pelvic area and perineal area Flashcards
bulbospongiosus attachments and actions male
from median raphe and perineal body to surround bulb of penis empties urethra, maintains erection, contracts during ejaculation
ejaculatory ducts
slender tubes that rise from the union of ductus deferns and seminal glands. are on the neck of the bladder and pass anterioinferiorly through middle part of prostate alongside prostatic utricle.
Pelvic cavity functions
contains and supports bladder, rectum, anal canal and reproductive tracts
fundus of bladder
opposite apex, formed by posterior wall
what contributes to semen
sperm from ductus deferens nutrient rich material from ejaculatory duct prostatic juices from prostate fluid from bulbourethral glands
ampulla of ductus deferns
enlargement on posterior side of bladder just before it meets with seminal glands
bulb of vestibule
paired masses of elongated erectile tissues along side vaginal orifice, superior or deep to labia minora and immediately inferior to perineal membrane. homologus to bulb of the penis
dartos fascia
continuous with perineal fascia to cover the penis and scrotum.
Neck of bladder
where the fundus and inferolateral surfaces meet inferiorly on the bladder, just above the urethra.
Apex of bladder
points towards superior edge of pubic symphysis
scrotum
cutaneous fibromuscular sac for tests and associated structures. scrotal raphe separates the two sides and is continuous with penile raphe and perineal raphe. septum dartos muscles
what gland is most posterior in the penis
corpus cavernosum (2) fused
Infundibulum
distal end of the uterine tube that opens into the peritoneal cavity with the fimbriae.
Ischial ramus attachments
ischiocavernosus compressor urethrae m
pudendeal cleft
central depression when thighs are adducted, wihtin which is the labia minora and vestibule
bulbospongiosus m. females action and attachments
perineal body to surround vestibular bulb, vaginal oriface and clitoris constructs vaginal orifice, contributes to erection of clitoris
middle rectal a.
anterior diviision of internal iliac descends in pelvis to inferior rectum supplies inferior rectum, seminal glands, and prostate. @superior and inferior rectal a.
female urethra
short and passes anterioinferely from urinary bladder orifice is located between labia minora
trigone
space on internal part of bladder between the two ureters and urethra rich in receptors that are sensitive to stretching to signal brain of a full bladder.
nerve blocks of pudendal and ilioinguinal
are only somatic nerve blocks and will not block pain from uterine contraction. must do a spinal block at L3-4
pubic symphysis
symphysis joint between pubic bones on either side of pelvis has fibrocartilaginous inter-pubic disc
Obturator internus muscles
covers and pads the lateral pelvic walls from anterolateral wall of pelvis, obturator foramen and obturator membrane through the lesser sciatic foramina to medial surface of greater trochanter innervated by sacral plexus (nerve of obturator internus) bloody supply from obturator and internal pudendal a.
Superior pubic ramis features
pecten pubic obturator groove
inferior vesicle artery
only in males, is replaced by vaginal artery in females off of the internal iliac, inferior gluteal branch origin: anterior internal iliac passes subperitoenally in lateral ligament of bladder suppies inferior male bladder, prostate, seminal glands