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22 Cards in this Set
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The false/greater pelvis is the space between:
Defined by the: |
the iliac fossa and its inferior boundry
Pelvic Brim |
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The psoas muscle is:
(false pelvis) |
large, triangular, fleshy
Anterior pelvic sidewall |
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The transverse muscle is:
(false pelvis) |
round, hypoechoic, paraveterbral
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The iliacus is:
(false pelvis) |
fan shaped, along iliac crest
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The iliopsoas is:
(false pelvis) |
The combination of the the iliacus and psoas major
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The true/lesser pelvis is the space below:
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the pelvic brim
(sacrum, ischium, pubis) |
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The obturator internus is:
(true pelvis) |
fan shaped, lateral wall covering
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The pififormis arises from:
(true pelvis) |
the sacrum, passes through the greater sciatic foramen
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2 muscles of the pelvic floor (diaphragm)
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Levator ani (larger)
Coccygeus (smaller) |
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4 Ligaments of the uterus and ovaries
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Broad, ovarian, mesovarium, suspensory
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The uterus is suspended by:
The forward bend is maintained by: |
2 broad ligaments
2 round ligaments |
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The cervix is supported by:
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2 uterosacral ligaments
1 posterior, 1 anterior |
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The ovarian ligaments are between the:
Attaches the ovary to the: |
ovarian bodies and uterus
Cord like thickening Attaches ovary to the lateral uterus wall |
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The mesovarium attached the ovary to:
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the posterior layer of broad ligaments of the uterus
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The suspensory ligament carries the:
attaches the ovary to the: |
Ovarian vessels
Lateral pelvic wall |
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The common iliac arteries cross:
Bifurcate to form the: Flow is: |
anterior and medial to the psoas
Internal/external iliac arteries High velocity, high impedance flow |
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The external iliac arteries supply the:
Course through the: Liev lies medial to the: Reiv is medial/posterior to the: |
lower extremeties
False pelvis Larger in caliber Left Right |
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Internal iliac arteries supply the:
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Pelvic viscera, pelvic walls, perineum and gluetal region
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The right common iliac vein ascends:
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posteriorly and lateral to the right common iliac artery
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The anterior peritioneal space is between the:
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anterior parietal peritoneum and bladder
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The anterior cul-de-sac is between the:
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anterior uterus and bladder
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The posterior cul-do-sac is between the:
(pouch of Douglas, rectouterine pouch) |
uterus and rectum
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