MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM MATCHING EXERCISES KEY ANATOMICAL TERMS 1. epididymides f. coiled ducts storing sperm 2. spermatozoa h. reproductive cells 3. testes e. reproductive glands 4. prepuce d. foreskin 5. perineum b. external area between scrotum and anus 6.semen g. sperm mixed with accompanying secretions 7. glans penis a. outermost end of male member 8. scrotum c. pouch containing male sex glands SYMPTOMATIC AND DIAGNOSTIC TERMS 1. cryptorchism h. undescended testicle 2. azoospermia e. semen without living reproductive cells 3. impotence a. E.D. 4. chlamydia i. most common STD 5. prostatic hyperplasia g. enlargement of gland that encircles urethra 6. aspermia j. inability to create reproductive cells 7. seminoma f. testicular tumor 8. condyloma d. genital wart 9. hypospadias c. opening of urethra on underside of penis 10. hydrocele b. accumulation of fluid in testis 1. anorchism f. lack of testicle 2. cryptorchism d. absence of testicle from scrotum 3. epispadias b. congenital opening on top of urethra 4. hypospadias e. congenital opening on underside of urethra 5. hydrocele c. accumulation of fluid in scrotum OPERATIVE AND THERAPEUTIC TERMS 1. vasovasostomy h. restoration of male fertility 2. orchioplasty f. repair of testicle 3. penile prosthesis e. implantation of device to correct ED 4. orchiopexy c. correction of cryptorchism 5. orchidectomy d. testicular removal 6. circumcision a. removal of prepuce 7. vasectomy g. dissection of vas deferens 8. epididymectomy b. removal of sperm's storage duct 1. balanoplasty g. surgical repair of glans penis 2. orchioplasty b. surgical repair of testicle 3. circumcision f. surgical removal of prepuce MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 4. vasectomy d. surgical prevention of passage of sperm 5. castration c. surgical removal of testicle MATCH THESE TERMS 1. coitus d. sexual intercourse 2. genitalia c. reproductive organs 3. orgasm f. climax of sexual stimulation 4. ejaculation b. ejection of semen 5. gonads a. sex glands 1. gonorrhea c. contagious and inflammatory STD 2. heterosexual g. one attracted to the opposite sex 3. condom d. cover for penis at coitus 4. genital herpes f. STD caused by herpes simplex virus II 5. prosthesis b. replacement for a body part 1. herpes e. skin disease with vesicles 2. condylomata g. genital warts 3. AIDS f. final stage of HIV 4. chancre a. venereal sore 5. preputium b. foreskin .