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Action of Iliacus
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Flexion of Hip
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Action of Psoas Major
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Flexion of Hip
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Action of Quadratus Lumborum
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Stabilize Rib 12 and Lateral Bending of Trunk
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Alternate routes of venous return to right heart if portal obstruction (Portocaval Anastomoses)
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Esophageal, Rectal, Paraumbilical, Retroperitoneal
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Ampulla of Vater
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Segment where path of Bile duct and Main Pancreatic Duct are shared
6
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Anterior to Body of Pancreas
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Transverse Colon and Mesocolon
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At what level does Celiac Trunk arise from Aorta?
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Upper border of First Lumbar Vertebra
8
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At what level does inferior, pyloric part of stomach cross midline
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First Lumbar Vertebra (Transpyloric Plane)
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Attachment of Spleen to Left Kidney
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Lienorenal Ligament (dorsal)
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Attachment of Spleen to Stomach
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Gastrolineal Ligament (ventral)
11
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Vertebral Attachments of Left Crus of Diaphragm
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L1-L2
12
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Blood supply to Descending Colon
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Left Colic Artery from Inferior Mesenteric
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Blood Supply to Gall Bladder
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Cystic Artery from Right Hepatic Artery
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Blood Supply to Greater Curvature of Stomach
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Left Gastroepiploic (from Splenic A.), Right Gastroepiploic (from Gastroduodenal, from Common Hepatic)
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Blood supply to proximal 2/3 to Transverse Colon
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Middle Colic from Superior Mesenteric
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Blood Supply to proximal rectum
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Superior Rectal Artery from Inferior Mesenteric
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Branches of Celiac Trunk
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Splenic, Left Gastric, and Common Hepatic
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Branches of Common Hepatic Artery
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Proper Hepatic superiorly, Gastroduodenal inferiorly
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Branches of Gastroduodenal Artery
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Right Gastroepiploic, Anterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal, Posterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal
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Branches of Proper Hepatic Artery
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Right Gastric, Right Hepatic, Left Hepatic
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Constitituents of Marginal Artery
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Right Colic, Ileocolic, Middle Colic, Left Colic, Sigmoid Arteries; Important anastomosis b/t Superior and Inferior Mesenteric
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Contents of Lienorenal Ligament
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Tail of Pancreas and Distal Splenic Vessels
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Course of Anterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal Artery
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Branches from Gastroduoedenal and supplies Ventral Head of Pancreas
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Course of Common Hepatic Artery
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Crosses right along superior surface of pancreas; At Duodenum, divides into Proper Hepatic and Gastroduodenal
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Course of Left Gastric Artery
Superiorly and to left from Celiac Trunk to pass along Lesser Curvature of Stomach
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Course of Lumbar Arteries
Four pairs of vessels from ab aorta, pass deep to Psoas Major and ventral to Quadratus Lumborum
27
Course of Proper Hepatic Artery
Superiorly after branching from Common Hepatic; Divides into Left/Right Hepatic Arteries at Porta Hepatis
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Course of Root of Mesentery (proper)
Begins superiorly at duodenojejunal junction (L2), About 15cm to right inferiorly to Right Iliac Fossa at Cecum
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Course of Splenic Artery
Tortuous, horizonal course to left along superior border of pancreas, posterior to stomach; Enters Lienorenal ligament distally
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Diff. in arterial arcades for Ileum vs Jejunum?
For Ileum, arcades are more numerous and mesentery has more fat
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First (?) branches from Superior Mesenteric Artery deep to Pancreas
Anterior and Posterior Inferior Pancreaticoduodenal Arteries
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First branches from each side of aorta in abdomen
Inferior Phrenic
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Four parts of stomach
Cardia, Fundus, Body, Pylorus
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Functionally, the Caudate and Quadrate Lobes belong to which side
Left, because supplied by Left Hepatic Artery
35
Hollow, fat-filled space surrounding vessels in Hilum of Kidneys
Renal Sinus
36
Important Anastomoses between Celiac and Superior Mesenteric Arteries
Superior and Inferior Pancreaticoduodenal Arteries within head of Pancreas
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Inconstant first branch of Proper Hepatic A.
