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Maternal Anatomy Flashcards

1
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Langer lines a low transverse incision like

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Pfannenstiel or bikini cut

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Superficial fatty layer
Continues onto the perineum to provide fatty substance to the mons pubis and labia majora and then blend with the fat of the ischioanal fossa

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Camper fascia

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Deeper membranous layer

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Scarpa fascia

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Scarpa fascia continues inferiorly onto the perineum as

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Colles fascia

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Fibrous aponeurosis of the muscles form the primary fascia of the anterior abdominal wall which fuse in the midline as

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Linea alba

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Abnormally wide separation may reflect

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Diastasis recti or hernia

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Rectus sheath

Construction of this varies above and below a boundary called

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Arcuate line

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Rectus sheath

Invest the rectus abdominis bellies on both the dorsal and ventral surfaces

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Cephalad

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Rectus sheath

Lie ventral and superficial to the rectus abdominis muscle

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Caudal

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10
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Supplies the skin and subcutaneous layers

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Femoral artery

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Femoral artery branches out to the

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Superficial epigastric
Superficial circumflex iliac
Superficial external pudendal arteries

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12
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Supplies the muscles and fascia

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External iliac vessels

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13
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External iliac vessels branches out to the

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Inferior deep epigastric vessels

Deep circumflex iliac vessels

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14
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Lacerated during Maynard incision for CS delivery

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Inferior epigastric artery

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15
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Hasselbach triangle

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Lateral - inferior epigastric vessels
Inferiorly - inguinal ligament
Medially - lateral border of the rectus muscle

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16
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Hernias direct

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Hasselbach triangle

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17
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Hernias indirect

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Deep inguinal ring lateral to the hasselbach triangle

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Innervation

Anterior abdominal wall is innervated by the

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Intercostal (T7-11)
Sub costal (T12)
Illiohypogastric and illioingunal (L1)

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19
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Innervation

Provide sensation to the skin over the suprapubic area

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Illiohyphogastric nerve

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Innervation

Supplies the skin of the mons pubis, upper labia majora and medial upper thigh

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Illioingunal nerve

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21
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Innervation

Level of the umbilicus

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T10 dermatome

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22
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Includes all structure visible externally from the symphysis pubis to the perineal body.

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Pudenda or vulva

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23
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Fat filled cushion overlying the symphysis pubis covered by curly hair after puberty that form the escutcheon

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Mons pubis/ mons veneris

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24
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Mons pubis shaped in men and women

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Triangle - F

Diamond - M

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25
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Homologous with the male scrotum

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Labia majora

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26
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Labia majora

Posteriorly

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Form posterior commisure

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27
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Labia majora

Abundant

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Apocrine
Eccrine
Sebaceous gland

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Labia majora

Supplies with a rich venous plexus which commonly develops

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Varicosities during pregnancy

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29
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Thin tissue fold that lies medial to each labia majora

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Labia minora

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30
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Labia minora

Homologous in male

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Ventral shaft of penis

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31
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Labia minora

Superiorly and divides into 2 lamellae

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Lower: clitoris
Upper: prepuce

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32
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Labia minora

Inferiorly

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Fourchette

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33
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Labia minora

Size

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Width - 1-5 cm

Length - 2-10cm

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34
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Labia minora

Composed of connective tissue with

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Nemerous vessels
Elastin fibers
Very few smooth muscle fibers

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35
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Labia minora

Epithelium outer

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Thinly keratinized stratified squamous

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36
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Labia minora

Inner epithelium

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Same as outer up to the hart line which is covered by non keratinized squamous epithelium

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37
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Labia minora

Lacks of

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Hair follicle
Eccrine
Apocrine

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38
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Principal female erogenous organ

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Clitoris

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39
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Clitoris

Homologous in male

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Penis

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40
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Clitoris

Size

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2 cm in length

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41
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Clitoris

Composed of

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Glans - stratified squamous epi
Corpus - contain 2 corpora cavernosa
2 crura

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42
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From embryonic urogenital membrane

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Vestibule

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43
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Vestibule

Almond shaped area enclosed by

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Lateral: hart line
Medial: external surface of the hymen
Anterior: clitoral frenulum
Posterior: Fourchette

