Pelvis and Perineum II

Question 1

Lymphatic drainage of the LABIA MAJORA

Answer 1

Superficial Inguinal Nodes

Question 2

Carcinoma of the glans penis is likely to spread via the lymphatics into

Answer 2

Superficial Inguinal Nodes

Question 3

Carcinoma of the CERVIX of the uterus is likely to spread via the lymphatics into

Answer 3

Internal and External Iliac Nodes

Question 4

Carcinoma of the PROSTATE is likely to spread via the lymphatics into

Answer 4

Internal Iliac Nodes

Question 5

Carcinoma of the VAGINAL ORIFICE is likely to spread via the lymphatics into

Answer 5

Horizontal Superficial Inguinal Nodes (Medial Group)

Question 6

SUPERIOR Rectal Artery originates from

Answer 6

Inferior Mesenteric Artery

Question 7

The L ovarian artery originates from the

Answer 7

Abdominal Aorta

Question 8

INFERIOR Rectal Artery originates from

Answer 8

Internal Pudendal Artery

Question 9

MIDDLE Rectal Artery originates from

Answer 9

Internal Iliac Artery

Question 10

The Internal anal sphincter receives its nerve supply from the

Answer 10

Hypogastric plexus

Question 11

Sphincter urethrae receives its innervation from the

Answer 11

Pudendal Nerve

Question 12

SUPERIOR rectal vein drains into

Answer 12

Superior Mesenteric Vein

Question 13

R ovarian vein drains into

Answer 13

IVC

Question 14

Patient was examines with a left side varicocele, the left testicular vein drains into

Answer 14

Left Renal Vein

Question 15

Prostatic venous plexus drains into

Answer 15

Internal Iliac Veins

Question 16

Anatomic position of the uterus when a bladder is empty

Answer 16

Anteverted and Anteflexed

Question 17

Uterus blood supply

Answer 17

uterine and ovarian arteries

Question 18

In a woman with OVARIAN cancer it is judicious to examine the

Answer 18

para aortic lymph nodes and evidence of excessive peritoneal fluid (ascites)

Question 19

The posterior wall of the LOWER third of the vagina is supported by the

Answer 19

Perineal body

Question 20

The rectouterine pouch (Pouch of Douglas) can be most efficiently entered by surgical excision through

Answer 20

Posterior Fornix of the vagina

Question 21

Cancer of the prostate can metastasize to the skull via

Answer 21

Vertebral Venous Plexus

Question 22

The middle (median) lobe of the prostate lies

Answer 22

SUPERIOR to the ejaculatory ducts and POSTERIOR to the upper part of the prostatic urethra

Question 23

The promontory of the sacrum is formed by the

Answer 23

anterior and upper border of the first sacral vertebra

Question 24

The rectouterine pouch (pouch of Douglas)

Answer 24

lies behind the posterior fornix of the vagina and the body of the uterus

Question 25

Contents of the BROAD LIGAMENT

Answer 25

round ligament of the ovary uterine artery round ligament of the uterus uterine tubes