Ureaplasma urealyticum
Chlamydia trachomatis
E. coli
Neisseria gonorrhea
A. Ureaplasma urealyticum
43 ml/hr of normal saline
78 ml/hr of ¼ normal saline
69 ml/hr of ½ normal saline
54 ml/hr of ¼ normal saline
breasts
thyroids
lungs
liver
programmed cell death
new vascular formation
uninhibited neural stimulation
premature muscular contraction
long-acting insulin
metformin
sulfonylurea
none of the above
Ureaplasma urealyticum
Chlamydia trachomatis
E. coli
Neisseria gonorrhea
inherited chromosomal-mediated resistance
acquired chromosomal-mediated resistance
extrachromosomal-mediated resistance
all of the above
at mid-day
at the hour of sleep
in the morning
late afternoon
basal cells
intermediate cells
tubulo-columnar cells
neuroendocrine cells
the membranous
the bladder neck
the bulbous
the external urethral meatus
each epididymis can be palpable at the postero-lateral surface of the testis
has 3 parts; head, body, and tail
new batches of sperms stay in the epididymis around 2 days for maturation
shares the same blood supply of the testis
Staphylococcus epidermidis in the urine
dried urate crystals on the diaper
Adenovirus 11 in the urine
Candidiasis in the urine
vas deferens
seminal vesicles
appendix epididymis
appendix testis
internal and external iliac
superficial inguinal
deep inguinal
superficial and deep inguinal
the renal pelvis could be intra or extra renal
the renal pelvis divides into 2 or 3 major calyces
major calyces divide into 2 or 3 minor calyces
unlike lateral calyces, polar calyces are often paired
α1-A
α2-A
α1-B
α2-B
an aspirate of pelvic urinoma
in untreated end-stage renal failure disease
a sample from a wound drain after pyeloplasty
a sample from suprapubic catheter
Scarpa`s fascia
fascia lata
Dartos fascia
Camper`s fascia
bone marrow
skeletal muscles
brown fat
liver
over estrogen synthesis
defective end-organ androgen response
extra X chromosome (XXY)
failure of genital ridge regression
superior vesical artery
inferior vesical artery
superior gluteal artery
inferior gluteal artery
scattered radiation from the unleaded wall
scattered radiation from the patient
scattered radiation from the floor and ceiling
radiation from the primary beam
estradiol
DHT
FSH
testosterone
quadratus lumborum and diaphragm
psoas and diaphragm
psoas and latissimus dorsi
transversus abdominus and paraspinous
central zone
peripheral zone
transitional zone
fibromuscular stroma
protease
lyase
carboxylase
hydrolase
occurs after acrosome reaction
entails removal of a glycoprotein layer
it is a biochemical event of sperm maturation
changes occur in the female genital tract
5 7 days
24 36 hours
2 3 days
12 24 hours
are cross ectopic
are at their normal position
travel with the kidneys
undergo ischemic atrophy
testes
prostate
seminal vesicles
bulbourethral glands
Serratia marcescens
Streptococcus pyogenes
Clostridium difficile
Staphylococcus saprophyticus