MALE GENITALIA ABNORMALITIES

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What is a syphilitic chancre characterized by?

A small, silvery-white papule that develops into a painless red, oval ulceration.

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What is the initial presentation of herpes progenitalis?

Clusters of pimple-like, clear vesicles that erupt and become painful ulcers.

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What type of STI causes genital warts?

Genital warts are caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV).

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What is the appearance of cancer of the glans penis?

It appears as a hardened nodule or ulcer on the glans, and it is painless.

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What condition is described as the foreskin that cannot be retracted over the penis tip?

Phimosis.

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What happens in paraphimosis?

A retracted foreskin that causes venous congestion and edema of the foreskin.

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Where is the urethral meatus located in hypospadias?

Underneath the glans on the ventral side.

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What distinguishes episadias from other conditions?

The urethral meatus is located on the dorsal side of the glans.

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What does a hydrocele appear like?

As a swelling in the scrotum, usually painless and transilluminating.

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What is a key characteristic of a testicular tumor?

It initially presents as a small, firm, nontender nodule on the testis.

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What is cryptorchidism?

The failure of one or both testicles to descend into the scrotum.

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What can cause swelling and pain in orchitis?

It is associated frequently with mumps and presents with pain, heaviness, and fever.

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What indicates small testes in a patient?

Small (<3.5 cm) soft testes can indicate atrophy, while small (<2 cm) firm testes may suggest Klinefelter syndrome.

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What is torsion of the spermatic cord?

A very painful condition caused by twisting of the spermatic cord.

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What is a varicocele?

An abnormal dilation of veins in the spermatic cord, often described as feeling like a 'bag of worms'.

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How is a spermatocele characterized?

As a sperm-filled cystic mass located on the epididymis, which is nontender and movable.

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What are external hemorrhoids?

Painless papules caused by varicose veins that can be either internal or external.

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What is a perianal abscess?

A cavity of pus caused by infection in the skin around the anal opening, presenting with throbbing pain.

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What is an anal fissure?

Splits in the tissue of the anal canal, often associated with intense pain, itching, and bleeding.

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What characterizes an anorectal fistula?

A small, round opening in the skin surrounding the anal opening, often preceded by an abscess.

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What does rectal prolapse look like?

A red, doughnut-like mass with radiating folds that protrudes out through the anal opening.

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What defines a pilonidal cyst?

A congenital disorder characterized by a small dimple or cyst containing hair in the sacrococcygeal area.

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What are rectal polyps?

Soft structures that occur in varying sizes and can be either pedunculated or sessile.

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What is a common sign of rectal cancer?

Firm nodules, ulcerated nodules with rolled edges, or large, irregularly shaped nodules on rectal palpation.

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What does a rectal shelf indicate?

It may indicate metastasis of cancer to the peritoneal cavity, presenting as a nodular, hard structure on the rectum.

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What characterizes acute prostatitis?

Swollen, tender, firm, and warm prostate due to a bacterial infection.

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What is benign prostatic hypertrophy?

Enlarged, smooth, firm, slightly elastic prostate, commonly seen in men older than 50.

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What suggests cancer in the prostate gland?

A hard area or hard, fixed, irregular nodules on the prostate, with the median sulcus possibly not palpable.

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What is the common treatment for external hemorrhoids?

Both topical treatments and surgical interventions may be used depending on severity.

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What can cause hemorrhoids to become painful?

Thrombus formation or inflammation can make hemorrhoids painful.

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What is a common risk factor for developing testicular tumors?

Cryptorchidism is a known risk factor for testicular cancer.

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What is the usual age of onset for benign prostatic hypertrophy?

It commonly occurs in men over the age of 50.

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What is a common presenting symptom of prostatitis?

Fever, chills, and pelvic pain may present in addition to urinary symptoms.

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