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