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44
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Vestibule

Openings

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Urethra
Vagina
2 bartholin glands
Scene glands

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45
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Vestibule

Posterior portion between the Fourchette and vaginal opening is called

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Fossa navicularis

Usually observed in nulliparas

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46
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Membrane of varying thickness that surrounds the vaginal opening more or less completely

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Hymen

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47
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Hymen

Epithelium

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Non keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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48
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Rare malformation in which the vaginal orifice is occluded

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Imferporate hymen

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49
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Musculo membranous tube that extends to the uterus and is interposed lengthwise between the bladder and the rectum.

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Vagina

50
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Vagina

Anterior

Separated from the bladder and urethra by connective tissue

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Vesiculovaginal septum

51
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Vagina

Posterior

Between the lower portion of the vagina and rectum

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Rectovaginal septum

52
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Vagina

Upper 1/4 is separated from the rectum bt the

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Recto uterine poutch or cul de sac or pouch of Douglas

53
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Vagina

Upper end is subdivided into

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Anterior
Posterior
2 lateral fornices by the cervix

54
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Vagina

Lining

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Non keratinized stratified squamous epithelium and underlying lamina propia.

55
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Vagina

In premenopausal women, the lining is thrown into numerous thin transverse ridges

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Rugae

56
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Vagina

Blood supply proximal

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Cervical branch of the uterine a and vaginal a

57
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Vagina

Blood supply posterior

A

Middle rectal a

58
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Vagina

Lymphatics

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Lower 1/3 and vulva - inguinal lymphnodes
Middle 1/3 - internal iliac nodes
Upper 1/3 - external, internal and common iliac nodes

59
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Diamond shape area between the thighs

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Perineum

60
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Perineum boundaries

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Anterior: pubic symphysis
Anterolateral : ischiopubic rami and ischial tuberosities
Postero lateral: sacrotuberous ligaments
Posterior: coccyx

61
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Fibromascular mass found in the midline at the junction between anterior and posterior triangle

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Perineal body (central tendon of the perineum)

62
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Deep to the anterior and posterior triangles

Support to the pelvic viscera

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Pelvic diaphragm

63
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Pelvic diaphragm composed of

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Levator ani

Pubococcygeus
Puborectalis
Illococcygeus

64
Q

More commonly damaged and may predispose women to pelvic organ prolapse or urinary in continence

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Pubovisceral muscle

65
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Pubovisceral muscle contains

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Pubovaginalis
Puboperinealis
Puboanalis

66
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Posterior triangle contains

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Ischioanal fossae
Anal canal
Anal sphincter complex

67
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Two fat filled wedge shaped spaces found on either side of the anal canal, comprise the bulk of the posterior triangle

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Ischioanal fossae

68
Q

Superficial space of the anterior triangle contains

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Bartholins glands
Vestibular bulbs
Clitoral body and crura
Pudendal vessels
Ischiocavernosus
Bulbocavernosus
69
Q

Superficial space of the anterior triangle

Lateral

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Ischial tuberosities

70
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Superficial space of the anterior triangle

Posterior

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Superficial transverse perineal

71
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Superficial space of the anterior triangle bounded deeply by the

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Perineal membrane

Colles fascia

72
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Colles fascia

Lateral

A

Pubic rami and fascia lara of the thigh

73
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Colles fascia

Medial

A

Urethra
Clitoris
Vagina

74
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Extends up into the pelvis

Contains portion of the urethra and vagina

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Deep space of the anterior triangle

75
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Anal canal

Epithelium

A

Columnar at the uppermost portion

Simple stratified squamous after

76
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Anal canal

Outer layer contains

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Pubo recitals muscle
Cephalad
External anal sphincter caudal

77
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Anal canal

Venous engorgement within the cushions

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Hemorrhoids

78
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Hemorrhoids

Arise distal to the pectinate line

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External

79
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Hemorrhoids

Above dentate line

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Internal

80
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Uterus

In non pregnant

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Between bladder and rectum

81
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Uterus

Posterior wall covered by

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Serosa (visceral peritoneum)

