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WorksheetsMedical Terminology Chapter 9
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
bulbourethral glands
a)
A pair of exocrine glands that are near the male urethra. They secrete fluid into the urethra.
b)
Essential distinctive cells of an organ. In the testis, the seminiferous tubules that produce sperm are parenchymal.
c)
supportive, connective tissue of an organ, as distinguished from its parenchyma
d)
A narrow tube located on both sides that carry sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
e)
Hormone secreted by the testes and it responsible for male sex characteristics.
2.
ejaculation
a)
The ejection of sperm/fluid from the urethra.
b)
A pair of exocrine glands that are near the male urethra. They secrete fluid into the urethra.
c)
Essential distinctive cells of an organ. In the testis, the seminiferous tubules that produce sperm are parenchymal.
d)
supportive, connective tissue of an organ, as distinguished from its parenchyma
e)
A narrow tube located on both sides that carry sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
3.
ejaculatory duct
a)
The tube where semen meets the urethra.
b)
The ejection of sperm/fluid from the urethra.
c)
A pair of exocrine glands that are near the male urethra. They secrete fluid into the urethra.
d)
Essential distinctive cells of an organ. In the testis, the seminiferous tubules that produce sperm are parenchymal.
e)
supportive, connective tissue of an organ, as distinguished from its parenchyma
4.
epididymis
a)
A pair of long tightly coiled tubes on the top of the testes. It carries sperm to the vas deferens.
b)
The tube where semen meets the urethra.
c)
The ejection of sperm/fluid from the urethra.
d)
A pair of exocrine glands that are near the male urethra. They secrete fluid into the urethra.
e)
Essential distinctive cells of an organ. In the testis, the seminiferous tubules that produce sperm are parenchymal.
5.
ED
a)
Also known as erectile dysfunction. The inability to get or maintain an erection. It goes by a third name, impotence.
b)
A pair of long tightly coiled tubes on the top of the testes. It carries sperm to the vas deferens.
c)
The tube where semen meets the urethra.
d)
The ejection of sperm/fluid from the urethra.
e)
A pair of exocrine glands that are near the male urethra. They secrete fluid into the urethra.
6.
flagellum
a)
The tail of the sperm that help it "swim".
b)
Also known as erectile dysfunction. The inability to get or maintain an erection. It goes by a third name, impotence.
c)
A pair of long tightly coiled tubes on the top of the testes. It carries sperm to the vas deferens.
d)
The tube where semen meets the urethra.
e)
The ejection of sperm/fluid from the urethra.
7.
fraternal twins
a)
Two infants born on the same day, but come from two separate eggs and fertilized by separate sperm.
b)
The tail of the sperm that help it "swim".
c)
Also known as erectile dysfunction. The inability to get or maintain an erection. It goes by a third name, impotence.
d)
A pair of long tightly coiled tubes on the top of the testes. It carries sperm to the vas deferens.
e)
The tube where semen meets the urethra.
8.
identical twins
a)
Two infants born on the same day that come from one egg splitting during the embryonic stage.
b)
Two infants born on the same day, but come from two separate eggs and fertilized by separate sperm.
c)
The tail of the sperm that help it "swim".
d)
Also known as erectile dysfunction. The inability to get or maintain an erection. It goes by a third name, impotence.
e)
A pair of long tightly coiled tubes on the top of the testes. It carries sperm to the vas deferens.
9.
interstitial cells of the testes
a)
specialized cells that lie adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testes
b)
Two infants born on the same day that come from one egg splitting during the embryonic stage.
c)
Two infants born on the same day, but come from two separate eggs and fertilized by separate sperm.
d)
The tail of the sperm that help it "swim".
e)
Also known as erectile dysfunction. The inability to get or maintain an erection. It goes by a third name, impotence.
10.
glans penis
a)
The sensitive tip of the penis.
b)
specialized cells that lie adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testes
c)
Two infants born on the same day that come from one egg splitting during the embryonic stage.
d)
Two infants born on the same day, but come from two separate eggs and fertilized by separate sperm.
e)
The tail of the sperm that help it "swim".
11.
penis
a)
The external reproductive organ in men.
b)
The sensitive tip of the penis.
c)
specialized cells that lie adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testes
d)
Two infants born on the same day that come from one egg splitting during the embryonic stage.
e)
Two infants born on the same day, but come from two separate eggs and fertilized by separate sperm.
