Inguinal Canal (New)

Question 1

Inguinal Canal is the male reproductive tract through the _____ wall

Answer 1

Anterior abdominal

Question 2

Content of spermatic cord:

Answer 2

Ductus def, testic artery, pamph plexus, genitofemoral nerve, autonomics, and lymphatics

Question 3

Inguinal canal begins at ___ exits at ___

Answer 3

inguinal liganent; ductus def

Question 4

Gonads in both sexes origina high in the ___

Answer 4

posterior abdominal wall (near L1)

Question 5

Migration of gonads occurs via

Answer 5

gubernaculum

Question 6

Deep Inguinal ring is located ___ to inferior epigatric arteries

Answer 6

lateral

Question 7

Transversalis fascia stretches, creating the deep inguinal ring, then later is renamed:

Answer 7

Internal Spermatic Fascia

Question 8

What muscle layer does NOT contribute to the spermatic cord?

Answer 8

Transversalis abdominus

Question 9

Which abdominal layer becomes the cremaster muscle?

Answer 9

Internal oblique

Question 10

Internal oblique/cremaster is innervated by somatic motor component of:

Answer 10

Genitofemoral nerve

Question 11

____ muscle’s aponeurosis contributes to external spermatic fascia

Answer 11

external oblique

Question 12

_____ becomes the cremaster muscle

Answer 12

Internal Oblique muscle

Question 13

Spermatic Cord Contents:

Answer 13

ductus def, vasculature, nerves, lymph

Question 14

Ductus defer sits inside ____ and paralell to ____

Answer 14

inside internal sperm fascia, parallel to processus vaginalis

Question 15

Facilitates thermoregulation of the testes

Answer 15

cremaster muscle (once internal ob)

Question 16

The gubernaculum attached to the ____ in women, analag to scrotum in men

Answer 16

labia majora

Question 17

Remnant of Gubernaculum in women

Answer 17

round ligament

Question 18

Gonads start at ___ level of the vertebrae

Answer 18

L1