Genital Organs

Question 0

Vesicouterine pouch

Answer 0

Space between bladder and uterus

Question 1

Rectouterine pouch

Answer 1

Space between rectum and uterus

Question 2

Broad ligament of the uterus

Answer 2

Two layers of peritoneum that hold the uterus in position, consists of three parts

Question 3

Round ligament of the uterus

Answer 3

A remnant of the gubernaculum which holds the uterus anteverted anteflexed

Question 4

Ovarian ligament

Answer 4

Fibromuscular cord that extends from the ovary the uterus below the uterine tube through the broad ligament

Question 5

Retro uterine fold

Answer 5

Holds the cervix back and upward

Question 6

Suspensory ligament of the ovary

Answer 6

Abandoned peritoneum that extends upward from the ovary to the pelvic wall and contains the ovarian artery and vein

Question 7

Lateral cervical ligament of uterus

Answer 7

Also known as transverse cervical ligament, cardinal ligament, and mackenrodt’s ligament. Contain smooth muscle uterine vessels and nerves and supports uterus

Question 8

Is the ovary covered by the broad ligament?

Answer 8

No and it is also not covered by peritoneum

Question 9

Parts of the uterine or fallopian tube

Answer 9

Uterine part, Isthmus, and Ampulla

Question 10

Female Superficial perineal space

Answer 10

innervated by the perennial branch of the pudendal nerve

includes:
-ischcavernosus
(Compresses crus)

-blubospongious
(compresses erectile tissue)

-Superficial transverse perennial muscle
(stabilizes perineal body)

-perineal body
(Fibromuscular mass for attachment)

-bulb of vestibule
(Erectile tissue)

-greater vestibular glands
(lubrication)

Question 11

Female Deep perineal space

Answer 11

Innervated by perineal branch of pudendal nerve

Includes:
-Deep transverse perineal muscle
(stabilizes perineal body)

-sphincter urethrae
(Encircles and constricts urethra)

Question 12

Male superficial perineal space

Answer 12

Innervated by perineal branches pudendal nerve

Includes:
-ischiocavernosus
(compresses veins for erection)

-blubospongious
(compresses veins to maintain erection)

-superficial transverse perineal muscle
(stabilizes perineal body)

-perineal body
(Fibromuscular attachment site)

Question 13

Male deep perineal space

Answer 13

Innervated by the perineal branches of the pudendal nerve

Includes:
-Deep transverse perineal muscle
(stabilizes perineal body)

-sphincter urethrae
(constricts membranous urethra)

-Bulbourethral glands
(Lubrication for ejaculation)

Question 14

Cardinal ligament

Answer 14

Ligament at the base of the broad ligament of the uterus that carries the uterine artery and uterine vein

Question 15

Hypospadius

Answer 15

Abnormal development of the urethral folds causing the urethra to exit before the end of the penis