Lecture 26: Pelvic Cavity & Male Repro Flashcards
pelvic girdle =
ilium, ischium, pubis, sacrum, coccyx
false pelvis __ pubic brim
above
bowel, full bladder, pregnant uterus
true pelvis __ pubic brim
- muscular floor =
- contents =
below
= pelvic diaphragm
= colon/rectum, bladder, vagina/uterus
pelvic blood vessels are
external iliac arteries
internal iliac arteries
gonadal arteries
what arteries DO NOT supply the pelvic content
external iliac arteries
___ iliac arteries - considerable branching
- ___ branches to bladder, uterus, vagina, rectum
- internal ___ arteries
internal
- visceral
- pudendal
gonadal arteries:
1. ___/___ arteries (branches from ___)
2. dragged into ___ by their respective gonads
- testicular/ovarian (aorta)
- pelvis
hemorrhoids are formed after prolonged pressure on ___
examples
rectal walls
(ex. pregnancy, constipation)
pelvic diaphragm is on
the floor of the pelvis
pelvic diaphragm includes and stabilizes GI/UG external sphincters such as:
external urethral sphincter = urination
external anal sphincter = defecation
vaginal sphincter
prolapse of pelvic content
1. pelvic floor easily injured @ ___
2. prolapsed ___ (in men and women)
3. prolapsed ___ (multiple childbirths)
- childbirth
- rectum
- uterus
Kegel exercises ___
tone pelvic floor muscles, relieves many urinary difficulties, eases birthing process, and speeds recovery
pelvic nerves
1. somatic motor
a. ___ the pelvic floor
- somatic sensory
a. cervix and ___, __ of perineum and external genitalia - pelvic parasympathetic nerve
a. peristalsis = descending colon > ___
b. dilation of blood vessels in __ tissues - sacral sympathetic n.s
a. reduces peristalsis and contract __ urethral sphincter
b. initiate ___, reflexive contraction of pelvic floor
1a. contraction
2a. vagina, skin
3a. rectum
3b. erectile
4a. internal
4b. ejaculation
what is the space external to (below) pelvic diaphragm
and location of external genitalia
perineum
sexual reproduction requires:
meiosis & fertilization
meiosis = formation of
haploid cells (gametes)
male gonads =
female gonads =
testis
ovaries
inguinal canal (paired)
1. passage that passes obliquely through the lower ___ wall
2. supported by ligaments and ___
3. contents __ in males, __ in females
- abdominal
- muscles
- spermatic, round ligament
inguinal herniation:
1. indirect = intestine extrude out through the ___
2. direct = intestines push directly though the ___ wall
canal
abdominal
what is tunica albuginea
connective tissue surrounds and supports testis
seminiferous tubules produce
sperm and testosterone
what does the epididymis do
- stores spermatozoa and facilitates maturation
- recycles damaged/unused spermatozoa
what carries maturing sperm to ejaculatory duct
vas (ductus) deferens
vasectomy =
and what does it prevent
transection of the vas deferens
prevents sperm from becoming part of the ejaculate
castration =
removal of testicles and sometimes the penis
testicular cancer is __ of the testicles
neoplasm
testicular cancer is easy to identify and treated by
removing testicle
seminal vesicle:
1. liquifies ___ (60% of the seminal volume)
2. secretes __ to keep sperm alive
3. semen is passed into the ___ duct
- semen
- fructose
- ejaculatory
prostate gland:
1. liquifies __ (30% of the seminal volume)
2. counteracts the acidity of the ___
3. exists as the ___ glands in females
- semen
- vagina
- paraurethral
prostate hyperplasia (hypertrophy):
1. enlarged prostate distorts/stretches floor of __
2. __ feels full but cannot be fully emptied
3. infection of static urine spreads into __ tract
4. 60% chance in __-__ year olds
5. 95% chance in ___ old and up
- bladder
- bladder
- urinary
- 40-60
- 70+
carcinoma of the prostate gland (hypertrophy/enlargement)
1. ___ procedure = trans-urethral resection of prostate
TURP
bulbourethral gland:
1. alkaline lubricative fluid, __% of the seminal volume
5
semen is a combination of mature sperm and fluids from the ? ? ?
prostate, seminal vesicles, and bulbourethral gland
seminal fluid has 20-100 ___ sperm per ml
total = 20-500 ___ sperm per ejaculate
20-1000 million
20-500 million
seminal fluid pH is
7.2-7.8
corpora cavernosa (2):
1. paired hemotumescent bodies - __ of penis
2. each corpus attached to the __ via the crus
3. ischiocavernosus m. surrounds each crus
- dorsum
- pubis
corpus spongiosum:
1. single hemotumescent strucure - __ of penis
2. expanded bulb at __ end, terminates at __
3. penile urethra perforates both the __ and ___
4. ___ muscle surrounds bulb and corpus
5. contraction helps expel urine/semen from __
- dorsum
- proximal, glans
- bulb and glans
- bulbospongiosus
- urethra
___ binds corpora and their muscles together
deep fascia
prepuce =
extends over __
foreskin
glans
male circumcision =
removal of foreskin