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Anteflexed uterus
Anterior bending between cervix and uterine body
Anteverted
Anterior angle between uterus and vagina
Vagina opens into
Perineum
-Fornix
--Location
Vaginal tissue extends past cervix posteriorly
--Rectouterine pouch
___ serves as uterine sphincter during pregnancy
Cervix
Vesicouterine pouch
In front of uterus, on top of bladder
Uterine tube is draped over ____
ovary
2 openings of uterine cavity
Internal os
External os
Uterine cavity to cervical cavity
Internal os
Cervical cavity to vagina
External os
Uterine tube that's still part of wall
Intramural
Junction of tube to uterine body
Isthmus
Expansion of uterine tube
Ampulla
Part of uterine tube hanging down
Infundibilum
Projections off infundibulum
Fimbriae
Ambdominal ostium location
Fimbriae
Uterine a. ,eets side of uterus at ____
Cervix
Uterine a. located in ____ ligament
Transverse/cardinal
External os shape after no vaginal births
Nulliparous
External os shape after 1+ vaginal births
Multiparous
Peritoneal draping over female pelvic structures
Broad ligament
Female structure analogous to male spermatic cord
Round ligament
Parts of broad ligament defined based on:
What they're holding
Mesovarium
Holds ovary to broad ligament
Mesosalpinx
Holds ovary to bottom of uterine tube
Mesometrium
Next to uterus itself
Structure analogous to gubernaculum
Round ligament
Uterus anteversion normall
Pregnancy
Cardina ligament
Round ligament
Suspensory ligament
Suspends ovary
Ovarian a. contained in:
Suspensory ligament
Water (___) under the bridge (____)
Ureter; uterine a.; gonadal
Connective tissue associated with each a.
Endopelvic fascia
Pelvic fascias in relation to peritoneum
Under
Round ligament goes to
Labia majora
Anatomical conjugate
Pelvic inlet
Diagonal conjugate
Can be calculated; distance from pubic bone and sacral promontory
Relationship of ureter and ductus deferens
Ductus crosses ureter
Path of ductus deferens
1. Leaves:
2. Ascends over:
3. Crosses ___; descends to ___
4. Joins ____ to form ____
5. Leaves via
1. Leave testicle
2. Ascend over superior ramus
3. Cross ureter, descend to prostate
4. Join with seminal vesicle to form ejaculatory duct
5. leave through prostatic urethra
Prostate held to pubic bone by
Prostatic ligament
Membranous urethra found:
Going through UG diaphragm
Spongy urethra found:
In corpus spongiousum
Lifted bladder & prostate (impaplpable), blood at external urethra, wrecked with full baldder::
Torn urethra
Where voluntary sphincter of urethra is located in males
Membranous urethra (UG diaphragm)
What else is held by the puboprostatic ligament?
Bladder neck
Ductus deferns runs next to ___ a.
Inferior epigastric
Middle lobe of the prostate
Between top of ejaculatory duct and back of urethra
Anterior lobe
Small, fibrous
What happens if middle lobe expands
chokes of bladder neck
Things causing middle lob eof prostate to expand
age
prostatic cancer
How to diagnoses expantion of middle lobe
Rectal exam
Cancer rate is lowest in ____ prostate lobe
Anterior
Male Structure that's the leftover of the duct forming vagina/uterus
Utricle
Utricle location
between 2 ejaculatory ducts
Utricle opens to:
Urethra
Ductus deferens --> _____ --> ______--> ____ --> prosatic urethra
Ampulla of ductus deferns; ejaculatory duct; utricle
Internal iliac supplies 3 areas (PPP)
1. Posterior pelvic wall and buttock
2. Perineum
3. Pelvic organs
Internal iliac artery ends by
Sweeing anteriorly to become the umbilical a.
2 main divisions of internal iliac a.
Posterior to butt
Anterior to genitals and pelvic organs
Perineum
Area between anus and scrotum/vulva
Division of common iliac into internal/external occurs around
L3/L4
External iliac a. becomes
Femoral
Internal iliac a. runs across ____
pelvic brim
Posterior division of internal iliac ( I Grab LuckySnakes)
Iliolumbar
Guteals
Lateral sacral
Anterior division of internal iliac (OU uckS IVow IPromise MoreReturn)
Obturator
Umbilical
Inferior vesicular
Internal pudendal
Middle rectal
Inferior glueal and ____ often come off together
Internal pudendal
Iliolumbar a. supplies
Iliacus
Lumbar segmentals (last 2 b/c aorta divided around L3/L4)
Lateral sacrals supply
Spinal cord (go medially)
Branch of umbilical a.
Superior vesicular a. to top of bladder
Uterine a. branches from
Internal iliac (anterior division)
inferior gluteal a. goes between ___ and ___ nn.
S1, S2
Aa. at risk for being torn if pevlis is fractured
Internal iliacs
Sympathetic splanchnics
Thoracic
Lumbar
Sacral
Parasympathetic splanchinics
Pelvic
Communication from intermesenteric plexus to pelvic plexus
Hypogastric nerves.
Inferior hypogastric plexus aka
Pelvic plexus
Pelvic splanchnics (parasympathetic)
-Source
-Supply to:
-VPR of S2-S4
-Distal colon, all pelvic viscera
Sacral splanchnics
-Source
-To ___ plexus
-Supply to
-Sacral sympathetic ganglia
-Pelvic (inferior hypogastric)plexus
-vascular smooth muscle of the pelvic viscera
Lumbar splanchnics to the ___ plexus
Superior mesenteric
Lumbar splanchnics supply:
smooth muscle of vessels that supply the abdominal and pelvic viscera
Testicles/ovaries drain to ____ lymph nodes
Paraaortic
Uterus, vagina, prostate (pelvic organs) drain to ___ nodes
Internal iliac/sacral nodes
External genitalia drains to
Externa iliac/femmoral