12.
perineum
a)
The region between the anus and scrotum.
b)
The external reproductive organ in men.
c)
The sensitive tip of the penis.
d)
specialized cells that lie adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testes
e)
Two infants born on the same day that come from one egg splitting during the embryonic stage.
13.
prepuce
a)
Also known as foreskin; it is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. Unless the male has been circumcised.
b)
The region between the anus and scrotum.
c)
The external reproductive organ in men.
d)
The sensitive tip of the penis.
e)
specialized cells that lie adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testes
14.
prostate gland
a)
Exocrine gland below the bladder. This organ secretes the fluid portion of semen during ejaculation.
b)
Also known as foreskin; it is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. Unless the male has been circumcised.
c)
The region between the anus and scrotum.
d)
The external reproductive organ in men.
e)
The sensitive tip of the penis.
15.
scrotum
a)
The external sac that houses the testes.
b)
Exocrine gland below the bladder. This organ secretes the fluid portion of semen during ejaculation.
c)
Also known as foreskin; it is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. Unless the male has been circumcised.
d)
The region between the anus and scrotum.
e)
The external reproductive organ in men.
16.
semen
a)
The combination of sperm and seminal fluid that is expelled during ejaculation
b)
The external sac that houses the testes.
c)
Exocrine gland below the bladder. This organ secretes the fluid portion of semen during ejaculation.
d)
Also known as foreskin; it is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. Unless the male has been circumcised.
e)
The region between the anus and scrotum.
17.
seminal vesicles
a)
Paired sac-like male exocrine glands that secrete fluid into the vas deferens.
b)
The combination of sperm and seminal fluid that is expelled during ejaculation
c)
The external sac that houses the testes.
d)
Exocrine gland below the bladder. This organ secretes the fluid portion of semen during ejaculation.
e)
Also known as foreskin; it is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. Unless the male has been circumcised.
18.
seminiferous tubules
a)
The narrow coiled tubes that make sperm in testes.
b)
Paired sac-like male exocrine glands that secrete fluid into the vas deferens.
c)
The combination of sperm and seminal fluid that is expelled during ejaculation
d)
The external sac that houses the testes.
e)
Exocrine gland below the bladder. This organ secretes the fluid portion of semen during ejaculation.
19.
spermatozoon
a)
Sperm cell
b)
The narrow coiled tubes that make sperm in testes.
c)
Paired sac-like male exocrine glands that secrete fluid into the vas deferens.
d)
The combination of sperm and seminal fluid that is expelled during ejaculation
e)
The external sac that houses the testes.
20.
sterilization
a)
A procedure to remove a patient's ability to reproduce or to stop to the production of reproductive cells.
b)
Sperm cell
c)
The narrow coiled tubes that make sperm in testes.
d)
Paired sac-like male exocrine glands that secrete fluid into the vas deferens.
e)
The combination of sperm and seminal fluid that is expelled during ejaculation
21.
testis
a)
The male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone.
b)
A procedure to remove a patient's ability to reproduce or to stop to the production of reproductive cells.
c)
Sperm cell
d)
The narrow coiled tubes that make sperm in testes.
e)
Paired sac-like male exocrine glands that secrete fluid into the vas deferens.
22.
testosterone
a)
Hormone secreted by the testes and it responsible for male sex characteristics.
b)
The male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone.
c)
A procedure to remove a patient's ability to reproduce or to stop to the production of reproductive cells.
d)
Sperm cell
e)
The narrow coiled tubes that make sperm in testes.
23.
vas deferens
a)
A narrow tube located on both sides that carry sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
b)
Hormone secreted by the testes and it responsible for male sex characteristics.
c)
The male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone.
d)
A procedure to remove a patient's ability to reproduce or to stop to the production of reproductive cells.
e)
Sperm cell
24.
stromal tissue
a)
supportive, connective tissue of an organ, as distinguished from its parenchyma
b)
A narrow tube located on both sides that carry sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
c)
Hormone secreted by the testes and it responsible for male sex characteristics.
d)
The male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone.
e)
A procedure to remove a patient's ability to reproduce or to stop to the production of reproductive cells.
25.
parenchymal tissue
a)
Essential distinctive cells of an organ. In the testis, the seminiferous tubules that produce sperm are parenchymal.
b)
supportive, connective tissue of an organ, as distinguished from its parenchyma
c)
A narrow tube located on both sides that carry sperm from the epididymis to the urethra.
d)
Hormone secreted by the testes and it responsible for male sex characteristics.
e)
The male gonad that produces sperm and testosterone.
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