Vessels, Nerves, Lymphatics Flashcards
the aorta bifurcates into what
the common iliac arteries
the common iliac arteries bifurcate into what
the internal and external iliac arteries
what pelvic arteries originate form the aorta
- superior rectal off the IMA
- ovarian/testicular
- median sacral
where does the median sacral artery run
posteriorly off the aorta and down the midline
describe the path of the superior rectal artery
it is the terminal branch of the IMA
what arteries typically branch off from the posterior internal iliac artery
- iliolumbar
- lateral sacral
- superior gluteal
the iliolumbar artery takes what path
it goes upward to supply the psoas and quadratus
the lateral sacral artery takes what path
it lies superior to the pelvic diaphragm
the superior gluteal artery takes what path
it exits out the greater sciatic notch superior to the pririformis muscle
what arteries typically branch of the anterior internal iliac artery
vaginal internal pudenal inferior gluteal inferior vesicular middle rectal obterator umbilical uterine superior vesicular
how can the obturator artery be identified
it branches off the anterior internal iliac and leaves via the obturator foramen
what is the path of the umbilical artery
it continues as the medial umbilical ligament
how can the superior vesicular arteries be identified
they are branches off the umbilical artery
arteries supplying the bladder that don’t come off the umbilical artery are known as what
inferior vesicular arteries
what branches of the anterior internal iliac artery leave the pelvis via the sciatic foramen
the internal pudendal and the inferior gluteal