Right Gastric A (to greater curvature)
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Innervation of Iliacus
Femoral N. (L2-L4)
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Innervation of Psoas Major
L1-L3 Ventral Rami
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Innervation of Psoas Minor
Lumbar Plexus
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Innervation of Quadratus Lumborum
Lumbar Plexus
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Insertion of Iliacus
Lesser Trochanter of Femur
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Insertion of Psoas Major
Lesser Trochanter of Femur
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Insertion of Psoas Minor
Pectineal Line
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Insertion of Quadratus Lumborum
Iliac Crest
46
Largest part of Pancreas
Head
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Level of First Part of Duodenum
L1
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Level of Fourth Part of Duodenum
L2
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Level of Kidneys
T12-L3
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Level of Origin of Inferior Mesenteric Artery
L3, 3-4 cm superior to aortic bifurcation
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Level of Origin of Superior Mesenteric Artery
L1 (transpyloric plane)
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Level of Third Part of Duodenum
L3
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Lobe between IVC and Ligamentum Venosum
Caudate Lobe
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Lobe between Ligamentum Teres and Gallbladder
Quadrate Lobe
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Location of Bare Area of Liver
Adjacent to Diaphragm and Posterior Wall
56
Location of Cisterna Chyli
Posterior to aorta on body of L1
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Main tributaries of IVC
Right Gonadal, Renal, Right Suprarenal, Hepatic Veins, Inferior Phrenic, Lumbar
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Major Branches of Superior Mesenteric Artery
Inferior Pancreaticoduodenal, Intestinal branches, Iliocolic, Right Colic, Middle Colic
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McBurney's Point
Lies on a straight line b/t Umbilicus and ASIS
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Median Sacral Artery
Single midline branch from aortic bifurcation
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Muscle Posterior to Proximal course of Ureters?
Psoas Major
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Muscular components of Posterior Abdominal Wall
Psoas Major and Quadratus Lumborum Muscles
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Notable Branches of Inferior Mesenteric Artery
Left Colic, Sigmoid, Superior Rectal
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Notable Tributaries to Left Renal Vein
Left Gonadal Vein, Left Suprarenal Vein
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Origin of Cystic Artery
Right Hepatic Artery
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Origin of Dorsal Pancreatic A.
Splenic Artery at midline
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Origin of Gastroduodenal Artery
Common Hepatic Artery
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Origin of Great Pancreatic A.
Splenic Artery at left part of Pancreas
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Origin of Hepatic Portal Vein
Deep to Neck of Pancreas, Junction of Superior Mesenteric and Splenic
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Origin of Ileocolic Artery
Superior Mesenteric
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Origin of Iliacus
Iliac Fossa
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Origin of IVC
Junction of Common Iliac Veins at L5
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Origin of Left Colic Artery
Inferior Mesenteric
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Origin of Left Gastroepiploic A.
Distal Splenic Artery
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Origin of Middle Colic Artery
Branches from Superior Mesenteric at Inferior border of Pancreas
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Origin of Peripheral Muscles of Diaphragm
Xiphoid Process, Costal Cartilages of Lower 6 Ribs, Upper Lumbar Vertebrae
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Origin of Psoas Major
Bodies of Lumbar Vertebrae
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Origin of Psoas Minor
Bodies of Lumbar Vertebrae
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Origin of Quadratus Lumborum
12th Rib
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Origin and level of origin of Renal Arteries?
Abdominal Aorta at L2
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Origin of Right and Left Hepatic Arteries
Branch from Proper Hepatic, which comes from Common Hepatic of Celiac Trunk
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Origin of Right Colic Artery
Superior Mesenteric
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Origin of Right Gastroepiploic Artery
Gastroduodenal (from Common Hepatic)
84
Origin of Short Gastric A.
