Pelvic visera and pernieum notes Flashcards

1
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what organs are retroperitoneal

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Kidneys
Ureters
Pancreas (most of it)
Duodenum (part of it)
Ascending colon (not visible)
Descending colon (not visible)
Rectum

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2
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what makes up the pelvic diaphragm

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levator ani and left coccygeus

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3
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tendinous arch

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passes along the obturator internis, and the ischial spine

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4
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The muscles of the pelvic diaphragm are innervated by the

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pudendal nerve

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5
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what does the rectum connect

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sigmoid colon to anal canal

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6
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arterial supply of the rectum comes from

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superior rectal artery (the terminal branch of the inferior mesenteric artery) and the middle rectal arteries (small branches of the internal iliac arteries).

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7
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The mucosa of the upper half of the anal canal has 6-10 vertical folds called

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anal columns that contain the terminal branches of the superior rectal veins, called the hemorrhoidal veins.

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The lower ends of the anal columns are joined by small transverse folds of mucous membrane called

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anal valves

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9
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pectinate line

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divides upper 2/3 and lower third of anal canal

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10
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The external anal sphincter is made of

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skeletal muscle and is continuous with fibers of the levator ani

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11
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The internal anal sphincter is

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a thickening of the circular smooth muscle of the rectum
is not under voluntary control and is innervated by the autonomic nervous system

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12
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The arterial supply to the anal canal comes from the

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middle and inferior rectal arteries (which are branches of the internal pudendal arteries).

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13
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male reproductive structures

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The Ductus Deferens, the Seminal Vesicle, and the Ejaculatory Duct.

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14
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the body of the penis is composed of

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2 corpora covernosa and 1 corpus spongiosum

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15
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what travels through corpus spongiosum

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spongy urethra

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16
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what pair of arteries supply the erectile tissue of penis

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dorsal and deep arteries

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17
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the deep and dorsal arteries of the penis are branches ofq

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internal pudenal artery

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18
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what is continuous with the corpa cavernose

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two crura

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19
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what is continuous with the corpus spongiosum

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a bulb

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20
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what are the crura of the penis

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tubes of dense connective tissue that are filled with erectile tissue (a specialized tissue that consists primarily of blood vessels).

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21
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The two crura and bulb of the penis are covered by striated muscles. Those surrounding the crura are called the

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ischiocavernousus muscles

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22
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he muscle surrounding the bulb is called the

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bulbosponiosus

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23
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ischiocavernosus and bulbospongiosus contract to

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prevent venous blood from draining out of the erectile tissue and facilitate the erection

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24
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what contributes to the ejactulation and expulsion of urine form the urethra

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bulbocavernosis

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25
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muscle that runs from the ischiopubic ramus on one side to the ischiopubic ramus of the other side

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urogenital diapgraphm

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26
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. The bulk of the urogenital diaphragm is formed by the

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sphincter urethrae muscle

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27
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membranous urethra

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the part of the urethra that passes through the sphincter urethrae

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28
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deep dorsal vein of the penis

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passes between the urogenital diaphragm and the pubic symphysis to enter the body of the penis

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29
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these arteries pass posterior to anterior along the sphincter urethrae

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internal pudenal arteries

30
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; these are branches of the pudendal nerves that travel with the internal pudendal arteries

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dorsal nerves of the penis;

31
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the bulbourethral gland are

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two pea-sized structures situated slightly below the prostate at each side of the base of the penis.

32
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make up the accessory reproductive glands. male

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bulbouerthral glands, seminal vescles, prostate

33
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urethra of female

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musch shorter than males

34
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the clitorus consits of

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two corpora cavernosa and a glans clitoris which is connected to a bulb (only by a few veins`

35
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what does the male have and not the female

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corpus spongiosum

36
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the crura of the female

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are composed of erectile tissue, but they are much smaller than those in the male

37
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which forms a “figure-8” around the urethra and vagina

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sphincter urethrae muscle```

38
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deep structures of female urogenital

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sphincter urethrae muscle
internal pudendal vessels
dorsal nerve of clitoris
branches of the perineal nerve to the sphincter urethrae
* The parts of the vagina and urethra that transverse the sphincter urethrae

39
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The wall of the bladder has a very thick layer of smooth muscle, the

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detrustor muscle

40
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trigone

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is found at the base of the bladder and has a different appearance. It has a smooth internal surface, and is triangular in shape, with angles at the locations of the two ureters and the urethra.

41
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Connecting the sites of the two ureters and forming the base of the trigone, is the

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interureteric ridge, a ridge formed by a thickening of the underlying muscle

42
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The urinary bladder receives blood from branches of the

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internal ilaic artery

43
Q

The superior vesicle artery often continues as the

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obliteraed umbilival artery

44
Q

The ductus deferens (or vas deferens) brings sperm from the ___ to the ___

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from the testis and epididymis to the ejaculatory duct.

45
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sperm passes from the testis through the inguinal canal and enters the abdomen (retroperitoneally) through the

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inguinal ring

46
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what forms the ejactulatory duct

A

duct of semicle vescicle and ductus deferens

47
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vas deferens brings the sperm to

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the testis and epididymis

48
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what is the prostate gland

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a walnut shaped structure that surrounds the urethra as it passes from the neck of the bladder

49
Q

where does the prostatic urethra begin

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at the trigone of the bladder and runs to the region of the sphincter urethra muscle where its called the membranous urethra

50
Q

as the. urethra enters the bukbus of the penis it is called the

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spongy urethra

51
Q

The urethral crest is

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a central vertical ridge on the posterior wall of the prostatic urethra

52
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A vertical slit in the center of the colliculus, called the

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prostatic utricle

53
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the vagina lies between

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the bladder and rectum

54
Q

The highest, rounded, part of the uterus is the

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fundus

55
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The region where the uterine tubes enter the uterus is the

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isthmus

56
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The uterine tubes are about 10 cm long and pass bilaterally from

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the isthmus of the uterus toward lateral wall of the pelvis in the upper border of the broad ligament.

57
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The lateral funnel-shaped end of the uterine tube is called

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infundibulum

58
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the rugged edge with short finger-like projections on the infundibulum is called

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fimbria

59
Q

Fertilization by a sperm usually occurs within the

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uterine tube

60
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At the sides of the uterus, two layers of peritoneum come together to form the

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broad ligaments

61
Q

the broad ligament can be devidied into

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mesometrium, mesosalpinx, mesovarium

62
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These branches of the internal iliac arteries cross the floor of the pelvis to reach the uterus at the base of the broad ligamen

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uterine arteries

63
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They are suspended from the broad ligament by the mesovarium.

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ovary

64
Q

The ovarian artery and vein are located in the

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suspensory ligament

65
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a band of fibrous tissue that runs in the broad ligament connecting the uterine pole of the ovary to the lateral aspect of the uterus.

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ovarian ligament

66
Q

along the anterior wall of the uterus where the ovarian ligament becomes continuous with the

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round ligament of uterus

67
Q

After passing through the inguinal canal the round ligament is attached to the subcutaneous tissue of the

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labium majus

68
Q

parasympathetic preganglionic fibers of the pelvic structures synapse at

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in ganglia within walls of the organ via the pelvic splanchnic

69
Q

preganglionic sympathetic neurons of pelvis synpase in the

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inferior mesenteric ganglion

70
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The skeletal muscle sphincters of the pelvis are under voluntary control and are innervated by the

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pudendal nerves