Reproductive Anatomy - Escobar Flashcards

1
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Pubic symphosis:

A

Piece of cartilage that connects bone

Very anterior
Urinary bladder is superior to it.

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2
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Ductus deferens location

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Anterior / Superior to ureters

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3
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Rectovesical pouch:

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Between rectum and urinary bladder
Where seminal vesicles are located

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4
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Inner urethral sphincter

External urethral sphinter

A

Inner: controlled by parasympathetics. Where urethra begins. Just before prostate.

External: controlled by somatic nerves

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5
Q

Prostatic utricle:

A

remnant of female, in seminal colliculus
ejaculatory duct drain in 2 small holes next to this.

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6
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bulbourethral glands (cowper’s glands)

A

at membranous urethra
ducts of glands drain into spongy urethra
release secretion that cleans urine during sexual play, changes pH.

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7
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retropubic space:

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between pubic symphosis and prostate
bunch of fat

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8
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Different zones of prostate

A

Anterior muscular zone
Transitional zone: more affected in cancer. overgrowth here. this in middle
Central zone: posterior
Peripheral zone: on bottom, most involved in cancer. Rectal examination can check prostate in peripheral zone.

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9
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Prostatic sinuses

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Next to seminal colliculus, filled with holes where prostate drains.

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10
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Venous plexus around prostate connects with internal vertebral venous plexus

This is what is involved in metastasis of prostate cancer, to vertebrae, to brain.

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11
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Widened portion at penis tip called:

A

navicular fossa

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12
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Ventral / Dorsal side of penis:

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Ventral is closer to scrotum

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13
Q

3 bodies of erectile tissue:

A

2 paired corpora cavernosa
single corpus spongiosum

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14
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A

crura of penis -> corpus cavernosa

bulb of penis -> corpus spongiosum

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15
Q

Penis made of:

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Root -> body -> glans (teeth)

glans only made of corpus spongiosum

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16
Q

3 erectile structures:

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Bulbospongiosus: covers bulb of penis (root)

each crura covered by ischiocavernosus muscle

17
Q

Ovaries are posterior to

A

broad ligament

18
Q

3 ligaments near ovaries

A

Ovarian ligament: becomes round ligament of uterus through inguinal canal
Suspensory ligament: contain ovarian artery/vein/nerve plexus
Broad ligament

19
Q

Where fertilization happesn

A

Ampullar region

20
Q

round / uterosacral ligaments:

A

round ligament: What connects uterus to the labia majora

uterosacral ligament: support upper part of vagina/lower part of uterus to sacrum

21
Q

erectile tissue in female:

A

bulb in 2 parts
crura will form body of clitoris
teeth form by 2 bulbs of vestibule

22
Q

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

A

hyperplasia of prostatic tissue in prostatic transitional zone