Pelvis

Question 1

Anterior of pelvic brim

Answer 1

symphisis pubis

Question 2

Lateral in pelvic brim

Answer 2

Ileopectineal line

Question 3

Posterior part of pelvic brim

Answer 3

sacral promontory

Question 4

Above the pelvic brim

Answer 4

False pelvis

Question 5

Below pelvic brim

Answer 5

True pelvis

Question 6

Measurement from sacral pro,omgort to the sup margin if the pubic symphysis

Answer 6

True conjugate

Question 7

Anterior border of pelvic outlet

Answer 7

Pubic arch

Question 8

Lateral border of the pelvic outlet

Answer 8

Ischial tuberosities

Question 9

Posterior border of the pelvic outler

Answer 9

tip of coccyx

Question 10

False pelvis is shallower in what gender?

Answer 10

Female

Question 11

Sacral promontory to the inf margin of pubic symphysis; measured in IE

Answer 11

Diagonal conjugate

Question 12

Distance b/w is ischial tuberosities

Answer 12

Transverse dm

Question 13

Distance b/w is ischial spines

Answer 13

Interspinous dm

Question 14

Common type of female pelvis

Answer 14

Gynecoid

Question 15

Common type of male pelvis; heart-shaped

Answer 15

Android

Question 16

Long narrow and oval-shaped pelvis

Answer 16

Anthropoid

Question 17

Wide pelvis flattened at the brim, promontory pushed forward

Answer 17

Platypelloid

Question 18

2 ligaments that divides sciatic notches into greater and lesser sciatic foramen

Answer 18

Sacrotuberous ligament

Sacrospinous ligament

Question 19

Structures that pass uniquely in greater sciatic foramen

Answer 19

Piriformis
Sciatic n.
Sup and inf gluteal vessels and nerves
Nerve to quadratus femoris
Post femoral cutaneous nerve

Question 20

Structures that pass uniquely in lesser sciatic foramen

Answer 20

Tendon of obturator internus

Question 21

Strongest support in the pelvic floor

Answer 21

Pelvic diaphragm

Question 22

Levator ani muscles

Answer 22

Puborectalis
Pubococcygeus
Iliococcygeus

Question 23

Pelvic diaphragm

Answer 23

Levator ani

Coccygeus

Question 24

Common structures passing through both greater and lesser sciatic foramen

Answer 24

Pudendal n.
Nerve to obturator internus
Internal pudendal vessels

Question 25

Anterior boundary of the perineum

Answer 25

Symphysis pubis

Question 26

Anterolateral boundary of perineum

Answer 26

Pubic rami and ischial rami

Question 27

Lateral boundary of the perineum

Answer 27

Ischial tuberosity

Question 28

Posterolateral boundary of the perineum

Answer 28

Sacrotuberous ligaments

Question 29

Inferior boundaries of the perineum

Answer 29

Sacrum and coccyx

Question 30

Site of convergence of bulbospongiosus, ext anal sphincter, sup/deep transverse perineal muscles

Answer 30

Perineal body

Question 31

Urogenital triangle contents in female

Answer 31

ext genitalia | urethral and vaginal orifice

Question 32

Medial boundary of the ischioanal fossae

Answer 32

Obturator internus muscle and fascia

Question 33

Medial boundary of ischioanal fossae

Answer 33

Levator ani

Question 34

Superficial perineal fascia

Answer 34

Colle's fascia

Question 35

Perineal fascia that separates the superficial and deep perineal space

Answer 35

Perineal membrane

Question 36

Muscle cut in midline episiotomy

Answer 36

Superficial transverse perineal muscle

Question 37

What perineal space does the internal pudendal vessels, sphincter urethra. muscle and deep transverse perineal muscle?

Answer 37

Deep perineal space

Question 38

Posterior division of internal iliac a.

Answer 38

Iliolumbar Lateral sacral Superior gluteal

Question 39

What division of the int iliac artery do inferior gluteal a, internal pudendal a. and obturator a. belong?

Answer 39

Anterior division

Question 40

Counterpart of vaginal a. in males

Answer 40

Inferior vesical a.

Question 41

2 main nerves in pelvic cavity

Answer 41

Sciatic nerve | Posterior femoral cutaneous n.

Question 42

2 divisions of sciatic nerve

Answer 42

``` Common peroneal nerve (post) Tibial nerve (ant) ```

Question 43

Spinal roots of superior gluteal n.

Answer 43

L4-5, S1

Question 44

Spinal roots of pudendal nerve

Answer 44

S2-4

Question 45

Nerve that maintain erection and urinary and fecal incontinence

Answer 45

Pudendal n.

Question 46

4 bones of pelvis

Answer 46

2 hip bones sacrum coccyx