pelvis and perineum

Question 1

fold of perineum that extens from side of uterus to lateral wall of pelvis and surrounds uterine tube

Answer 1

broad ligament

Question 2

broad ligament over ovary

Answer 2

suspensory ligament

Question 3

parts of broad ligament

Answer 3

mesovarium, mesoalpinx, and mesometrium

Question 4

Uterosacral ligament

Answer 4

from cervix to middle of sacrum

Question 5

ligament in the broad ligament- and connects ovary to ligament

Answer 5

ovarian ligament

Question 6

continued ovarian ligament

Answer 6

round ligament

Question 7

ligament from certive to middle of sacrum

Answer 7

uterosaral ligament

Question 8

forms base of penile (clitoral) musculature and penis (clitoris)

Answer 8

perineal membrane

Question 9

immediately anterior to rectum

Answer 9

cervix

Question 10

most anterior organ in pelvis

Answer 10

bladder

Question 11

bone connecting two pubic bones

Answer 11

pubic symphosis

Question 12

lowest extent of peritoneal cavity

Answer 12

pouches

Question 13

space that allows bladder to expand

Answer 13

paravesicular fossa

Question 14

Organ that is extraperiotoneal and encircles the urethra

Answer 14

prostate

Question 15

lowest extent of peritoneal cavity in males

Answer 15

retrovesicular pouch

Question 16

ligament at base of ureter

Answer 16

broad ligament

Question 17

organ posterior to bladder and anterior to rectum

Answer 17

uterus

Question 18

Pelvic splanchnic nerves carry parasympathetic fibers from the lateral horn of the spinal cord at what level

Answer 18

the S2, 3, and 4 levels.

Question 19

water under the bridge references what

Answer 19

Remember–the ureter passes under the uterine artery, in the inferior portion of the mesometrium, near the cervix!

Question 20

the major pelvic muscle which elevates the pelvic floor

Answer 20

levator ani

Question 21

Blood supply to the superior portions of the bladder typically arises from the ____________ arteries.

Answer 21

umbilical

Question 22

The pelvic splanchnic nerves primarily carry ____________ to the _____________ plexus.

Answer 22

presympa to superior hypogastric plexus

Question 23

bounderies of the perineum are as follows.

Answer 23

Anterior: pubic symphysis; Anterolateral: ischiopubic rami; Lateral: ischial tuberosities; Posterolateral: sacrotuberous ligament; Posterior: tip of the coccyx.

Question 24

The artery which supplies blood to the major erectile body in both the male and female is the

Answer 24

deep artery of the penis/clitoris

Question 25

separates pelvis from perineum

Answer 25

pelvic diaphragm

Question 26

Structures leave the pelvis and enter the perineium hoq

Answer 26

via the greater and lesser ischiadic foramina, respectively

Question 27

sympathetics reach the perineum how

Answer 27

via hypogastric plexus

Question 28

Blood or urine in the superficial perineal pouch can enter the scrotum and go where

Answer 28

ascend the anterior abdominal wall