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SOME DEFINITIONS REGARDING MALE ANATOMY AND FUNCTIONS

The PENIS  is the main male organ of coitus. This is considered the core symbol of masculinity. It is made of three bodies & covered with  skin This varies in size from man to man in flaccid state, the normal length  of a grown man is 7 cms to 11.5 cms,and 12 to 21cms when erect.The circumference ranges from 7-5 cms to 10.5 in flaccid condition and in erection it is about 8.5 to 12 cm.

• root — the portion of the penis that extends internally into the pelvic cavity

• shaft — the external, pendulous portion of the penis, excluding the head

• glans — the smooth, acorn-shaped head of the penis

• cavernous bodies — the structures in the shaft of the penis that engorge with blood during sexual arousal and are responsible for errection.

• spongy body — an internal chamber that forms a bulb at the base of the penis, extends up into the penile shaft and forms the penile glans. Also this structure is an erectile body.

• foreskin — a covering of skin over the penile glans

• frenulum — a highly sensitive, thin strip of skin that connects the glans to the shaft on the underside of the penis.

• corona — the rim of the glans of the penis

The GLANS  - the pad-like tip of the penis is known as glans. It is an expansion of the corpus spongiosum. The base of the glans projects out from the main body of the penis and this projecting margin is called corona.

ERECTILE BODIES  - These are bodies in the inside of the penis having a dense network of blood vessels. When these blood vessels get filled, the penis swells, rises and get stiff. There are three erecyile bodies. The corpora cavernosa are two bodies at the upper side of the penis. The corpus bulbospongiosum is the body at the underside of the penis and in the head of the penis through which the urethra goes.

FORESKIN OR PREPUTIUM  - The hood over the penile head consisting of two folds of skin with a very soft tissue between. Because of this structure the foreskin can be withdrawn by erection and by hand.

CORPORA CAVERNOSA (singular Corpus cavernosum)  - These are the erectile bodies at the upper side of the penis.

CORPUS BULBOSPONGIOSUM  - This is the erectile body at the underside of the penis, through wich also the urethra goes.

The PROSTATE - is a gland that also appears to be a sexual organ. It is located at the base of the bladder whose secretions comprise about 30 percent of the seminal fluid released during ejaculation. In animals which have seasonal sexuality, it is noticed, that the prostate enlarges during a mating season & then shrinks until the next. In the grown up human male, it is about 4 cms across at its base and is the size of a chestnut. The prostate is composed of muscular and glandular tissue. Its secretions pass down about 20 small ducts which lead to the section of the urethra that pierces  the prostate gland, but their purpose is not yet fully understood.

EPIDIDYMIS - is in an elongated object within the scrotum attached to the backside of the testis. Spermatic ducts enter the epididymis from the various parts of the testis. The interior of the epididymis consists of coiled segments of these ducts. The sperm cells are stored in these coiled ducts and gradually they are moved through the epididymis into the tube called vas deference. The vas deference bring the sperm cells out and into the urethra.

CUM - This is the full semen that is ejected out of the penis with all its ingredients. It consists of prostate secretions, sperm cells and some fluid from the testicles.

PRECUM - This is a fluid that often drips out of the penis when a man is excited. It consists mostly of prostate secretions.

SMEGMA - is in clinical terms a sebaceous secretion about the penisor  labia. Smegma is a mixture of dead skin cells & skin grease and looks like soap as it hides under the foreskin of the penis. In women it is found near clitoris. The presence of it denoted the poor standard of person's hygiene, and it can contribute in transmitting diseases.

SPERM  - is the protozoa-like cells in the semen. This is a male cell, which is capable of penetrating the ovum. Each sperm has an oval shaped head, a centre portion & A long tail. They are generated by testes and once shot into  female reproductive tract, they live only a few hours. Many sperm hit the  ovum before one of them pierces the exterior by means of enzyme action & penetrates it.Once one sperm enters the ovum,another sperm cannot enter in it.

