) 5-7 inches in length. 
D) 6-8 inches in length. 
A) 3-4 inches in length. 
B) 4-6 inches in length. 
C) 5-7 inches in length. 
D) 6-8 inches in length.

Question 6

Priapism may become a medical emergency if

Accepted Answer

A) fibrous tissue continues to build up at the end of the penile shaft. 
B) erection continues beyond six hours. 
C) too much sperm enters the bladder. 
D) the curvature of the penis prevents comfortable intercourse. 
A) fibrous tissue continues to build up at the end of the penile shaft. 
B) erection continues beyond six hours. 
C) too much sperm enters the bladder. 
D) the curvature of the penis prevents comfortable intercourse.

Question 7

What specific cultural belief may contribute to men experiencing Koro in certain cultures?

Accepted Answer

A) The fear that one's genitals are being consumed by negative energy 
B) The feared loss of male energy 
C) The belief that masturbation is sinful 
D) The fear of insulting the gods 
A) The fear that one's genitals are being consumed by negative energy 
B) The feared loss of male energy 
C) The belief that masturbation is sinful 
D) The fear of insulting the gods

Question 8

Painful erections due to excessive curvature of the penis is known as

Accepted Answer

A) priapism. 
B) phimosis. 
C) Peyronie's disease. 
D) retrograde ejaculation. 
A) priapism. 
B) phimosis. 
C) Peyronie's disease. 
D) retrograde ejaculation.

Question 9

The alkaline nature of prostate fluid

Accepted Answer

A) helps to neutralize the acidity of the vagina. 
B) help to neutralize the acidity of sperm. 
C) matches the alkalinity of the vagina. 
D) helps to activate the motility of sperm. 
A) helps to neutralize the acidity of the vagina. 
B) help to neutralize the acidity of sperm. 
C) matches the alkalinity of the vagina. 
D) helps to activate the motility of sperm.

Question 10

List two cancers that are only a concern for males.

Accepted Answer

Two cancers that are only a concern for

Question 11

Describe and evaluate two tests for prostate cancer.

Accepted Answer

1. Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test:

Question 12

When the foreskin does not retract from the glans, the condition is called

Accepted Answer

A) phimosis. 
B) urethritis. 
C) cremasteritis. 
D) frenulitis. 
A) phimosis. 
B) urethritis. 
C) cremasteritis. 
D) frenulitis.

Question 13

Which of the following components of ejaculate account for the LEAST amount of the total volume of ejaculate?

Accepted Answer

A) Sperm 
B) Prostate fluid 
C) Seminal vesicle fluid 
D) Cowper's glands' secretions 
A) Sperm 
B) Prostate fluid 
C) Seminal vesicle fluid 
D) Cowper's glands' secretions

Question 14

A blood test can help doctors assess a man's risk of prostate cancer by measuring his

Accepted Answer

A) level of trans-Wolffian antigen (TW
A) . 
B) level of progesterone-blocking antibodies (PB
A) . 
C) level of prostate-specific antigen (PS
A) . 
D) prostate fluid volume (PFV). 
A) level of trans-Wolffian antigen (TW
A) . 
B) level of progesterone-blocking antibodies (PB
A) . 
C) level of prostate-specific antigen (PS
A) . 
D) prostate fluid volume (PFV).

Question 15

"Hands off," or psychogenic, erections are possible with the help of the erection center in the ________ region of the spinal cord.

Accepted Answer

A) lumbar 
B) thoracic 
C) cervical 
D) sacral 
A) lumbar 
B) thoracic 
C) cervical 
D) sacral

Question 16

Sperm may find their way to the egg by specialized

Accepted Answer

A) touch receptors. 
B) smell receptors. 
C) light receptors. 
D) taste receptors. 
A) touch receptors. 
B) smell receptors. 
C) light receptors. 
D) taste receptors.

Question 17

Viable sperm cells may be carried by the Cowper's gland secretion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The thick clear fluid that appears on the tip of the penis during sexual arousal is produced by the

Accepted Answer

A) Cowper's gland. 
B) vas deferens. 
C) epididymis. 
D) prostate gland. 
A) Cowper's gland. 
B) vas deferens. 
C) epididymis. 
D) prostate gland.

Question 19

Outline the pros and cons in regards to current medical thinking about whether to administer the PSA test to men.

Accepted Answer

The current medical thinking about wheth

Question 20

The cheese-like, foul smelling secretion that can collect under the foreskin is called

Accepted Answer

A) crura. 
B) smegma. 
C) corona. 
D) prepuce. 
A) crura. 
B) smegma. 
C) corona. 
D) prepuce.

Which of the following statements isTrue about testicular cancer?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of prostate cancer?

List the names and functions of the two external male sex organs.

Which of the following correctly lists the parts of a man's penis from the top (furthest from his body) to the bottom (where the penis connects to his body)?

The average erect penis is about

Priapism may become a medical emergency if

What specific cultural belief may contribute to men experiencing Koro in certain cultures?

Painful erections due to excessive curvature of the penis is known as

The alkaline nature of prostate fluid

List two cancers that are only a concern for males.

Describe and evaluate two tests for prostate cancer.

When the foreskin does not retract from the glans, the condition is called

Which of the following components of ejaculate account for the LEAST amount of the total volume of ejaculate?

A blood test can help doctors assess a man's risk of prostate cancer by measuring his

"Hands off," or psychogenic, erections are possible with the help of the erection center in the ________ region of the spinal cord.

Sperm may find their way to the egg by specialized

Viable sperm cells may be carried by the Cowper's gland secretion.

The thick clear fluid that appears on the tip of the penis during sexual arousal is produced by the

Outline the pros and cons in regards to current medical thinking about whether to administer the PSA test to men.

The cheese-like, foul smelling secretion that can collect under the foreskin is called

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Exam 4: Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Which of the following statements isTrue about testicular cancer?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of prostate cancer?

List the names and functions of the two external male sex organs.

Which of the following correctly lists the parts of a man's penis from the top (furthest from his body) to the bottom (where the penis connects to his body)?

The average erect penis is about

Priapism may become a medical emergency if

What specific cultural belief may contribute to men experiencing Koro in certain cultures?

Painful erections due to excessive curvature of the penis is known as

The alkaline nature of prostate fluid

List two cancers that are only a concern for males.

Describe and evaluate two tests for prostate cancer.

When the foreskin does not retract from the glans, the condition is called

Which of the following components of ejaculate account for the LEAST amount of the total volume of ejaculate?

A blood test can help doctors assess a man's risk of prostate cancer by measuring his

"Hands off," or psychogenic, erections are possible with the help of the erection center in the ________ region of the spinal cord.

Sperm may find their way to the egg by specialized

Viable sperm cells may be carried by the Cowper's gland secretion.

The thick clear fluid that appears on the tip of the penis during sexual arousal is produced by the

Outline the pros and cons in regards to current medical thinking about whether to administer the PSA test to men.

The cheese-like, foul smelling secretion that can collect under the foreskin is called

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods in Human Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity, Gender Roles, and Gender Differences

Attraction and Lovebinding Forces

Relationships and Communication

Sexual Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

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