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Pelvis Part 2 Flashcards

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male pelivs

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smaller angle, thick and heavy bones, deeper

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female pelvis

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wider angle, thinner bones, wide and shallow set

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pelvic diaphragm

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-floor of pelvic cavity
-interrupted by the urogenital hiatus
-consists of levator ani and coccygeus

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urogenital hiatus

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allows passage of the urethra and vagina in women and membranous urethra in males

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leavtor ani

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-iliococcygeus, pubococcygeus, puborectalis
-supports and maintains position of pelvic organs

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coccygeus

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supports pelvic organs

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puborectalis

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forms sling around rectus at anorectal junction, keeps poop in

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lateral pelvic wall

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obturator internus and obturator membrane, inserts on femur

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posterior pelvic wall

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piriformis and sacral pelvis, femur

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endopelvic fascia

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consists of parietal fascia and visceral fascia

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parietal fascia

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covers the surface of the sacrum, coccyx, and muscles of the pelvic wall and floor

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visceral fascia

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uterosacral ligament, cardinal ligament

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cardinal ligament

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cervix to fascia of piriformis

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uterosacral ligament

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uterus to sacrum

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pelvic spaces

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parietal peritoneum from abdominal cavity extends into pelvic cavity and covers superior portions of pelvic viscera and creates recesses (pouches)

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pouches

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includes rectovesical pouch, vesicouterine pouch, and rectouterine pouch

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rectovesical pouch

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male, space between bladder and rectum

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vesicouterine pouch

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female, space between bladder and uterus

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rectouterine pouch

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female, space between rectum and uterus

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internal iliac arteries

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-supply pelvis and perineal structures
-divides into anterior and posterior divisions

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anterior division of internal iliac artery

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**viscera and organs
-obturator arteries
-middle rectal arteries
-uterine and vaginal arteries
-inferior vesical arteries
-superior vesical arteries
-internal pudendal arteries

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posterior division of internal iliac artery

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**think muscles
-iliolumbar arteries
-lateral sacral arteries
-superior gluteal arteries
-inferior gluteal arteries

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venous drainage

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series of venous plexuses surrounds pelvis viscera and generally drain into internal iliac vveins

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gonads

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drained by gonadal veins, right drains directly into inferior vena cava and left drains into left renal vein

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pelvic somatic innervation

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-skeletal muscle and skin of the pelvis diaphragm, pelvic wall, and perineum are innervated by sacral plexus

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sacral plexus

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-anterior rami S1-S4
-receives contributions from lumbar spinal nerves via the lumbosacral trunk

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two major branches off the sacral plexus

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pudendal nerve and nerves to levator ani and coccygeus

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pudendal nerve

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S2-S4, voluntary motor for external anal and urethral sphincters, sensory of genitalia

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nerves to levator ani and coccygeus

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S3-S4, motor for pelvic diaphragm

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pelvic autonomic innervation

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smooth muscle and perineal vasculature innervated by sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic plexuses

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superior hypogastric plexus

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continues as right and left hypogastric nerves that synapse w postgang fibers associated within inferior hypogastric plexus

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how do postganglionic fibers travel

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travel along arteries to pelvic and perineal viscera

33
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what does superior hypogastric plexus do

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-close sphincters
-stimulates orgasm and ejaculation
-opens sphincters
-bladder emptying

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pelvic viscera

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portions of digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems that are contained within the lesser pelvis

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rectum

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-rectosigmoidal junction
-lacks teniae coli and omental appendages
- 3 transverse rectal folds
-terminal part bends sharply posterior at anorectal flexure (become anal canal)

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what keeps rectum in constant state of contraction

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puborectalis, only relaxes while pooping

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rectum supplied by

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superior rectal arteries of inferior mesenteric, middle rectal arteries of anterior division of internal iliac

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rectum drained by

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rectal venous plexus and superior rectal vein, middle rectal vein and inferior rectal vein

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ureters

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-retroperitoneal muscular tubes connecting kidneys to urinary bladder
-arise from renal pelvis within kidney hilum
-pierces that lateral aspect of bladder wall in an oblique inferomedial angle

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autonomic innervation of ureters

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-renal, aortic, superior and inferior hypogastric plexuses

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sesnory fibers from ureters enter spinal cord

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-at T11-T12
-ureteric pain refer to dermatomes

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urinary bladder

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-muscular reservoir for urine
-apex, fundus, neck, and body
-trigone
-detrusor muscle
-median umbilical ligament

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trigone

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formed by ureters and internal urethral arteries

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detrusor muscle

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-contracts bladder during urination (smooth muscle, autonomic innervation)
-contributes to internal urethral sphincter

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median umbilical ligament

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supports urinary bladder

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urinary bladder supplied by

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superior and inferior vesical arteries of internal iliac arteries

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urinary bladder drained by

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superior and inferior vesical veins

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urethra

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-begins at internal urethral orifice and ends at external urethral orifice
-drains the bladder

49
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female urethra

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-short
-travels through deep perineal pouch to the vestibule of the vagina

50
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paraurethral glands

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flank the urethra and aid in lubricating the vestibule

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male urethra

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-long
-divided inot intramural, prosthetic, intermediate, and spongy portions
-passes through prostate, deep perineal pouch, and corpus spongiosum

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intramural urethra

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passes through wall of urinary bladder before entering prostate

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prosthetic urethra

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receives secretions from vas deferens and seminal and prostate glands

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intermediate urethra

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-surrounded by external urethral sphincter
-flanked by bulbourethral glands that empty secretions into spongy urethra

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spongy urethra

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expands within glands to form navicular fossa

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fallopian tubes

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-transports ovum from ovary to uterus
-consist of infundibulum with fimbriae, ampulla, isthmus, and intramural segment

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ampulla

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where fertilization occurs

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isthmus

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narrowed region of fallopian tube

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intramural segment of fallopian tube

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portion contained within the wall of the uterus

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uterus

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-involved in implantation, gestation, menstruation, and labor
-fundus, cornu, body, and cervix

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curnu

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uterine horn

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cervix

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protrudes into vagina and includes internal os, cervical canal, and external os

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vagina

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-between cervix to vestibule of vagina
-provides passageway for blood and mucosal tissue during menstruation
-where penis enters
-passage for childbirth

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fornix

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protrusion of cervix into vagina

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muscles that compress vagina

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-pubovaginalis
-external urethral sphincter
-urethrovaginal sphincter
-bulbospongiosus

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cortex of ovary

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ovarian follicles each containing an oocyte surrounded by a single layer of follicular cells

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broad ligament for uterus

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-forms pelvic wall attachment
-mesometrium(uterine body), mesovarium(ovary), mesosalpinx(fallopian tube)

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suspensory ligament

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-continuous with broad ligament
-supports position of ovaries
-draped over ovarium arteries and veins

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ligament of the ovary

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attaches ovary to uterus

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round ligament of uterus

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-previously the gubernaculum
-extends anterolaterally from uterus
-travels through inguinal canal, and inserts into labia majora

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ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus supplied by

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uterine and ovarian arteries of anterior division of internal iliac arteries

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superior vagina supplied by

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vaginal arteries

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inferior vagina supplied by

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branches off internal pudendal arteries

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ovary and vagina structures drained by

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uterine venous plexus which drains into uterine veins of the iliac veins

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inferior portion of vagina somatic innervation

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deep perineal nerve of the pudendal nerve

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