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Which of the following are precipitating factors for retained secretions that commonly lead to atelectasis?
1) Asthma
2) General anesthesia
3) Gastric aspiration
4) Smoking history
Corpus Spongiosum
A sponge-like tissue that surrounds the urethra and expands at the end to form part of the glans of the penis, which helps protect the urethra during erection.
Chlamydia
A bacterial infection transmitted sexually, affecting both men and women and often showing no symptoms in its early stages.
Vesiculitis
An inflammation of the vesicles, particularly the seminal vesicles, often associated with infection or trauma.
Epididymis
A tightly coiled tube located behind each testicle, crucial for the storage, transport, and maturation of sperm.
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