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Pelvic nerves and vessels Flashcards

1
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sciatic nerve

A

L4, L5. S1- 3

Posterior compartment of thigh and branches supply all muscles of leg/foot

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Gluteal nerves

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superior -(L4, L5.S1) gluteal to gluteus medius and minimus

Inferior- L5, S1, S2

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3
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Nerve to obturator internus

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Direct from L5- S1

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4
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Nerve to piriformis

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Direct from S1-S2

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5
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Levator ani

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Direct from S4 and pudendal

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6
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Coccygeus

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Direct from S4, S5

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7
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Pudendal nerve

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S2-S4

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8
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Where is the pudendal nerve present?

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Levator ani, ext anal and ext urethral sphincter, bulbospongious, ischiocavernosus

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9
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What does the sympathetic chain do?

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Rectum > decreases movement
Contracts internal anal and urethral sphincters
Relaxes bladder detrusor
Ejaculation = contract ductus deferens and seminal vesicle
Uterus= relax/ contract
Vasoconstriction of arteries

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10
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What does the parasympathetic chain do?

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Pelvic splanchnic nerves S2-4
Increase motility rectum and anal canal
Relax internal anal sphincter
Bladder = contracts detrusor and inhibits contraction of internal sphincter
No effect on seminal vesicles, ductus deferens, uterus

Vasodilation of arteries= erection

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11
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Name nerves supplying penis perineum

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Dorsal nerve of penis

Cavernous nerves

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12
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Origin and type of dorsal nerves of the penis

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Pudendal nerve and somatic sensory and sympathetic

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13
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Origin and type of cavernous nerves

A

prostatic nerve plexus

parasympathetic

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14
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Nerves suplying perineal muscles in male e.g bulbospongiousus , ischiocaverniosus

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Perineal branch
Origin: pudendal nerve
Type: somatic motor

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15
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Two nerves supplying perineum of scrotum

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anterior scrotal

posterior scrotal

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16
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Origin and type of anterior scrotal nerve

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ilioinguinal, genitofemoral

somatic sensory

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17
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Origin and type of poaterior scrotal nerve

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perineal branch of pudendal

somatic sensory

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18
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Nerve supplying anterior perineum in female

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anterior labial

origin: ilioinguinaland genitofemoral
type: somatic sensory

19
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Nerve supplying posterior perineum in female

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perineal branch
origin: posterior cutaneous of thigh pudendal
Type: somatic sensory

20
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Labia

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Posterior labial
Origin: pudendal
Type: somatic sensory

21
Q

Orifice of vagina

A

deep branch

origin: pudendal
type: somatic sensory

22
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Perineal (superficial muscles)

A

muscular branches
origin: pudendal
Type: somatic motor

23
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Clitoris and deep perineal muscles

A

dorsal nerve of clitoris

origin: pudendal
type: somatic motor and sensory

24
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Bulb of vestibule and clitoris

A

cavernous nerve
Origin: utero-vaginal plexus
Type: parasympathetic

25
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What region does the aorta divide to give 2 common iliac arteries?

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L4

26
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What do the common iliac arteries divide into ?

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Internal and external iliac arteries

27
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What do the internal iliac arteries divide into?

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Anterior and posterior division

28
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Branches of anterior division of internal iliac?

A 
Umbilical gives rise to superior vesicle
Obturator 
Inferior vesicle 
Middle rectal 
Internal pudendal 
Inferior gluteal
29
Q

Branches of anterior internal iliac in males?

A

Inferior vesical and middle rectal supply prostate, seminal vesicles and ductus deferens

30
Q

Testicular arteries from the abdominal aorta at …

A

L2

31
Q

Branches of anterior internal iliac in females?

A

Uterine
vaginal
internal pudendal

32
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Branches of posterior internal iliac division

A

iliolumbar
lateral sacral
superial gluteal

33
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Info on Obturator artery

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Origin: internal iliac
Area: pelvic muscles, head of femur, ilium

34
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Info on Superior vesical artery

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Origin: Umbilical
Area: superior aspect of bladder, ductus deferens

35
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Info on Ductus deferens artery

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Origin: superior / inferior vesical
Area: ductus deferens

36
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Info on Inferior vesical artery

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Origin: internal iliac
Area: urinary bladder, ureter, seminal vesicle, prostate

37
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Info on middle rectal artery

A

Origin: internal iliac
Area: rectum, seminal vesicle and prostate

38
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Info on Internal pudendal artery

A

Origin : internal iliac

Area: perineum and anal canal

39
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Info on inferior gluteal artery

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Origin: internal iliac
Area: levator ani, coccygeus , piriformis and gluteal

40
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Info on Uterine artery

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Origin: internal iliac
Area: ureter, uterus and vagina

41
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Info on Vaginal artery

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Origin: uterine
Area: vagina and bladder

42
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Info on Iliolumbar artery

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Origin: internal iliac (posterior)
Area: cauda equina, iliacus , psoas, quadratus lumborum

43
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Info on Lateral sacral artery

A

Origin: internal iliac (posterior)
Area: vertebral canal and piriformis

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