Pelvis arteries

Question 1

Ovarian arteries arises from

Answer 1

Descending abdominal aorta

Question 2

Ovarian arteries enters

Answer 2

Ovaries

Note: Arise near renal arteries and descend

Question 3

Testicular arteries arises from

Answer 3

Abdominal descending aorta

Question 4

Testicular arteries enters

Answer 4

Testis

Note: Arises near renal arteries and descends near ureter, passes inferiorly to enter deep inguinal ring

Question 5

Common iliac artery arises from

Answer 5

Descending abdominal aorta

Question 6

Common iliac artery enters

Answer 6

External iliac artery
internal iliac artery

Question 7

External iliac artery arise from

Answer 7

Common iliac artery

Question 8

External iliac artery enters

Answer 8

Femoral artery and inferior epigastric

Question 9

Internal iliac artery arises from

Answer 9

Common iliac artery

Question 10

Internal iliac artery enters

Answer 10

Organs of pelvis, muscles of gluteal region and perineum, genitalia

Question 11

Internal pudendal artery arises from

Answer 11

Internal iliac artery (typically anteriordivision)

Question 12

Internal pudendal artery enters

Answer 12

Perineal region; erectile tissue of penis/clitoris/vulva

Note:Travels between sacrotuberous/sacrospinous ligaments toward perineum/genitals with pudendal nerve

Question 13

Obturator artery arises from

Answer 13

Internal iliac artery (typically anteriordivision)

Question 14

Obturator artery enters

Answer 14

Medial Thigh, minor branch to neck of femur

Note: May be visible as a varient from femoral artery-dangerous in pelvic fractures