Urology, Nephrology

Reproductive and Urinary Systems of males

Glans penis, enlarged tip of the penis

Urinary bladder, muscular organ that stores urin.

epididymis, sits on the surface of each testis, stores sperm

Stone, formed from organic or inorganic salts

Kidney

Testes, produces sperm and testosterone.

Combing form for Testes

Combing form for Testes

to create a surgical opening

New opening on the surface of the body

Prostate Gland, secretes milky fluid that makes up much of the liquid portion of semen, serves to nourish sperm

Renal Pelvis, area inside kidney where urine collects as it is being made.

Kidney

Semen, fluid ejaculated from penis, contains sperm and fluids.

Sperm, male reproductive cells, contain one-half of chromosones.

Combining form for Sperm

Testicle

Ureter, tube leading away from renal pelvis, caries urine from kidney to urinary bladder.

Urethra, leads out of bladder and carries urine to outside of body.

indicates something found in Urine, or assoiciated with urnine.

Urine, produced by nephrons of each kidney as they filter wastes, water, and dissolved substances from blood.

Urine

Vas deferens, long tube that carries sperm from epididymis to urethra, reporductive glands adds fluids

Seminal vesicles, male reproductive glands behind bladder.  Adds fluids to sperm as they pass vas deferens.

Albumin (protein) in the Urine

Without urine

State (condition) of no Sperm

Stone, formed from mineral salts, mostly found in kidney, renal pelvis, bladder, etc

Bacterial STD, causes inflammation of urethra of males with purulent discharge.

Surgical removal of foreskin

Bladder inflammation

hernia, protrusion of bladder

Process of viewing bladder

abnormal urination

Inflammation of Epididymis (sits on the surface of each testis)

Involuntary discharge of urine.

Feeling the urge to urinate more often than normal, but without increase in volume.

Highly infectious viral STD, blisterlike lesions

Sugar in Urine

Bacterial STD, infects mucous membranes.

Blood in urine

State of difficult initiating flow of urine.

Accumulation of fluid within scrotum

Surgical crushing of stones

abnormal conidition of Kidney stones

Specialist, one who studies the kidney(s).

Study of the kidney(s)

Swelling or enlargement of the kidney(s).

Drooping of kidney

Surgical fixation of the kidneys

Excessive urination at night

State of scanty or low sperm count

Scanty volume of urine

Surgical removal of testes

Pain in the testes

Inflammation of testes

Hidden (or undescended) testicle

Too much urine