Female Flashcards
Body of Uterus - the Superior 2/3 is made of what? (3)
Fundus
Isthmus
Uterine Horns
The Cervix makes up the lower 1/3 of what?
Uterus
The superior hypogastric plexus is found where and contains what type of fibres
In front of sacral promontory and contains sympathetic fibres
The inferior hypogastric plexus is found where?
Either side of rectum and base of bladder
Sympathetic nerves in fibres does what?
Inhibits peristalsis
Mammary crests or ridges of breast appear when
4th Week
2/3rds of breast rests on
Pectoralis Major
1/3rd of breast rests on
Serrates Anterior
The breast is attached to dermis by
Suspensory Ligament of Cooper
Each lobule in breast is drained by
Lactiferous Duct
The dilated portion of breast is called
Lactiferous Sinus
What type of connective tissue does Breast nipple have?
Dense Connective Tissue
Type of gland in Breast Areola
Sebaceous Gland
The Axillary tail of breast is found in what quadrant
Supero-Lateral Quadrant
What is polymastia
extra breast
What is polythelia
extra nipple
what is aphelia or amastia
absence of nipple or breast
nerves of breast
ant and lat cutaneous branches of 4th-6th IC nerves
75% of breast lymph goes to
axillary lymph nodes
first draining node in breast cancer
sentinel lymph node
Types of cell in normal breast histology (2)
Luminal Epithelial
Myoepithelial
Milk production is done by what hormones
Prolactin
Oxytoxcin
What nerve passes through lesser sciatic foramen?
Pudental Nerve
Function of Levator Ani
Support Pelvic Viscera
What forms anorectal sling?
Puborectlais
Which blood vessel crosses ureter close to uterus?
Uterine Artery
What is correct regarding lymphactic drainage of fundus of uterus?
Pre-Aortic
Right Ovarian Vein drains into?
IVC
Access to collection of fluid in pouch of douglas is via?
Posterior Vaginal Fornix
Which muscle of pelvic cavity is most likely to be injured during normal child birth?
Pubococcygeus
Which one of this ligament of the female reproductive system are vestiges of the ovarian gubernaculum, related to the descent of the ovary from the posterior abdominal wall?
Ligament of Ovary
The round ligament of uterus is a remnant of?
Ovarian Gubernaculum
The uterine artery is a branch of
Internal Iliac Artery
The ovarian artery is a branch of
Abdo Aorta
Placenta metabolises
Synthesis of Glycogen
Placenta secretes
Endocrine HCG
The superficial perineal pouch is a potential space between
membranous layer of superficial perineal fascia and perineal membrane
What is the position of ureter in relation to uterine artery at the lateral wall of the uterus?
Posterior
Fallopian tube epithelium
ciliated columnar
Vagina epithelium
Stratified Squamous Non-Keraitnising
Breast epithelium
Glandular
- Branching Tubulo-Acinar Glands
- Adipose Tissue
Name of highly convoluted tubes in testis
Seminferous Tubules
Spermatozoa are produced in
Seminferous Tubules
Plexus of channels where seminiferous tubules converge in testis
Rete Testis
From the rete testis in testis what emerges
Ductuli Efferentes
What is the beginning of the ductus deferens called?
Epididymis
Sertoli cells do what?
Support spermatozoa
Type of endocrine cells in testis
Leydig cells
Rete Testis epithelium
Cuboid Epithelial Cells
Epididymis function
Accumulation, Storage and Maturation Spermatozoa
Epididymis epithelium?
Pseudostratified
Ductus Deferens epithelium
Pseudostratified Columnar
Muscle in Ductus Deferens features
Inner and Outer Longitudinal
Intermediate Circular
Seminal Vesicle Epithelium
Pseudostratified Tall Columnar
Seminal Vesicle Histology is
Honeycombed with Lipofuscin Granules
What bony features makes up anterior border of pelvic inlet?
Pubic Symphysis
Label the three parts of hip bone
Ilium
Ischium
Pubis
The inguinal Ligament connects
Anterior Superior Iliac Spine to Pubic Tubercle
Which spinal nerves contribute to the sacral plexus. What are the two main branches of the sacral plexus?
L4-S3
Main branches
- Sciatic Nerve
- Pudental Nerve
The Superior and Inferior Vesical Arteries supply which part of the pelvis?
Bladder
What structure passes through greater sciatic foramen?
Pudental Nerve
Upper 1/3 Rectum arterial supply and venous drainage
Sup Rectal Artery
Portal
Middle 1/3 Rectum arterial supply and venous drainage
Mid Rectal
Systemic
Lower 1/3 Rectum arterial supply and venous drainage
Inferior Rectal
Systemic
During delivery, the doctor finds that the vaginal opening hasn’t dilated enough for the baby to come out. What should they do?
Epiostomy
What is the Lymphatic Drainage of Uterine Body?
External Iliac Lymph
The True Pelvis is what?
Above Pelvic Diaphragm/Region of Internal Genitalia
The Posterior Border of Pelvis Inlet is
Sacral Promentory
The Lateral Border of Pelvis inlet is
Iliopectineal Line
The Anterior Boundary of Pelvis inlet is
Pubic Symphysis
The Anterior Border of Pelvic Outlet is
Pubic Arch
The Lateral Border of Pelvic Outlet is
Ischial Tuberosity and Sacrotuberous Ligament
The Posterior Border of pelvic outlet is
Coccyx Tip
The Pelvic Floor is made up of
Levator Ani and Coccygeus
Levator Ani is made up of (3)
Pubococcygeus
Puborectalis
Illeicoccygeus