1. Why is there a need to test the TPSA among male patients? 2. How is FPSA different from TPSA? 3. How can one use the TPSA and FPSA results to differentiate prostatic hyperplasia and metastatic prostate CA?
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TPSA
1. Why is there a need to test the TPSA among male patients?
2. How is FPSA different from TPSA?
3. How can one use the TPSA and FPSA results to differentiate prostatic
hyperplasia and metastatic prostate CA?
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- TPSA1. Why is there a need to test the TPSA among male patients?2. How is FPSA different from TPSA?3. How can one use the TPSA and FPSA results to differentiate prostatichyperplasia and metastatic prostate CA?4 tem 16 of 145 2233 S 16. A 68-year-old man comes to the physician for a follow-up examination after being found to have an increased serum prostate-specifice a 1.5-cm hard mass in the lateral lobe of the prostate. A transanal needle biopsy is begun. The needle must pass through which of the big A) Anterior rectal wall B) Bladder trigone OC) Bulbourethral gland OD) Prostatic urethra E) Seminal vesiclest of 1 One cause of male infertility is congenital absence of the vas deferens (CAVD). An individual with CAVD is born without a portion of the epididymis, vas deferens, and seminal vesicle, resulting in the obstruction of the passage of sperm from the testes. In order to father a child, those with CAVD must undergo surgical aspiration of sperm cells from the testes to be used for in vitro fertilization. Select one: OA. Structure b OB. Structure d OC. Structure e OD. Structure f 你 b d The structure from which sperm cells must be retrieved, in order for an individual for CAVD to produce children is
- Which of the following is a useful serum marker for the diagnosis of prostate cancer? Select one: A. Follicle-stimulating hormone B. Prostate-specific antigen C. Human chorionic gonadotropin D. Luteinizing hormone E. Alpha-fetoprotein O O O OWHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IS CONSISTENT WITH THE RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENT? Piericidin A inhibits ATP production of normal prostate epithelium. Piericidin only inhibits ATP production of normal prostate epithelium. Piericidin A stimulates ATP production of both normal and tumor-derived prostate epithelium. Piericidin A inhibits ATP production of both normal and tumor-derived prostate epithelium.3. Unlike other forms of contraception, depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA), also known by its trade name, Depo-Provera,is a popular method of long acting reversible contraception. A) Describe how it affects the endocrine system to perform its function as a contraceptive B) Enumerate the advantages C) Disadvantages of its use D) Will you encourage the use of this contraceptive to young female age-group? NOC0009757-04 Depo-Provera® Contraceptive Injection medroxyprogesterone acetate injectable suspension, USP 150 mg per mL 1mi Prefied Suringe LLL SITEM PHARMACIA
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- List some factors that explain why ovarian cancer is morefrequently fatal compared to testicular cancer.When investigating fertility concerns, a common course of action is to rule out sperm cell-related causes of infertility first since obtaining the relevant specimens is generally less invasive. Vitality is a commonly assessed parameter, particularly when motility is deemed poor since it allows physicians to differentiate between live non-motile sperm and dead sperm cells. The procedure for determining vitality is to place sperm in a hypotonic solution and observe the specimen under the microscope after a 5-minute incubation. This short incubation time allows for observable cellular changes without causing cell death. What type of microscope (light or electron) would you recommend using to observe sperm cells for this laboratory test and why?Q20. A male athlete taking large amounts of an androgenic steroid becomes sterile (unable to produce sperm capable of causing fertilization). Explain.