Distal Splenic Artery
85
Origin of Sigmoid Arteries
Inferior Mesenteric
86
Origin of Superior Rectal Artery
Inferior Mesenteric
87
Paired Parietal Branches of Abdominal Aorta
Inferior Phrenic and 4 pairs of Lumbar Arteries
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Paired Visceral Branches of Abdominal Aorta
Renal, Middle Suprarenal, Gonadal
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Paravertebral Gutters
Home of Kidneys, T12-L3
90
Plane of first part of Duodenum?
Transpyloric
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Portion of Pancreas anterior to Superior Mesenteric Artery
Neck
92
Posterior to Body of Pancreas
Aorta, Left Suprarenal Gland, Left Kidney
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Psoas Minor
Long, Flat Tendon on Anterior Surface of Psoas Major
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Relation of Aorta to Pancreas
Aorta is deepline to midline of Pancreas
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Relation of Spleen to Stomach
Posterior and to left of upper, left border of stomach
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Renal Sinus
Hollow, fat-filled space surrounding vessels in Hilum of Kidneys
97
Rib levels of Diaphragmatic surface of Spleen
9-11
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Right Gastric Artery
Inconstant first branch of Proper Hepatic Artery, to Greater Curvature
99
Sphincter of Oddi
Muscular sphincter surrounding Major Duodenal Papilla
100
Structure adjacent to fundus of Gallbladder (not liver)
First part of Duodenum
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Structures in Falciform Ligament
Paraumbilical Veins, Ligamentum Teres
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Structures in Gastrocolic Ligament
Right and Left Gastroepiploic Arteries and Veins
103
Structures in Gastrosplenic Ligament
Short Gastric Arteries and Veins
104
Structures in Hepatoduodenal Ligament
Hepatic Portal Vein, Proper Hepatic Artery, Common Bile Duct
105
Structures in Hepatogastric Ligament
Left Gastric Artery and Vein
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Structures in Mesentery Proper
Superior Mesenteric Artery and Vein, Intestinal Branches to Jejunum/Ileum
107
Structures in Sigmoid Mesocolon
Sigmoid arteries and veins, Superior Rectal artery and veins
108
Structures in Splenorenal Ligament
Splenic Artery and Vein, Tail of Pancreas
109
Structures in Transverse Mesocolon
Middle Colic Artery and Vein
110
Superior Level of Diaphragm during normal inspiration?
Fifth Rib
111
Targets of Ileocolic Artery
Distal Ileum, Cecum, Proximal Ascending Colon
112
Targets of Left Colic Artery
Descending Colon
113
Targets of Middle Colic Artery
Proximal 2/3 of Transverse Colon
114
Targets of Right Colic Artery
Midpoint of Ascending Colon, Forms Ascending and Descending Branches, Highly variable
115
Termination of Gastroduodenal Artery
Descends posterior to first part of duodenum; branches into Right Gastroepiploic and Anterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal Arteries on ventral surface of Pancreas
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Termination of Inferior Mesenteric Vein
Splenic Vein (then to Portal Vein)
117
Termination of Left Gastric Artery
May anastomose with Right Gastric A. along Lesser Curvature of Stomach, Provides esophageal branches to distal esophagus
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Termination of Left Gonadal Vein
Left Renal Vein
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Termination of Renal Veins
IVC
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Termination of Right Gonadal Vein
IVC
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Termination of Right Suprarenal Vein
IVC
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Termination of Right Suprarenal Vein
IVC
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Three structures in Hepatoduodenal Ligamanet
Proper Hepatic Artery and Common Bile Duct (ventral); Hepatic Portal Vein (dorsal)
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Two Branches at Distal end of Splenic Artery
Short Gastric A. (to fundus of stomach); Left Gastroepiploic A. (to greater curvature of stomach)
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Two most prominent branches of Splenic Artery to Pancreas
Dorsal Pancreatic Artery (close to midline), Great Pancreatic Artery (more lateral/distal)
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Ureter compared to vessels in Hilum
Posterior
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Variable branches of Gastroduodenal Artery
Supraduodenal and Retroduodenal to Duodenum; Posterior Superior Pancreaticoduodenal to Dorsal Head of Pancreas
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Visceral Surface of Spleen
Triangular, Contains Hilum; Related to Stomach, Left Kidney, and Left Colic (Splenic) Flexure
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What artery ascends in Hepatoduodenal Ligament?
