Pelvis Flashcards

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Pelvis separated into two parts by what structure?

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Pelvic brim
Separates true & false pelvis

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Most common type of pelvis in females?

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Gynecoid

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Most common type of pelvis in Males?

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Android

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4
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Becomes visceral pelvic fascia around the cervix?

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Parametrium

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5
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Supports the pelvic viscera? (2)

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Levator ani muscles & Coccygeus ( Pelvic Diaphragm)

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Describe Pelvic Floor Structure? (4)

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  1. Funnel shaped
  2. Attaches to walls of lesser pelvis
  3. Separates pelvic cavity from perineum
  4. Gaps in pelvic floor: Urogenital hiatus and Rectal hiatus
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Structures that pass both lesser and greater sciatic foramen? (3)

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Pudendal Nerve
Internal pudendal vessel
Nerve to obturator internus

PIN

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Structure that only pass thru the Lesser Sciatic foramen?

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Tendon of Obturator Internus

TOI

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Joint that transmits the weight of the body from the vertebral column to the bony pelvis?

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Sacroiliac Joints

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Structures constitutes the pelvic diaphragm ? (2)

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Levator Ani muscle
Coccygeus muscle

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Innervation of the levator ani? (2)

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Pudendal Nerve ( Sensory) and S4 (Motor)

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Divides perineum into genitourinary and anal triangle ?

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Line from ischial tuberosities

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Dense fibrous layer that envelops both the corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiusom ?

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Tunica Albuginea

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14
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Renal pain is commonly referred to?

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Lower back and Anterior Abdominal wall

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15
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Shape of urinary bladder ?

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Full - Ovoid / Oval
Empty - Pyramidal

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Kidney stones usually lodged in what areas of the ureter? (3)

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  1. Ureteropelvic junction
  2. Where it crosses the pelvic brim and common iliac artery
  3. Where it pierce the bladder wall
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Ureter in relation to vascular structures? (4)

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  1. Posterior to Gonadal vessels
  2. Anterior to common iliac and internal iliac vessels
  3. Medial to external iliac vessels
  4. Inferior to uterine artery

itlog sa PoGo + ACIn MEx InU

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Adrenal cells secreting catecholamines?

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Chromaffin cells

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19
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Blood supply of the prostate gland? (2)

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Inferior vesical & Middle rectal arteries

MR IV

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Lymphatic drainage of the gonads?

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Paraaortic nodes at the L1 level

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21
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Lymphatic drainage of the prostate ?

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Internal Iliac Node

(ProsIn )

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22
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Lymphatic drainage of the vulva?

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Superficial inguinal nodes

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23
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Lymphatic drainage of the skin of the penis?

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Superficial inguinal nodes

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24
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All are included in the deep perineal space except?

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Root of Penis

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Pudendal block landmark through a transvaginal approach ?
Ischial spine
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Gonadal sex is determined by?
Testes Determining Factor
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Secretes testosterone and androstenedione ?
Leydig / Interstitial cells
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Epithelial lining of growing follicle ?
Stratified cuboidal
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Epithelial lining of growing follicle ?
Stratified cuboidal
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Primary Oocyte arrested at what stage until puberty?
Prophase I
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Rudimentary ovaries , webbed neck , short stature , widely spaced nipples?
Turner Syndrome ( 45 XO )
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Implantation happens in how many days?
Day 7 after fertilization
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Delayed menstruation , abdominal pain , vaginal spotting classic s/sx of what case?
Ectopic pregnancy
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Guides testis in its descent ?
Gubernaculum testis
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Damage to these vessels during surgeries of the prostate may cause severe hemorrhage?
Prostatic Venous Plexus
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Adenocarcinoma of the prostate occurs commonly at what zone?
Peripheral zone
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Left ovarian vein drains into what vein?
Left renal vein
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Phase of menstrual cycle influenced by Progesterone secretions?
Secretory Phase
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External urethral orifice on the ventral side of glans penis?
Hypospadias
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Supplies the external genitalia and perineum , gives rise to inferior rectal artery.
Internal Pudendal Artery
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Supplies the external genitalia and perineum , gives rise to inferior rectal artery.
Internal Pudendal Artery
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Contents of inguinal canal in males? (2)
Spermatic cord Iliounguinal nerve
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Receives lymph from glans penis/ glans clitoris ?
Deep inguinal lymph node
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Supplies the external genitalia and perineum , gives rise to inferior rectal artery.
Internal Pudendal Artery
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Contents of inguinal canal in Males (2)
Spermatic cord Ilioinguinal nerve
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Receives lymph from glans penis/ glans clitoris.
Deep inguinal lymph node
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Structures found in the superficial perineal space? (7)
1. Root of penis/ clitoris 2. Superficial perineal muscle 3. Bulbospongiosus 4. Ischiocavernosus 5. Perineal body 6. Perineal branch of pudendal nerve 7. Greater vestibular glands (F)
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Kidney blood flow (17)
Heart to Aorta to Renal artery to Segmental arteries to **Interlobar** arteries to Arcuate arteries to **Interlobular** arteries to Afferent arterioles to Glomerulus to Efferent arterioles to Peritubular capillaries to Interlobular vein to Arcuate vein to Interlobar vein to Renal vein to IVC to Heart
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Describe Cowper gland / Bulbourethral gland. (3)
1. Pear shaped glands in males 2. Beneath the prostate at the beginning of internal portion of penis 3. Provide mucus proteins that lubricate urethra and counteract acidity
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Tributaries of the Left Renal Vein? (4)
1. Left suprarenal vein 2. Left gonadal vein 3. Left inferior phrenic vein 4. Capsular veins of the Left Kidney SuGo In Phre Cap SuGo Ni Pre Capitan
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Structures found in the deep perineal space? (7)
1. Membranous urethra (M) 2. Bulbourethral gland (M) 3. **Part of Urethra & Vagina (F)** 4. Internal pudendal vessels 5. Dorsal nerve of penis / Clitoris 6. Sphincter urethra muscle 7. Deep transverse perineal muscle
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Smaller bones that makes up the hip bone? (3)
Ilium Ischium Pubis
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Vas deferens emerge from ?
Epididymis
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Normal lengths of urethra?
Female urethra : 1.5 inches Male urethra: 8 inches
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Widest and most dilatable part where ejaculatory ducts open into?
Prostatic urethra
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Parasympathetic effect in the male sexual response?
Penile erection
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Veins affected by the internal hemorrhoids?
Internal rectal venous plexus
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Branches of nerves and vessels in the ischioanal fossa? (2)
Pudendal nerve Internal pudendal vessels
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Vulnerable to injury during evacuation of pus in the ischioanal fossa?
Inferior rectal veins
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Characteristics of Internal Hemorrhoids ?
Located above the dentate line Painless Hemorrhoids are not varicosities of the anal canal, but are clusters of vessels, muscles and connective tissue lined by normal epithelium.
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Muscles supplied by the Pudendal nerve? (2)
External anal sphincter Muscles of the Perineum
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Lymphatic drainage of ureter? (2)
Lateral aortic nodes Iliac nodes IL LA
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Testicular malignancy drainage?
Para-aortic lymph nodes ( Lumbar) Drainage: Posterior abdominal wall Kidney Ureter Gonads Uterus Uterine tubes
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Bartholin’s gland definition.
Greater vestibular glands of vagina.