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32 Cards in this Set
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Does the ureter pass anterior or posterior to the iliac arteries?
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anterior
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how is the ureter related to the uterine artery?
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It passes posteriorly to the uterine artery
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how are the ureters related to the urinary bladder?
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they pass posteriorly to the urinary bladder
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how is the urinary bladder related to the symphesis pubis?
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it is posterior to the symphesis pubis
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What is the trigone?
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a small smooth triangular area of the urinary bladder. The urethra drains from the anterior part, and the ureters enter the posterior aspects
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How is the bladder filled?
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parasympathetic fibers cause detrusor muscles to contract, and external & internal sphincter muscles to relax
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What does the imagionary line for the true and false pelvis lie?
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from the sacral prominence along the inner surfce of the innoinate bone down to the symohysis pubis anteriorly
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Where does the suspensory ligament come off?
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it comes off the lateral aspect of the ovary and is attached to the pelvis's side wall.
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Where are ovaries attached to?
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the posterior wall of the broad ligament.
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How thick should the endometrium be in a normal reproductive female?
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14 mm or less
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Where is a common sight for ectopic pregnancies?
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The ampulla of the uterine tube.
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Where do external iliac's supply?
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the leg?
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where do internal iliacs supply?
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the ovary
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What are some other names for fallopian tubes
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salpinges, and uterine tubes
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How is blood supplied to the uterus and vagina
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through the uterine artery, and from the ovarian arteries
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what is the usual size of the reproductive uterus?
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8x5x4
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Where does the vagina extend from?
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the vulva to the uterine cervix
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what is the length of the vagina?
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7-10 cm
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What is the length of the fallopian tubes?
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14 cm
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Where is the ovary located in respect to the internal iliac artery?
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the ovary is anterior to eht internal iliac artery
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where is the ovary in respect to the external iliac artery?
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the ovary is medial to the external iliac artery
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where is the ureter in respect to the ovary?
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the ureter is posterior the ovary.
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fibroid
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menign mass that comes off the myometrium(hypoechoic), and touches the uterus
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antivenerted
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fondus is anterior
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what lies behind the vagina?
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bowel
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what are the layers of the endometrium?
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stratum functionalis
stratus basalis |
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where do arcuate arteries extend to?
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the superficial portion of the myometrium
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fibroid
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menign mass that comes off the myometrium(hypoechoic), and touches the uterus
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antivenerted
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fondus is anterior
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what lies behind the vagina?
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bowel
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what are the layers of the endometrium?
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stratum functionalis
stratus basalis |
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where do arcuate arteries extend to?
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the superficial portion of the myometrium
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