Proper Hepatic Artery
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What can impinge on the Left Renal Vein?
Superior Mesenteric and Abdominal Aorta
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What contacts medial aspect of kidneys?
Psoas Major Muscle, Suprarenal glands
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What contacts posterior aspect of kidneys?
Quadratus Lumborum Muscle, Lateral Lumbocostal Arches (arcuate ligaments)
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What contains the Tail of Pancrease and Distal Splenic Vessels
Lienorenal Ligament
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What courses posterior to first part of Duodenum?
Gastroduodenal Artery and Common Bile Duct
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What crosses the third part of Duodenum anteiorly?
Root of Mesentery Proper, Superior Mesenteric Vessels
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What crosses Ureters Anteriorly on posterior body wall?
Gonadal Vessels
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What decussates and splits to form the Esophageal Hiatus
Right Crus of Diaphragm
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What does the Angular notch of the stomach indicate?
Beginning of Pylorus
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What indicates the beginning of the Pylorus?
Angular Notch
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What is anterior to junction of Superior Mesenteric and Splenic Veins?
Neck of Pancreas
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What is anterior to second part of duodenum?
Transverse Colon
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What is inferior to first part of Duodenum?
Head of Pancreas
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What is posterior to second part of duodenum?
Hilum of Right Kidney and Renal Vessels
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What is posterior to third part of Duodenum?
IVC and Aorta
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What is superior to First Part of Duodenum?
Gall Bladder, Quadrate Lobe of Liver
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What is the fundus of the stomach?
Upper dome
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What is the Lateral Lumbocostal Arch (arcuate ligament)
Thickening of fascia superior to Quadratus Lumborum m. extending b/t L1 transverse process and tip of rib 12
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What is the Medial Lumbocostal Arch (arcuate ligament)
Thickening of fascia superior to Psoas Major muscle extending b/t L2 body and L1 transverse process
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What is the Median Arcuate Ligament?
Muscle fibers of crura arch to form the aortic hiatus
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What is the Nutcracker?
Angle between Superior Mesenteric Artery and Abdominal Aorta
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Where do Superior Mesenteric Vessels enter Mesentery Proper?
Superior to Third Part of Duodenum
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Where do the Pancreatic Duct and Common Bile Duct enter intestines?
Midpoint of Second Part of Duodenum
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Where does abdominal aorta bifurcate?
L4 into Common Iliac Arteries
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Which has elaborate circular muscular folds: Jejunum or Ileum?
Jejunum
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Which has less prominent/complex arterial arcades: Jejunum or Ileum?
Jejunum
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Which has more mesenteric fat (no windows): Jejunum or Ileum?
Ileum
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Which has shorter straight arteries: Jejunum or Ileum?
Ileum
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Which has smaller diameter lumen: Jejunum or Ileum?
Ileum
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Which has thicker wall: Jejunum or Ileum?
Jejunum
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Which Renal Artery is longer?
Right
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Which Renal Vein is longer?
Left
162
What artery provides branches to distal esophagus
Left Gastric Artery
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Nerve on Ventral Surface of Psoas Major?
Genitofemoral
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Largest branch of Lumbar Plexus?
Femoral N
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Where does the Lateral Femoral Cutaneous N emerge on posterior abdominal wall
Lower, lateral aspect of Psoas Major muscle
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Anterior Boundary of of Perineum
Pubic Symphysis
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Anterolateral Boundary of Perineum
Ischiopubic Rami
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Posterolateral Boundary of Perineum
Sacrotuberous Ligament
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Posterior Boundary of Perineum
Coccyx
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Superior Medial Wall of Ischioanal Fossa
Inferior Surface of Levator Ani Muscle and External Anal Sphincter Muscle
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Lateral Wall of the Ischioanal Fossa
Obterator Internus Muscle
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The Pudendal Canal is formed by the splitting of what fascia?
