Medical Terminology Week 13 Assignment

Use orchid/o (testis [plural, testes]) to build words that mean: 1. inflammation of the testes: orchiditis 2. prolapse or downward displacement of the testes: orchidoptosis Use balan/o (glans penis) to build words that mean: 3. flow or discharge of the glans penis: balanorrhea 4. hernia, swelling of the glans penis: balanocele Use spermat/o to build words that mean: 5. sperm cell: spermatocyte 6. embryonic sperm (cell): spermatoblast 7. swelling or hernia (containing) sperm: spermatocele Use prostat/o to build words that mean: 8. pain of the prostate: prostatalgia or prostatodynia 9. discharge of the prostate: prostatorrhea 10. enlargement of the prostate: prostatomegaly 11. stone or calculus of the prostate: prostatolith Use the sufÏx -spadias (slit, fissure) to build words that mean: 12. fissure under (ventrum of the penis): hypospadias 13. fissure above (dorsum of the penis): hyperspadias Use vesicul/o (seminal vesicle) to build words that mean: 14. inflammation of the seminal vesicle: vesiculitis 15. process of recording the seminal vesicle: vesiculography Use gonad/o (gonads, sex glands) to build a word that means: 16. disease of the gonads Build surgical words that mean: gonadopathy 17. surgical repair of glans penis: balanoplasty 18. excision of (a segment of the) vas deferens: vasectomy 19. surgical repair of the scrotum: scrotoplasty 20. suture of the perineum perineorrhaphy Match the terms with the definitions in the numbered list. anorchidism balanitis chancre chlamydia condyloma cryptorchidism epididymitis epispadias gynecomastia herpes hydrocele hypogonadism hypospadias leukorrhea phimosis priapism prostatitis sterility testicular torsion varicocele 1. white discharge commonly associated with gonorrhea: leukorrhea 2. STI that causes blisterlike lesions in the genital area: herpes 3. failure of the testicles to descend into the scrotum before birth: cryptorchidism 4. condition where the urethra opens on the underside of the penis: hypospadias 5. stenosis of the foreskin so that it cannot be drawn over the glans: phimosis 6. swelling and distention of the spermatic cord veins: varicocele 7. condition where the urethra opens on the dorsum of the penis: epispadias 8. twisting of the testicle within the scrotum: testicular torsion 9. wart located in the genital area: condyloma 10. condition of the absence of (one or both) testicles: anorchidism 11. inflammation of the glans penis: balanitis 12. persistent, painful erection lasting more than 4 hours: priapism 13. inflammation of the prostate: prostatitis 14. inflammation of the epididymis: epididymitis 15. inability to produce offspring: sterility 16. fluid in the sac surrounding the testes, causing swelling in the scrotum: hydrocele 17. common STI called “silent disease” because symptoms are mild or absent: chlamydia 18. syphilitic lesion found in primary syphilis: chancre 19. decrease in hormones produced by the sex glands: hypogonadism 20. enlargement of breast tissue associated with testicular cancer: gynecomastia Match the terms with the definitions in the numbered list. Androgens antiandrogens antivirals BPH circumcision cryosurgery HPV orchiopexy PSA scrotal semen analysis TURP urethroplasty Vasectomy vasovasostomy 1. test used to evaluate fertility or verify sterilization after vasectomy: semen analysis 2. agents used to increase testosterone levels: androgens 3. US procedure to assess the testicles, epididymis, and vas deferens for abnormalities: scrotal 4. freezing technique used to destroy cancer: cryosurgery 5. male sterilization procedure: vasectomy 6. surgical repair of the urethra to relieve a stricture or narrowing: urethroplasty 7. reversal of a vasectomy: vasovasostomy 8. agents that suppress the production of an androgen: antiandrogens 9. excision of the prostate through the urethra: TURP 10. blood test to detect prostate disorders, especially cancer: PSA 11. medications used to treat recurrent herpes: antivirals 12. fixation of the testes in the scrotum: orchiopexy 13. removal of the foreskin from the glans: circumcision 14. virus causing genital warts: HPV 15. nonmalignant enlargement of the prostate that is usually associated with aging: BPH Critical Thinking Review Consultation Report: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia to answer the questions. 1. What is the reason for the present admission? The reason for the present admission is the left inguinal hernia repair and the right ventral hernia repair. 2. What occurred when the physician removed the Foley catheter? When the physician removed the Foley catheter the patient complained of dysuria, frequency and the feeling of incomplete emptying with a weak stream. 3. What did the patient’s previous history indicate regarding these symptoms? The patient’s previous history indicated that he had a history of hesitancy, a weak stream, and voiding every 2-3 hours. 4. Why was it difÏcult to assess for bladder distention? It was difÏcult to assess for bladder distention because the incision lies over the bladder area. 5. Was there a definitive diagnosis identified in the impression? The impression indicates questionable urine retention. 6. What procedure will the physician perform if the patient has difÏculty voiding? The procedure that the physician will perform if the patient has difÏculty voiding is to catheterize the patient.