25 Questions
Where do the testes develop from?
Mesodermal genital fold
What guides the descent of the testes towards the scrotum during intrauterine life?
Gubernaculum
Where are the testes located just before birth?
Scrotum
Which structure is below the kidney and behind the peritoneum?
Testes
What is responsible for the descent of the testes towards the scrotum?
Gubernaculum
What action can bring the scrotum to the bottom?
Squatting in a warm room
In what condition can the scrotum always be brought to the bottom?
By squatting in a warm room
How can one bring the scrotum to the bottom according to the text?
Squatting in a warm room
What is the recommended way to bring the scrotum down as per the text?
Squatting in a warm room
How can one always bring the scrotum to the bottom according to the text?
Squatting in a warm room
Where is the most common site for an ectopic testis?
Superficial inguinal pouch
What characterizes an inguinal but atrophic testis?
Absence of growth due to lack of proper blood supply
Where can an absent or vanishing testis be located?
Perineum
What is the main treatment approach for a vanishing testis?
Watchful waiting
Where is an intra-abdominal testis typically located?
Canalicular
Where is the testis found when it is described as intra-abdominal?
Within the abdomen
What condition describes a testis that is arrested in its path to the scrotum?
Cryptorchidism
What term is used to describe a testis that remains within the retroperitoneum?
Ectopic testis
In which part of the body is the testis typically located when it is said to be 'arrested'?
Abdomen
What term is used to describe a testis that has not completed its descent into the scrotum?
Undescended testis
What type of ectopia is described in the text?
Prescrotal-Pubic
Which area is NOT mentioned in the text in relation to ectopia?
Scrotal
How many different locations are involved in the ectopia described?
Three
What is the medical code provided in the text?
noi2292.9ms
Which term is NOT associated with the ectopia described?
Perineal ©®[] 3rd
Learn about the condition where the testis is arrested in some part of its path from the retroperitoneum to scrotum and its implications in pediatrics. Test your knowledge on this important pediatric topic!
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