Deep Fascia of the Obterator Internus Muscle
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Posterior Boundary of the Ischioanal Fossa
Rounded Margin of Gluteus Maximus and Sacrotuberous Ligament
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Anterior Boundary of the Ischioanal Fossa
Posterior Free Border of the Urogenital Diaphragm, continue as Anterior Recess
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Attachments of External Anal Sphincter
Coccyx Posteriorly, Perineal Body Anteriorly
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Vessels and Nerves serving External Anal Sphincter
Inferior Rectal Vessels and Nerves
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Lateral Boundaries of Perineum
Ischial Tuberosities
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Roof of Perineum
Pelvic Diaphragm
179
Contents of Pudendal Canal
Pudendal Nerve and Internal Pudendal Vessels
180
How do Pudendal N. and Internal Pudendal Vessels enter Perineum
From Gluteal Compartment, pass posterior to Sacrospinous ligament and Ischial Spine
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Primary Motor and Sensory Innervation for the UG and Anal Triangles
Pudendal N (S2-S4)
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Branches of Pudendal N. after it crosses Ischial Spine
Perineal N., Dorsal N. of Penis (Clitoris), Inferior Rectal N.
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Relationship b/t Perineal, Dorsal N of Penis, and Inferior Rectal Nerves
Inferior is most medial, Dorsal is most lateral
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Targets of Inferior Rectal N. (from Pudendal)
External Anal Sphincter Muscle and Anal Canal
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Targets of Perineal N. (from Pudendal)
All muscles of the Perineum, Gives off Posterior Labial (Scrotal) N.
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Sensory innervation to posterior aspect of labia/scrotum
Posterior Labial/Scrotal N (from Perineal)
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Origin of Posterior Labial/Scrotal N
Perineal N. (from Pudendal)
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Superficial (Inferior) Boundary of Superificial Perineal Space
Colles' Fascia (continuous w/ Scarpa's)
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Attachments of Colles' Fascia
Ischiopubic Rami, Perineal Membrane, Inguinal Ligament
190
What layer from superior provides fatty content of Labia Majora
Camper's Layer
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Origin of Anterior Labial/Scrotal Cutaneous Nerves
Ilioinguinal
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Vein in Superficial Penile Fascia
Superficial Dorsal Vein
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Termination of Superficial Dorsal Vein of Penis
External Pudendal to Great Saphenous
194
Perineum is divided into two triangles by line b/t what?
Ischial Tuberosities
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What travels lateral to medial in the center of each Ischioanal fossa?
Inferior Rectal Vessels and Nerves
196
How does Perineal N. enter Superficial Perineal Space?
Passes superficial to UG Diaphragm
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Motor innervation to muscles of Perineum
Perineal N.
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How does Dorsal N of Penis/Clitoris enter Deep Perineal Space
Pierces posterior border of UG Diaphragm
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Deep (superior) boundary of Superficial Perineal Space
Perineal Membrane
200
What nerves enter Superficial Perineal space from anteriorly?
Anterior Scrotal/Labial Cutaneous Nerves (from Ilioinguinal)
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What nerves enter Superficial Perineal space from posteriorly?
Perineal N.
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Structures just deep to Buck's fascia on Dorsal Penis?
Paired Dorsal Arteries and Dorsal Nerves of Penis, Single Deep Dorsal Vein
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What travels in gap between Symphysis Pubis and UG Diaphragm in males
Deep Dorsal Vein of Penis
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Dense, fibrous layer enclosing cavernous bodies of penis
Tunica Albuginea
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What courses in the center of each Corpus Cavernosa?
Deep Artery of Penis
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In male, what happens to Perineal N once it enters Sup. Perineal Space?
Branches into Posterior Scrotal N., Motor branches to 5 muscles, and N to bulb of Penis
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Constituents of Root of Penis
Bulb of Penis and Crura of Penis
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Muscle on surface of each Penile Crus?
Ischiocavernosus Muscle
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Actions of Bulbospongiosus Muscle
Maintain erection, Empty contents of Urethra
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Muscles stretching b/t Perineal body and Ischial Tuberosities in Superficial Space
Superficial Transverse Perineus
211
Innervation of Muscles in Superficial Perineal Space
Muscular Branches of Perineal N.