TESTES or TESTICLES  - Singualar: testis. The male gonads. These are the glands producing the sperm cells and the male hormone, testosterone. They are situated in the scrotal sack, or scrotum that hangs just under and beneath the penis. They are  fairly uniform in size, about 4-5 cms in length, 2-5 cms in breadth and 3 cms in width. Inside the testes there are about 250 glandular lobes. Tiny tubes, spermatic ducts, in these lobes collect the sperm cells (spermatozoa), and eventually they enter the epididymis where a maturing process usually occurs.

KEGEL EXERCISES — a series of exercises that strengthen the muscles underlying the external female or male genitals

SCROTUM — the pouch of skin of the external male genitals that encases the testicles

TUNICA DARTOS — the second layer of the scrotal sac, composed of smooth muscle fibers and fibrous connective tissue

SPERMATIC CORD — a firm, rubbery tube that contains the vas deferens and from which a testicle is suspended

INGUINAL CANAL — during fetal development, the route the testes take from inside the abdomen to the scrotum

CRYPTORCHIDISM — a condition in which the testicles fail to descend from the abdominal cavity to the scrotal sac

CREMASTIC REFLEX — involuntary contractions of the major scrotal (cremasteric) muscle, causing the scrotum to draw closer to the body

EPIDIDYMIS — the structure along the back of each testicle in which sperm maturation occurs

SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES — thin, highly coiled structures in the testicles in which sperm are produced

INTERSTITIAL CELLS — (Leydig’s cells) cells located between the seminiferous tubules that are the major source of androgen in males

VAS DEFERENCE — a sperm-carrying tube that begins at the epididymis at the backside of the testis, passes by each of the seminal vesicles on both sides of the prostata and goes further from the seminal vesicles into the urethra.

VASECTOMY — male sterilization procedure that involves removing a section from each vas deferens

EJACULATORY DUCT — two, short ducts located within the prostate gland

SEMINAL VESICLES — two small glands adjacent to the terminals of the vas deferens that secrete an alkaline fluid conducive to sperm motility  The fluid is blended by the sperm cells from the testicles and the prostate secretions in the urethra.

CILIA — hairlike filaments that line the inner walls of the vas deferens

URETHRA — the tube through which urine passes from the bladder to the outside of the body

PROSTATITIS — inflammation and enlargement of the prostate gland as a result of various infectious agents

COWPER'S GLANDS — (bulbourethral glands) two pea-sized glands located alongside the base of the urethra in the male that secrete an alkaline fluid during sexual arousal

UROLOGY — the medical specialty that focuses on male reproductive structures

ERECTION — coordinated by the autonomic nervous system, the process whereby the three erectile chambers of the penis engorge with blood causing it to increase in size

EJACULATION — the process whereby semen is expelled through the penis to the outside of the body

EMISSION PHASE — the first stage of male orgasm, in which the seminal fluid is gathered in the urethral bulb

CIRCUMCISSION — surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis

URETHRAL BULB — the portion of the urethra between the urethral sphincters in the male

EXPULSION PHASE — the second stage of male orgasm, during which the semen is expelled from the penis by muscular contractions

RETROGRADE EJACULATION — process by which semen is expelled into the bladder instead of out of the penis

NOCTURNAL ERECTIONS — involuntary erwctions during night sleep. The purpose of these is to maintain the penis healthy and maintaining erection capasity. The purpuse is also to furnish the penis with blood and oxygen neccessary to develope. Therefore these erections also accures by little boys, preteens and early teenagers.

NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS — involuntary ejaculation during bight sleep, also known as a "wet dream".

PHIMOSIS — a condition characterized by an extremely tight penile foreskin. Little boys use to have tight forskin that however widens and becomes elastic during developement. Therefore phimosis is no appropriate diagnosis at the earliest ages.  Persisting phimosis may cause problems during wrection from by teens and adults.

SEMEN — a fluid ejaculated through the penis that contains sperm sells (spermetozoa) and fluids from the prostate, seminal vesicles, and Cowper’s glands. When a man reaches climax in sexual play, semen starts coming out of the penis with pressure. Each time in two days  about 2 to 6 ml of semen comes out when man reaches orgasm.

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