82
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Uterus

Fold of peritoneum between the lower portion of the posterior wall of the uterus and the rectum

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Pouch of Douglas

83
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Pouch of Douglas contains

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Body/corpus
Cervix
Isthmus

84
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Uterus

Union of the body and the cervix

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Isthmus

85
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Uterus

At the superolateral margin from which the Fallopian tube emerges

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Uterine Cornu

86
Q

Fusiform and open of each end by small apertures

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Cervix

87
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Cervix

Lies above the vaginas attachment to the cervix, lower cervical portion protrudes here

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Portio vaginalis

88
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Cervix

Posterior

A

Peritoneum

89
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Cervix

Lateral

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Cardinal ligaments

90
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Cervix

Extension to the external os and is lined by SSNK

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Ectocervix

91
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Blue tint d/t increased vascularity

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Chadwick sign

92
Q

Cervical edema d/t softening

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Goodell sign

93
Q

Isthmic softening

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Hegar sign

94
Q

Smooth muscle bundles united by connective tissue containing many elastic fibers

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Myometrium

95
Q

Lines the uterine cavity

Composed of overlying epithelium invagination glands and a supportive vascular stroma

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Endometrium

96
Q

Endometrium layers

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Functionalis - sloughed with menses

Basalis - regenerate the functionalis after menses

97
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Gubernaculum testis

Originates below and anterior to the origin of the Fallopian tube

A

Round ligaments

98
Q

Two wings like structure that extend from the lateral uterine margins to the pelvic side walls

A

Broad

99
Q

Thick base of the broad ligament

Medially united firmly to the uterus and upper vagina

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Cardinal (transverse cervical/mackenrodt ligament)

100
Q

From postero lateral attachment to the supravaginal portion of the cervix and inserts into the fascia of the sacrum

Form lateral boundaries of the pouch of Douglas

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Uterosacral

101
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Lymphatic

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Myometrium - lymphatic plexus
Cervix- hypogastric plexus
Body- internal iliac nodes, peri aortic nodes

102
Q

Innervation

Symphatetic - uterovaginal plexus of the frankenhauser

A

Uterus
Bladder
Upper angina
T11-12

103
Q

Innervation

Sensory S2-4

A

Cervix, upper birth canal

104
Q

Innervation

Pudendal nerves

A

Lower birth canal

105
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Ovaries

Size

A

2.5-5cm in length

106
Q

Ovaries

Position

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Upper part of the pelvic cavity in a slight depression on the lateral wall of pelvis

107
Q

Ovaries

Between exterior and interior iliac vessels

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Ovarian fossa of waldeyer

108
Q

Ovaries

Outermost smooth portion
Dull white surface
Tunica albuginea 
Oocytes 
Cuboidal
A

Cortex

109
Q

Ovaries

Central
Loose connective tissue
Large arteries
Small smooth muscle

A

Medulla

110
Q

Ovaries

Supplied by

A

Sympa- ovarian plexus

Para- vagus

111
Q

Ovaries

Sensory afferent

A

T10

112
Q

Oviducts

Serpentine tubes

A

Fallopian tubes

113
Q

Fallopian tubes

Most proximal
Embodied within the uterine muscle wall

A

Interstitial

114
Q

Fallopian tubes

2-3 cm
Adjoins the uterus and widens gradually into

A

Isthmus

115
Q

Fallopian tubes

5-8mm more lateral
Lumen is occupied almost completely by arborescent mucosa

A

Ampulla

116
Q

Fallopian tubes

Funnel shape fimbriated distal extremity which opens into the abdominal cavity

A

Infundibullum

117
Q

Isthmus, ampulla and infundibullum are covered by the

A

Mesosalpinx

118
Q

Fallopian tubes

Outer single mesothelium layer functioning as visceral peritoneum

A

Mesosalphinx

119
Q

Fallopian tubes

Smooth muscle arranged in an inner circular and an outer longitudinal layer

A

Myosalphinx

120
Q

Fallopian tubes

Single columnar tubular mucosa epithelium in close contact with myosalphinx

A

Endosalphinx

121
Q

Orientation of dermal fibers within the skin arranged transversely

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Langer lines

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