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What interdigitates at Perineal Body?
External Anal Sphincter, Superficial/Deep Transverse Perineus, Bulbospongiosus
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Two Muscles of UG Diaphragm
Sphincter Diaphragm and Deep Transverse Perineus
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Innervation of Muscles in UG Diaphragm
Perineal N.
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Structures Coursing along lateral internal aspects of UG Diaphragm in males
Internal Pudendal Vessels and Dorsal N of Penis
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Two branches of Internal Pudendal Artery in UG Diaphragm in Males
Artery to the Bulb and Urethral Artery, Terminates as Deep Artery of Penis and Dorsal Artery of Penis
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Origin of Urethral Artery in males
Internal Pudendal
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Origin of Artery to Bulb of Penis
Internal Pudendal
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Origin of Deep Artery of Penis
Internal Pudendal
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Origin of Dorsal Artery of Penis
Internal Pudendal
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Gland in males embedded in UG Diaphragm on sides of urethra
Cowper's (Bulbourethral)
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Cutaneous Innervation to Labia Majora
Anterior and Posterior Labial Nerves
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Structure where the Labia Majora meet superiorly to clitoris
Anterior Labial Commissure
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Structure where the Labia Majora meet posteriorly b/t Vestibule and Anus
Posterior Labial Commissure
225
Inferior Intersection of Labia Minora
Frenulum
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What is the Frenulum
Intersection of Labia Minor Inferiorly/Posteriorly
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What forms most of body of Clitoris
Erectile bodies of the two Corpora Cavernosa
228
What forms the Glans Clitoris
Superior Ends of the Bulb of the Vestibule
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Space containing Greater Vestibular Glands in female
Superficial Perineal Space
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Branches of Internal Pudendal Artery in UG Diaphragm of Female
Artery of the Bulb of the Vestibule, Urethral Artery, Deep and Dorsal Arteries of the Clitoris
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3 Parts of Urethra in Males
Prostatic, Membranous, Spongy
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Anterior Lobe of Prostate Related to Urethra
Anterior Lobe is Anterior to Urethra
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Artery crossing pelvic floor at base of Broad Ligament
Uterine Artery from Internal Iliac
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Artery that passes medially on pelvic surface of Piriformis Muscle
Lateral Sacral Artery
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At what level does the Rectum begin?
3rd Sacral Vertebra
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Blood Supply to Medial Compartment of Thigh
Obterator Artery from Internal iliac
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Blood Supply to Posterior Abdominal Wall and Pelvic Walls
Iliolumbar from Internal Iliac
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Blood Supply to Sacral Canal and Muscles on the Sacrum
Lateral Sacral Artery from Internal Iliac
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Connection between Ovary and Uterus
Ovarian Ligament
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Contents of Suspensory Ligament of the Ovary
Ovarian Vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatic Vessels
241
Course of Umbilical Artery
First visceral branch of Internal Iliac; Gives Superior Vesical Arteries to Bladder and Small artery to Ductus Deferens; Atrophis and becomes Medial Umbilical Ligament
242
Double layered fold of peritoneum covering Uterus, Uterine Tubes, and Ovaries
Broad Ligament
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First and most superior visceral branch of Internal Iliac Artery
Umbilical
244
Fundus of Uterus
Rounded, upper end that is superior to entrance of Uterine Tubes
245
How does Internal Pudendal Artery leave Pelvis?
Passes superior to Coccygeus muscle with the Pudendal Nerve
246
How does Uterine artery cross Ureter
Crosses superiorly to Ureter 1-2 cm lateral to Cervix
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How does Uterine Artery cross Ureter?
1-2 cm lateral to Cervix; Uterine artery crosses superiorly
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In what structure are the Ejaculatory Ducts?
In the Prostate
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In which zone of Prostate does hypertrophy most often occur?
Median Lobe
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In which zone of Prostate is Carcinoma most often found?
