What are the lymphatic drainage of the glans penis, the structure separating the corpora cavernosa, and the normal age for preputial adhesions?

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198. Glans lymph to:

b) Deep inguinal
Lymphatic drainage from the glans penis primarily goes to the deep inguinal lymph nodes.

199. Corpora cavernosa separated by:

b) Tunica albuginea septum
The two corpora cavernosa are separated by an incomplete fibrous septum that is formed by an inward extension of the tunica albuginea.

200. Preputial adhesions are normal in:

a) Neonates/infants
Physiological preputial adhesions (phimosis) are normal in neonates and infants and usually resolve naturally as the child grows.