Medical Conditions of the Genital Area

HYPOSPADIAS = URETHRAL MEATUS located underneath glans (ventral) EPISPADIAS = URETHRAL MEATUS located on top of glans (dorsal side) PHIMOSIS = Foreskin cannot be retracted PARAPHIMOSIS = Foreskin cannot be returned

PRIAPISM = Prolonged erection (sickle cell anemia) PEYRONIE'S DISEASE = Curved painful erection TESTICULAR TORSION = Twist EPIDIDYMITIS = Infection of epididymis

HYDROCELE = Serous fluid in the scrotum VARICOCELE = Palpable, tortuous veins SPERMATOCELE = Fluid-filled cyst (clear or milky white color and may contain sperm) SCROTAL HERNIA = Loop of bowel protrudes into the scrotum

<p>CRYPTORCHIDISM = Absent testis SMALL TESTIS = &lt; 3.5 cm long, &lt; 2 cm long (Klinefelter’s syndrome) TESTICULAR TUMOR = Small, firm, nontender nodule on the testis ORCHITIS = Inflammation of the testis</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>SYPHILITIC CHANCRE = Small, silvery white papule that develops red ulceration HERPES PROGENITALIS = Pimple-like (painful) CONDYLOMA ACUMMINATA = Genital warts- STD- HPV URETHRITIS = Inflammation of the urethra</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>ABYSSINIA = Elephantiasis SCROTAL EDEMA = Enlargement of scrotal sac URETHRAL STRICTURE = Narrowing of urethra PHYMOISIS = Foreskin cannot be retracted</p> Signup and view all the answers