Posterior Lobe (Peripheral Zone)
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Location of Median Lobe of Prostate
Superior between Urethra and Ejaculatory Ducts
252
Location of Posterior Lobe of Prostate
Inferior to Ejaculatory ducts
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Main Blood Supply to Vagina
Uterine Artery
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Main Targets of Uterine Artery
Uterus and Vagina
255
Main Visceral Branches from Internal Iliac
Umbilical, Inferior Vesical, Middle Rectal, Uterine
256
Mesometrium
Part of Broad Ligament that attaches to lateral sides of Uterus
257
Mesosaplinx
Part of Broad Ligament that surrounds Uterine Tube
258
Mesovarium
Part of Broad Ligament that attaches to Ovary
259
On what part of the Bladder do the Seminal Vesicles lie
Fundus
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Parietal Branches of the Internal Iliac Artery
Iliolumbar, Lateral Sacral, Superior Gluteal, Obturator, Internal Pudendal, Inferior Gluteal
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Part of Broad Ligament that attaches to lateral sides of Uterus
Mesometrium
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Part of Broad Ligament that attaches to Ovary
Mesovarium
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Part of Broad Ligament that surrounds Uterine Tube
Mesosaplinx
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Peritoneal covering of Rectum
Upper 2/3 is covered, lower 1/3 is not
265
Portion of Uterine Tube Covering Ovary
Infundibulum
266
Posterior Parietal Branches of Internal Iliac Artery
Iliolumbar, Lateral Sacral, Superior Gluteal
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Relationship of Ductus Deferens to Inferior Epigastric Vessels at Deep Inguinal Ring
Ductus Deferens is Lateral
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Relationship of Ureter to Obterator N on Lateral Wall of Pelvis
Ureter is Medial
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Relationship of Ureter to Ovary
Ureter passes inferior and posterior to ovary, forming posterior boundary of ovarian fossa
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Relative location of Common and External Iliac Veins
Medial and Inferior to arteries
271
Significance of Pectineal/Dentate Line
Border b/t Rectum and Anal Canal
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Smooth, Triangular Area of Posterior Wall of Bladder
Trigone
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Targets of Iliolumbar Artery
Muscles of Posterior Abdominal Wall and Pelvic Walls
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Targets of Lateral Sacral Artery
Sacral Canal and Muscles on the Sacrum
275
Targets of Obterator Artery
Medial Compartment of Thigh
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Terminal Branch of Posterior Parietal Division of Internal Iliac Artery
Superior Gluteal
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Three Subdivisions of Broad Ligament
Mesovarium, Mesosalpinx, Mesometrium
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Tortuous Middel Portion of Uternine Tube
Ampulla
279
What artery supplies the prostate and seminal vesicles in males?
Inferior Vesical Artery from Internal Iliac
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What becomes Medial Umbilical Ligament
Umbilical Artery after giving of branches to bladder and ductus deferens
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What crosses Obterator Artery medially?
Ureter and Ductus deferens (males)
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What intersects to form the Ejaculatory Ducts?
Ampulla of Ductus Deferens and Excretory Duct of Seminal Vesicles
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What layer is just inferior to Prostate?
UG Diaphragm (Superficial Fascia)
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What part of the Urethra does the Prostate enclose?
The First (Prostatic) Part
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What separates Seminal Vesicles and Ductus Deferens from the Rectum
Rectovesicular Pouch
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What separates the Prostate from the Rectum?
Rectovesicular Pouch
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Where are the Urethral Orifices in the Bladder
Superior Angles of the Trigone
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Where do the Common Iliac Arteries bifurcate?
Sacroiliac Joint
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Where does the Ureter enter the true pelvis?
Bifurcation of the Common Iliac Artery
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Where is the Ureter crossed by Uterine Artery
1-2 cm lateral to Cervix; Uterine artery crosses superiorly
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Which crosses Superiorly to the other: Ductus Deferens vs Ureter?
Ductus Deferens crosses Ureter superiorly and medially (slightly anteriorly also)
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Which part of Broad Ligament does the Round Ligament of Utereus pass through to reach deep inguinal ring
Mesometrium
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Which part of Uterus receives Uterine Tubes
Body
