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where testes arise

fetal upper abdomen

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4th gestational month

testes descend to level of bladder

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7th gestational month

testes descend through inguinal canal and into scrotum

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_____, created by _____, divides scrotum into 2 compartments

median raphe, tunica dartos

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3 major structures in testes

spermatic cords, epididymis, and testicles

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spermatic cord extends form ______ to ______

pelvis, inguinal canal

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spermatic cord function

suspend testicles in scrotum

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composes the spermatic cord

arteries, veins, lymphatics, vas deferens and nerves

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spermatic cord measurement

<2mm

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epididymis begins _____ and then courses _____ to testes

superiorly, posterolateral

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epididymis function

store, convey, and excrete sperm

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head of epi AKA

globus major AKA

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head of epi

largest part of epi, superior to upper pole

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body of epi AKA

corpus AKA

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body of epi

posterior/lateral aspect of testicle from upper to lower pole

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tail of epi AKA

globus minor AKA

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tail of epi

posterior and inferior to testicle

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epididymal head contains _____ from the rete testes

10-15 efferent ductules

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mediastinum testis

echogenic line in s-i orientation in sag testes, echogenic ovoid in trans

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mediastinum testis function

supporting system for arteries, veins, lymphatics, and seminiferous tubules

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seminiferous tubules converge to form _____, which connects seminiferous tubules to _____

tubuli recti, rete testis

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rete testis AKA

straight tubes AKA

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rete testis sono appearance

hypoechoic areas w/ striations adjacent to or within mediastinum testis

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rete testes

major role in carrying sperm to epi

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seminal vesicles are posterior to _____ and _____ to ureters

bladder, medial

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seminal vesicles are _____ to prostate and lateral to _____

superior, vas deferens

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each seminal vesicle joins with its corresponding _____ to form the _____

ductus deferens, ejaculatory ducts

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ejaculatory ducts course through _____ and empty into prostate ____

prostate, urethra

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pathway of sperm 1-5

seminiferous tubule, tubuli recti, rete testis, efferent ductules, epididymis

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pathway of sperm 6-10

vas deferens, seminal vesicle, ejaculatory duct, prostate, urethra

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seminiferous tubules create _____, and have _____ that are responsible for testosterone/androgen production

sperm, leydig cells

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testes endocrine function

testosterone production

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testes exocrine function

sperm and semen production

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testes normal length

3-5 cm

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testes normal AP/ width

2-3 cm

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tunica dartos function

regulates temperature of testicles promoting spermatogenesis

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tunica vaginalis layers

parietal and visceral

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tunica vaginalis parietal

inner lining of scrotal wall containing lymphatics for fluid absorption

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tunica vaginalis visceral

serous membrane that produces secretions and covers testis and epi

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_____ is posterior and helps prevent _____ by adhering the testicle to scrotal wall

bare area, torsion

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tunica albuginea _____ in the posterior aspect at the hilum to become _____

invaginates, mediastinum testis

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testes blood supply

deferential, cremasteric, and testicular

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cremasteric artery AKA

external spermatic AKA

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testicular artery AKA

gonadal artery AKA

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testicular artery

main blood supply to testes, that branches from the abdominal aorta.

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cremasteric and deferential arteries

contained in spermatic cord and supply testis and extra-testicular structures

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deferential arteries arise from _____, a branch of _____

vesicular, internal iliac

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cremasteric arteries branch off _____, a branch of _____

inferior epigastric, external iliac

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deferential artery mainly supplies _____ and _____

epi, vas deferens

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testicular arteries course along posterior surface of each teste, piercing the _____ and forming the _____

tunica albuginea, capsular arteries

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centripetal arteries

come off capsular arteries, course from testicular surface towards mediastinum before curving backwards to form the recurrent rami

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recurrent rami with doppler

candy cane appearance

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in ____ of normal testis, a _______ artery is visualized coursing through mediastinum toward testiclar capsule

50%, trans-mediastinal

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trans-mediastinal AKA

trans-testicular AKA

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after reaching _____, trans-mediastinal artery courses along as ______

capsule, capsular

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pampiniform plexus converges into

testicular, deferential, and cremasteric veins

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right testicular vein drains into ____, and left drains into ____

IVC, LRV

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_____ vein drains into pelvic veins

deferential veins

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_____ drains into tributaries of the epigastric and deep pudendal veins

cremasteric vein

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deep pudendal veins

sets of veins within pelvis

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cryptochidism

failure of testes to descend into scrotum

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cryptorchidism is associated with

infertility, malignancy, and torsion

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polyorchidism is associated with

hernia, torsion, and malignancy

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testicular ectopia

ectopically located testicle that cannot be manipulated into correct location

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______ or other forms of decreased blood flow to the testes in utero can cause _______

intrauterine torsion, anorchia

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appendix of the epididymis

detached wolffian duct remnant

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appendix of testis

detached Mullerian duct remnant

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appendix testis can cause

blue-dot sign