Eunuchoidism and Male Hypogonadism

Q. The inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance can be managed in many cases by

1. having a sedentary lifestyle
2. consuming lipid-rich foods on a daily basis
3. avoiding use of statins in people having high cholesterol levels
4. being less anxious and depressed

Q.

The hormone which increases the fertility in males is called

1. estrogen

2. testosterone

3. insulin

4. growth hormone

Q. Hypersecretion of growth hormone during the period of growth leads to

1. Diabetes
2. Anemia
3. Acromegaly
4. Cushing syndrome

Q. Match the following deficiency disorders with the hormones of gonads:

1. Oestrogen in male
2. Low oestrogen
3. Low testosterone
4. Lack of testosterone

Q. Match the following deficiency disorders with the hormones of gonads:

1. Oestrogen in male
2. Low oestrogen
3. Low testosterone
4. Lack of testosterone

Q. A 16 year old boy was brought to a doctor with a complaint of non-masculine features(lack of moustache / beard / gruff voice / broadening of shoulders etc). After keen examination, the doctor found that it was a hormonal disorder and the endocrine glands responsible were not functioning properly. Mention the glands and the hormone lacking in the boy.

Q. Match the following deficiency disorders with the hormones of gonads:

1. Oestrogen in male
2. Low oestrogen
3. Low testosterone
4. Lack of testosterone