Female Pelvis Flashcards

1
Q

1

A

ovarial vessels

  • the ovarian artery is a branch of the abdominal aorta
  • the ovarian vein drains into the inferior vena cava on the right side and into the left renal vein on the left
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2
Q

2

A

ureter

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3
Q

3

A

sigmoid colon

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4
Q

4 is derived from what origin?

A

round ligament of uterus

gubernaculum

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5
Q

5

A

levator ani muscle

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6
Q

6

A

superior pubic ramus

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7
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7

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inferior pubic ramus

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8
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8

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external iliac artery

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9
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9

A

internal iliac artery

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10
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10

A

mons pubis

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11
Q

11 is derived from what origin?

A

clitoris:

glans of phallus

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12
Q

12 is derived from what origin?

A

labia minora:

genital (urethral) folds

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13
Q

13 is derived from what origin?

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labia majora:

genital swellings

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14
Q

14

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pubic symphysis

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15
Q

15 is derived from what 2 origins?

A

urethra:

a. mesonephric duct
b. urogenital sinus (lower part of urethra)

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16
Q

16 is supplied by which 3 arteries?

A

urinary bladder:

a. (from umbilical artery) the superior vesicle artery: supplies the upper portion of the bladder.
b. inferior vesicle artery: supplies the base of the bladder
c. vaginal artery: supplies base of bladder

17
Q

What is the function of 17?

A

greater vestibular glands:

are mucus secreting glands

18
Q

18

A

anus

19
Q

19 is supplied by which arteries?

A

rectum:

a. the middle rectal artery supplies the lower rectum
b. the superior rectal artery supplies the mucous membrane of the rectum and upper half of the anal canal

20
Q

20 is supplied by which artery? What is the origin?

A

vagina:

a. vaginal artery (takes the place of the inferior vesicle artery)
b. urogenital sinus

21
Q

21

A

cervix

22
Q

22

A

endometrium

23
Q

23

A

myometrium

24
Q

24

A

perimetrium

25
Q

25 is derived from what origin?

A

(fundus of) uterus:

paramesonephric duct

26
Q

26

A

isthmus (the narrowest part of the tube, lies lateral to the uterus)

27
Q

27 is derived from what origin?

A

uterine tube:

paramesonephric duct

28
Q

28

A

ampulla (the widest part of the tube)

29
Q

29

A

infundibulum (the funnel shaped lateral end that has fingerlike processes, known as fimbrae (#30) which are draped over the ovary)

30
Q

31 is supplied by?

A

the suspensory ligament contains the blood and lymphatic vessels and nerves supplying the OVARY.

31
Q

16 is made of what kind of muscle?

A

detrusor muscle, consiting of 3 layers of smooth muscle fibers.

To urinate, the detrusor muscle contracts and the sphincter vesicae relaxes.

32
Q

16 (the trigone) is derived from what origin?

A

mesonephric duct

33
Q

What is the function of 27?

A

uterine tube:

  • a site where fertilization of the ovum takes place (usually in the ampulla)
  • provides nourishment for fertilized ovum
  • transports ovum to cavity of the uterus
  • serves as a conduit which the sperm travel to reach the ovum
34
Q

The term ____ describes forward bending of the uterus on the long axis of the VAGINA.

A

anteversion

35
Q

The term ___ describes forward bending of the body of the uterus on the CERVIX.

A

anteflexion

36
Q

Function of 4?

A

keeps the uterus anteverted and anteflexed.