Blood Vessels

Question 0

Lateral sacral artery

Answer 0

Passes in front of the sacral plexus to supply sacral muscles as well as spinal meninges and roots of the spinal nerves

Question 1

Iliolumbar artery

Answer 1

Runs to the iliac fossa deep tool psoas major. Supplies muscles of ilium and posterior abdominal wall

Question 2

Superior gluteal artery

Answer 2

Runs between lumbosacral trunk and S1 to exit the pelvis via the greater sciatic foramen. Supplies muscles in the buttocks

Question 3

Inferior gluteal artery

Answer 3

Runs between sacral nerve and meet the pelvis to the greater sciatic foramen. Supplies gluteal muscles

Question 4

Internal pudendal artery

Answer 4

Leaves the pelvis through the greater sciatic foramen passing between piriformis and the coccygeus

Question 5

Obturator artery

Answer 5

Runs through the upper part of the obturator foramen to supply muscles of the medial thigh

Question 6

Umbilical artery

Answer 6

Supplies the bladder and turns into the medial umbilical ligament

Question 7

Uterine artery

Answer 7

give superior branch to the uterus and a vaginal branch to the vagina. Also runs to the ovarian artery as the artery of Sampson

Question 8

Vaginal artery

Answer 8

Arises from the uterine artery to supply the vagina

Question 9

Middle rectal artery

Answer 9

Supplies the muscular layer of lower rectal him and upper anal canal may also contribute to sex organs

Question 10

Differences in male and female vasculature

Answer 10

In the mail the artery of ductus deference corresponds to the uterine artery.

The inferior vesicle artery corresponds to the vaginal artery.

The middle rectal artery not only supplies anal canal but also the prostate, seminal vesicles and ureter