Angiology

Question 1

Abdominal Aorta Branches (5)

Answer 1

Testicular A
Ovarian A (Ovarian/Tubal Branches)
Inferior Mesenteric A 
   Superior Rectal A
Median Sacral A
Common Iliac A

Question 2

Common Iliac Artery Branches

Answer 2

External Iliac A (becomes Femoral A)

Internal Iliac A (Anterior and Posterior Divisions)

Question 3

Anterior Division of Internal Iliac Artery Main Branches (7)

Answer 3

Umbilical A
   Superior Vesical A
Obturator A
Uterine A/Inferior Vesical A
Vaginal A
Middle Rectal A
Inferior Gluteal A
Internal Pudendal A

Question 4

Uterine Artery

Branches, Anastomoses and Position

Answer 4

Vaginal Branch
Tubal Branch
Ovarian Branch

Tubal/Ovarian Branches anastomose with Ovarian A Tubal/Ovarian Branches

Runs over the top of the ureter

Question 5

Inferior Vesical Artery Branches

Answer 5

Prostatic Branch

A. to Ductus Deferens

Question 6

Internal Pudendal Artery Branches (5)

Answer 6

Inferior Rectal A
Perineal A
   Posterior Labial/Scrotal A
A. of Vaginal Vestibule/A. of Bulb of Penis
Deep A. of Clitoris/Penis
Dorsal A. of Clitoris/Penis

Question 7

Posterior Division of Internal Iliac Artery Main Branches (3)

Answer 7

Iliolumbar A (Iliac and Lumbar Branches)

Lateral Sacral A

Superior Gluteal A

Question 8

Hemorrhoid

Types and Associated Veins

Answer 8

Internal Hemorrhoids
Internal Rectal Venous Plexus

External Hemorrhoids
External Rectal Venous Plexus

Question 9

Path of Internal Pudendal Artery and Pudendal Nerve

Answer 9

Travel out of the Greater Sciatic foramen, over the Sacrospinous L, under the Sacrtuberous L and into the pelvis through the Lesser Sciatic Foramen

Question 10

Pampiniform Venous Plexus Location and Drainage

Men and Women

Answer 10

Men: In Spermatic Cord, drains into Testicular V

Women: In Suspensory L. of Ovary, drains into Ovarian V

Question 11

Relevant Lymph Nodes (9)

Answer 11

Lateral Aortic
Inferior Mesenteric
Common Iliac
Internal Iliac
External Iliac
Superficial Inguinal
Deep Inguinal
Sacral 
Pararectal