pelvic viscera, innervation and blood supply Flashcards

1
Q

female pelvic organs anterior to posterior

A

bladder, uterus, rectum.
ovaries and fallopian tubes (laterally)

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2
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female perineal openings

A

urethra, vagina, anus

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3
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what lines the bladder (m&f)

A

detrusor muscle

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4
Q

what is located on the internal wall of the bladder (m&f)

A

trigone (flat triangular structure)

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5
Q

where does the ureter enter the bladder (m&f)

A

posteriorly

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6
Q

ligament anchoring bladder and location (m&f)

A

medial umbilical ligament - anterior

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7
Q

how long is the female urethra

A

~4cm

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8
Q

how long is the male urethra

A

~20cm

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9
Q

what feature of the bladder do females not have

A

internal urethral sphincter muscle

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10
Q

what happens to the location of the bladder when its full (m&f)

A

extends into abdomen (normally behind pubic symphysis

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11
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surfaces on bladder (m&f)

A

superior surface, inferolateral surfaces

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12
Q

layers of uterine wall? deep - superficial

A

endometrium, myometrium, perimetrium

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13
Q

features around cervix?

A

cervix os
cervical canal
vaginal fornix (recess around cervix)

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14
Q

recess around cervix

A

vaginal fornix

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15
Q

ligaments which hold the ovary in place?

A

mesovarium (part of broad ligament)
proper ovarian ligament (ovary to uterus)
suspensory ligament (attaches to side wall)

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16
Q

3 sections of fallopian tubes from uterus end to ovary end

A

isthmus
ampulla
infundibulum

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17
Q

finger-like projections of fallopian tubes

A

fimbria

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18
Q

name for superior portion of uterus

A

fundus

19
Q

anus epithelium type

A

stratified squamous

20
Q

3 parts of clitoris

A

body
glands
crus

21
Q

female perineum?

A

labia minora
labia majora
urethral opening
vaginal opening
glands of clitoris

22
Q

male pelvic organs?

A

bladder
prostate (inferior to bladder)
rectum (posterior)
seminal vesicles (posterior to bladder)

23
Q

male perineal openings

A

urethra
anus

24
Q

4 parts of urethra

A

pre-prostatic part
prostatic
membranous
spongy

25
Q

what is above and below the prostate gland

A

internal urethral sphincter above
external urethral sphincter below

26
Q

what carries spermatozoa from the testes to the pelvis

A

vas deferens

27
Q

what is attached to the posterior wall of the testes

A

epididymis

28
Q

male perineum?

A

bulb, crus, body and glands of penis
corpus spongiosum

29
Q

female peritoneum: pouch between uterus and bladder?

A

vesico-uterine pouch

30
Q

female peritoneum: pouch between rectum and uterus

A

recto-uterine pouch

31
Q

male peritoneum: pouch between rectum and bladder

A

rectovesical pouch

32
Q

divisions of common iliac artery?

A

internal and external
internal divides into posterior and anterior

33
Q

main artery of the perineum?

A

internal pudendal artery

34
Q

what vertebral level do the gonadal arteries arise from the aorta

A

L2

35
Q

where would you find lymph nodes draining the pelvic viscera

A

distributed along the internal and external iliac arteries

36
Q

main nerve of the perineum?

A

pudendal nerve

37
Q

which arteries in the pelvis are only in women? where do they arise from?

A

ovarian (abdominal aorta), vaginal, uterine arteries (internal iliac artery)

38
Q

where does the pudenal nerve arise from

A

sacral plexus

39
Q

ovaries cortex structures?

A

follicles
corpus luteum
corpus albicans (forms after corpus luteum degenerates)

40
Q

uterus layers features

A

perimetrium - thin outer layer, visceral peritoneum
myometrium - thickest layer, smooth muscle
endometrium - innermost mucosal layer which sheds during menstruation

41
Q

testes histology?

A

seminiferous tubules, blood vessels and connective tissue

42
Q

ovaries medulla features?

A

contains blood vessels and nerves

43
Q

what covers the outer surface of the cortex in the ovaries

A

capsule