Lecture 02 - Ureter , Adrenal Gland , Bladder Flashcards
Ureter: General Characteristics
fully muscular peristaltic movements (1-6/min) sterile about on head of transverse processes of lumbar vertebrea on major psoas m.
Ureter: Stricture
- beginning point
- passing over common iliac a. , v.
- finishing point (intramural)
Ureter: Adjacents
Male: vas deference Female: 1.uterian a. 2.cardinal lig. Right: 1.descending duodenum 2.gonadal a. , v. 3.root of mesenter Left: 1.root of sigmoid colon 2.gonadal a. , v. 3.root of mesenter
Ureter: Supply
- renal a.
- abdominal aorta
- gonadal a.
- internal iliac a.
- superior vesical a.
- deferential a. (male)
Ureter: Innervation
- least splanchnic n. (T12 , postganglionic)
- lumbar splanchnic n. (L1,2)
- S2-4: parasympathic
Ureter: lymph
upper: kiney lymph nodes (kidney’s sinus)
middle: stomach lymph nodes
lower: paraaortic lymoh nodes
least (pelvic): internal iliac lymph nodes
Adrenal Gland: General Characteristics
job: Adrenalin , Aldosteron , Cortisol , Androgen
Adrenal Gland: supply
arteries: 1.renal a. 2.aorta 3.inferior mesenteric a. veins: renal (left) inferior vena cava (right)
Adrenal Gland: Adjacent
diaphragm columns
right: (pyramidal)
1. vena cava
2. liver
left: (cresental)
1. aorta
2. stomach
Bladder: General Characteristics
transitional mucous
detresure m.
urachus –> median umbilical lig. (behind peritoneum)
450-600 ml
Bladder: Adjacent (male)
- rectum (base)
- prostate (inferior , neck of bladder)
- pubis symphysis
- ileum (paravesical spaces , inferolateral)
Bladder: Adjacent (female)
- vagina (base)
- ileum (paravesical spaces , inferolateral)
- pubis symphysis
Bladder: Trigone
uerter entering baldder*2 + urethera
interuteri crest (pelica)
uvula vesica
Bladder: Keepers
- puboprostatic (male) / pubovaginal (female) (holds neck of the bladder)
- median umbilical lig.
- uterus , vagina (female)
- vascular root
Bladder: Supply
artery:
1.superior vesical a. –> umbilical a.
2.inferior vesical a. –> internal iliac a.
vein:
1.superior vesical v. –> internal iliac v.
2.inferior vesical v.–> internal iliac v.
3.venous network + retropubic venous network + rectal veins (no valve)