1. Which one of the terms below is used to describe a low sperm count?

a. asthenozoospermia

b. oligozoospermia

c. teratzoospermia

d. azoospermia

2. Infection of the epididymis only caused most commonly by Chlamydia trachomatis or Neisseria gonorrhoea is called ______.

a. epididymitis

b. hydrocele

c. cryptorchidism

d. epididymo-orchitis

3. Which of the following is considered a medical emergency?

a. urethral stricture

b. priapism

c. testicular torsion

d. balanitis

4. Impairment of serotonin pathways and potentially factors affecting dopamine and oxytocin are said to be the most likely cause of ______.

a. retrograde ejaculation

b. delayed ejaculation

c. primary premature ejaculation

d. secondary premature ejaculation

12. The inability to retract the foreskin over the glans is known as ______.

a. phimosis

b. paraphimosis

c. balantis

d. erectile dysfunction

13. Which of the following is not a cause of urethral strictures?

a. urethritis

b. catheterization

c. phimosis

d. sexually transmitted disease

14. A patient presenting with erectile dysfunction secondary to depression is said to have the following type.

a. neural

b. psychogenic

c. hormonal

d. vascular

15. Which of the following TWO are tests specifically relevant to diseases of the male reproductive systems?

a. Gleeson score

b. prostate specific antigen

c. c-reactive protein

d. white blood cell count

16. A reduced level of testosterone is associated with which difficulty?

a. premature ejaculation

b. hypogonadism

c. delayed ejaculation

d. retrograde ejaculation

17. In which condition would you expect to find medication used to prevent the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone to prevent cell proliferation?

a. hypogonadism

b. benign prostatic hyperplasia

c. paraphimosis

d. prostate cancer