Urogenital Triangle

Question 1

The Urethra is longer in what gender?

Answer 1

Females

Question 2

What are the 3 parts of the male urethra?

Answer 2

Prostatic
Membranous
Spongy

Question 3

What is the widest and narrowest parts of the male urethra?

Answer 3

Widest part Prostatic

Narrowest part Membranous

Question 4

The Penis compromises of what parts eg corpus

Answer 4

L+R Corpus Cavernosa

Corpus Spongiosum

Question 5

The Terminal part of the penis is

Answer 5

Glans Penis

Question 6

What is the prepuce?

Answer 6

Foreskin of Penis

Question 7

The Corpus Cavernosa in penis is covered by?

Answer 7

Buck’s Fascia

Question 8

The Urethra is transmitted through what in males?

Answer 8

Corpus Spongiosum

Question 9

The majority of the erectile tissue in the penis is in the

Answer 9

Corpus Cavernosa

Question 10

Sensory innervation of the penis is through the

Answer 10

Dorsal Nerve of the Penis

Question 11

The Dorsal Nerve of the Penis is a branch of

Answer 11

Pudental Nerve

Question 12

The Urethra is shorter in?

Answer 12

Females

Question 13

The urethra opens where in females?

Answer 13

Anterior Aspect of Urogenital Triangle

Question 14

Where is the internal/vesical urethral sphincter located?

Answer 14

Junction of urethra with bladder

Question 15

Is the internal/vesical urethral sphincter voluntary or involuntary?

Answer 15

Pudental Nerve S2-4

Question 16

Where is the external urethral sphincter found in females?

Answer 16

Distally and Inferiorly to Bladder Neck in Women between Vaginal Orifice and Clitoris

Question 17

Where is the external urethral sphincter found in males?

Answer 17

Same level as Membranous Urethra

Question 18

Is the external urethral sphincter voluntary or involuntary?

Answer 18

Voluntary

Question 19

Innervation of External Urethral Sphincter?

Answer 19

Deep Branch of Perineal Nerve S2-4

Question 20

What can cause males to become incontinent?

Answer 20

Prostatic Surgery