Anatomy

Question 1

What are the borders of female external genitalia?

Answer 1

superior - mons pubis
lateral - labia majora
inferior - perineum

Question 2

rounded fatty prominence
surface is continuous with abdominal wall

Answer 2

mons pubis

Question 3

outer of this is made of keratinized simple squamous epithelium and inner is NKSSE, with hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands

Answer 3

labia majora

Question 4

It is made of NKSSE without any glands

Answer 4

Labia minora

Question 5

It is a thin membrane perforated to allow menstrual blood flow, laceration at 6 o’clock

Answer 5

hymen

Question 6

Female erectile structure

Answer 6

clitoris

Question 7

almond shape area between clitoris & vagina

Answer 7

vestibule

Question 8

External genitalia of female is also called as?

Answer 8

Vulva or pudenda

Question 9

What are the 6 vestibular openings?

Answer 9

urethra
vagina
2 bartholin gland ducts
2 skene gland ducts

Question 10

Bartholin gland cyst is surgically managed by?

Answer 10

Marsupialization

Question 11

Homologue of labia minora?

Answer 11

penile urethra/penile skin

Question 12

Homologue of labia majora?

Answer 12

scrotum

Question 13

Homologue of clitoris?

Answer 13

penis

Question 14

Homologue of skene gland?

Answer 14

prostate gland

Question 15

Homologue of bartholin’s gland?

Answer 15

cowper’s gland

Question 16

female vagina is lined with?

Answer 16

rugae

Question 17

what is the size of a vagina?

Answer 17

7-10 cm

Question 18

What are the blood supplies for vagina?

Answer 18

Upper - vaginal artery, uterine artery
Middle - inferior vesical artery, internal iliac artery, middle rectal artery
Lower - internal pudendal artery

Question 19

it is a thick-walled, hollow, muscular organ of female internal genitalia

Answer 19

uterus

Question 20

what are the classifications of uterus?

Answer 20

nullipara, multipara

Question 21

What is the blood supply of uterus?

Answer 21

ovarian artery, uterine artery

Question 22

What are the layers of uterus?

Answer 22

endometrium
myometrium
serosa

Question 23

Endometrium is composed of?

Answer 23

stratum functionale
stratum basale

Question 24

What are the sections of uterus?

Answer 24

Fundus
Body
Isthmus

Question 25

It is a lower, narrow portion of uterus

Answer 25

cervix

Question 26

Most cervical dysplasia develop within this zone of cervix

Answer 26

Transformation zone

Question 27

Blood supply of cervix

Answer 27

Cervicovaginal branch of uterine artery

Question 28

It extend outward from superlateral portion of uterus

Answer 28

Fallopian tubes

Question 29

Blood supply of fallopian tube

Answer 29

Tubal branches of overian artery

Question 30

It is the segment of fallopian tube that is a site for ligation

Answer 30

isthmus

Question 31

Segments of fallopian tube

Answer 31

Intramural/Interstitial Isthmus Ampulla Infundibulum

Question 32

lies on posterior aspect of broad ligament and not covered by peritoneum

Answer 32

Ovaries

Question 33

What are the ligaments of ovary?

Answer 33

mesovarium ovarian ligament infundibulopelvic/suspensory ligament

Question 34

ligament that attaches the ovary to the uterus

Answer 34

ovarian ligament

Question 35

What is the blood supply of the ovaries?

Answer 35

Ovarian artery

Question 36

rugated, skin-covered, muscular pouch suspended from perineum it support testes & thermoregulation of sperm

Answer 36

scrotum

Question 37

The midline of scrotum?

Answer 37

Raphe

Question 38

composed of 3 cylindrical masses of erectile tissue urethra passes through allowing the penis to serve as both urinary and reproductive tract

Answer 38

Penis

Question 39

at distal end of a penis is a bulging, sensitive ridge of tissue called?

Answer 39

glans

Question 40

firm, mobile organ lying within scrotum LEFT lies LOWER than right

Answer 40

Testis

Question 41

Testis is surrounded by?

Answer 41

Tunica albuginea

Question 42

time where testis descends retroperitoneally from posterior abdominal wall to deep inguinal rings

Answer 42

26-28 weeks

Question 43

time where the testis descends into the scrotum

Answer 43

2-3 days

Question 44

30% of premature males unilateral or bilateral maybe in abdominal cavity or inguinal canal

Answer 44

cryptorchidism

Question 45

testis located away from normal pathway of descent proximal part of medial thigh dorsum of penis

Answer 45

ectopic testes

Question 46

coiled tube – 20 ft or 6 m long posterior to Testis head, body and tail storage and maturation of sperm cells

Answer 46

EpididymisB

Question 47

blood supply of epididymis

Answer 47

testicular artery

Question 48

transports spermatozoa from epididymis to urethra

Answer 48

vas deferens

Question 49

union of vas deferens and seminal vesicle

Answer 49

ejaculatory duct

Question 50

produces secretion added to seminal fluid

Answer 50

seminal vesicles

Question 51

Secretions of seminal vesicles

Answer 51

fluid fructose ascorbic acid amino acids prostaglandins

Question 52

blood supply of seminal vesicles

Answer 52

inferior vesical artery middle rectal artery

Question 53

fibromuscular gland that surrounds prostatic urethra

Answer 53

prostate gland

Question 54

male's largest accessory gland

Answer 54

prostate gland

Question 55

Base of prostate gland is located on?

Answer 55

neck of the bladder

Question 56

apex of prostate gland rests on?

Answer 56

sphincter urethra

Question 57

Zone of prostate gland which is a common site for carcinoma

Answer 57

peripheral

Question 58

Zones of prostate gland

Answer 58

Peripheral Transition Central Anterior fibromuscular stroma