Matching
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Match the following sexually transmitted diseases with their symptoms and/or
effects. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and trichomonas are bacterial/protozoan in origin, and
genital herpes and AIDS are viral. A | chlamydia | D | trichomonas | B | gonorrhea | E | genital herpes | C | syphilis | F | acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) |
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___ urethritis, prostate enlargement, and epididymitis
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___ urethritis, dysuria, and cystitis
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___ urethritis and white discharge from the penis
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___ blisters/lesions on the glans penis, the prepuce, and the penis
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___ the virus attacks the T-cells and breaks down the immune system
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___ stage 1—external lesions (chancre); stage 2—systemic infection;
stage 3—destructive lesions in organs and tissues, including the brain
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Match the following male reproductive organs with their corresponding
definitions: A | prostate | F | vas deferens | B | testes | G | seminal vesicle | C | scrotum | H | spermatozoa | D | glans penis | I | semen | E | epididymis | J | urethra |
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___ secretes an alkaline fluid during ejaculation that forms part of the
semen
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___ the canal that carries off the urine from the bladder and, in the male,
serves also as a genital duct
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___ mature male sex cells used to fertilize the female ovum
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___ a highly convoluted tube that connects the testis to the vas deferens where
the spermatozoa mature over a period of several days
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___ produce spermatozoa and secrete the male sex hormone androgen
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___ either of a pair of male accessory sex glands that secrete most of the
liquid component of semen
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___ the paired sac that holds the testes and epididymides outside the abdominal
cavity
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___ either of a pair of ducts that conduct spermatozoa from the epididymis to
the urethra on ejaculation
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___ a viscid whitish fluid consisting of spermatozoa suspended in secretions of
the accessory glands, especially the prostate and Cowper’s glands
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___ the acorn-shaped end part of the penis, formed by the expanded end of the
corpus spongiosum (erectile tissue)
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