- ------------------is the largest accessory sex organ a. liver b.uterus c.prostate d. ejaculatory duct e. spermatic duct
- not a constituent of the prostate, a. prostaglandin b. fibrinolysis **c. plasmogen **d. acid phosphatase
- the percentage volume of the prostatic fluid in the seminal fluid is a. 20% b. 40% c. 60% d. 80%
- weight of the prostate a. 6g b. 8g c. 10g d.12g
- anteroposterior diameter,length and width of the prostate repectively; a. 2m, 4cm, 3cm b. 2cm, 4cm, 3cm c. 3cm, 4cm, 2cm d. 2cm, 3cm, 4cm
- number of prostatic ducts; a. 80-90 b. 60-70 c. 40-50** d. 20-30**
- synonymous to prostate in females a. cervix b. clitoris c. uterus d. para urethral gland
- which is correct; the prostate is a. superior to the neck of the bladder b. anterior to the pubic symphysis **c. superior to urogenital diaphragm **d.posterior to the ampulla of the rectum
- prostate is about the size of ------------- a. kolanut b. groundnut c. walnut d. tigernut
- choose the one(s) that match correctly for the prostate gland i. apex---urogenital diaphragm; ii. sides---levator ani muscles; iii. posterior---neck of the bladder; iv. base---puboprostatic ligament; v.anterior--- retropubic space a. i, ii, iii, iv, v b. i, ii, iv,v c.i, ii,v d. i, iii 11.structures piercing the base of the prostate; a. spermatic cord and internalpudendal artery b. ejaculatory duct and urethrae c. skenes duct and intenal iliac vein d. internal iliac vein and rectal arteries
- not an arterial supply to the prostate a.inferior vesical artery b. middle rectal atery c. anterior internal iliac artey d. internal gastric artery
- venous drainage to the prostate a. internal iliac vein b. internal pudendal vein c. internal gatric atery **d. a & b **e. a & c
- sympathetic nerve supply to the prostate: **a. L1,L2; hypogastric plexus **b. S2,S3, S4; pelvic splanchnic nerve c. T12, L1; hypogastric plexus d. S1,S2,S3, sacral plexus
- parasympathetic nerve suuply to the prostate a. L1,L2; hypogastric plexus **b. S2,S3, S4; pelvic splanchnic nerve **c. T12, L1; hypogastric plexus d. S1,S2,S3, sacral plexus
- the glandular tissue of the prostate is mostly located ---------------to the prostatic urethral a. anterior and lateral **b. posterior and lateral **c. medially d. superior and inferior
- not a structure inside the prostate a. urethra b. ejaculatory duct c. prostic utricle d. spermatic cord
- prostic utricle is synonymous to --------in female a. uterus b fallopian tube c. ovaries d. vagina
- not an anatomical lobe of the prostate; a. 2 lateral lobes b. medial lobe **c. anterior lobe **d. a & b
- glandular, liable to enlargement and obstructing the urethra in the prostate a. median lobe b. anterior lobe c. 2 lateral lobes d. posterior lobe
- true capsule = fibrous capsule; false capsule = fibrous sheath **a. true **b. false c. almost d.probably
- ----------------is found between true and false capsule a. median lobe b. sacral plexus c. venous plexus d. anterior lobe
- dononviller fascia; a. rectoprostatic fascia b. puboprostatic fascia c. sacral fascia d. inner fascia
- forms the postero median septum of the prostate a. muscular tissue b. fibrous tissue c. glandular tissue d. all of the above.
- fibromuscular stroma is a.stimulated by tetosterone and inhibited by oestrogen b. stimulted by oestrogen and inhibited by prostagladin c. stimulated by prostagladin and inhibited by oestrogen **d. stimulated by oestrogen and inhibited by tetosterone **26.all except one is not among the 3 concentric layers around the urethra in the prostate a. submucus gland b. mucous gland c. main prostatic gland d. basal gland 27.i. glandular tissue 1/4; ii. muscular tissue 1/2; iii. fibrous tissue; 1/4 which is(are) incorrect a.all are correct b. i c. i & ii d. iii
- prostatic fluid is a. acidic b. alkaline. c. neutral d. greenish
- colloid masses in the tubuloaveolar gland in the testesterone **a. corpora amylacae **b. corpora colloidae c. corpora columunus d.corpora avidus
- not an examination test for prostate a.biopsy b. ultra sound c. PR d. PV e.PSA
- What is the difference between prostate cancer and BPH
- Write full meaning of the following: BPH.............Benign Prostate Hyperplasia PSA------------Prostate Specific antigen PR-------------Per Rectum
- carcinoma of the prostate is likely to spread through the lymphatics into a. para aortic nodes b. internal iliac nodes c.mesenteric nodes d.external iliac nodes
- length of female urethrae a. 2cm b. 16cm c. 4cm d. 20cm
- female urethra is related to the a. lateral walls of the vagina b. anterior walls of the vagina c. posterior walls of the vagina d. labia minora
- the female urethera has the external urethral sphincter located in the a. superficial perineal pouch **b. deep perineal pouch **c. all of the above d. none of the above
- not a part of the male urethra a. preaortic part b. preprostatic c. spongy d. membraneous
- which part of the urethra has the internal urethral sphincter **a. 1st part **b. 2nd part c. 3rd part d. 4th part
- has the external urethral sphincter. a. 1st part b.2nd part **c. 3rd part **d. 4th part
- type of muscle and nerve of the 1st part of the male urethra a. skeletal muscle, pudendal nerve b. skeletal muscle, ANS c. smooth muscle, pudendal nerve d. smooth muscle, ANS
- type of muscle and nerve of the third part of the male urethra a. skeletal muscle, pudendal nerve b. skeletal muscle, ANS c. smooth muscle, pudendal nerve d. smooth muscle, ANS
- fossa(s) in the spongy part of the male urethra: a. bulba fossa b. navicular fossa c. seminal fossa **d. a & b **e. a and c
- bulbourethral glands open at the -------------- a. bulbar fossa b. navicular fossa c. seminal fossa d. urethral orifice
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