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What is the urogenital triangle bound by?
ischial tuberosities and pubic symphysis
What does the urogenital triangle contain?
vaginal vestibule and external genitalia
What is the monus pubis?
fatty tissue anterior to pubic symphysis
What is the labia minora?
folds of skin on each side of the vaginal vestibule
What does the labia minora cover?
the top of the clitoris as the prepuce
What types of follicles does the labia minora have?
sebaceous follicles
What does the vaginal vestibule contain?
external openings of vagina and urethra enclosed by labia minora
What is the labia majora?
a thick fold of skin running from the mons pubis to the perineum and forming lateral boundary of vaginal vestibule
What types of glands and follicles does the labia majora have?
sebaceous glands and hair follicles
what is erectile cavernous tissue?
erectile tissue is a specialized vascular tissue consisting of ateriovenous anastomoses and muscular veins found in the clitoris, penis, and nasal conchae
What is the suspensory ligament of clitoris?
a fibrous connective tissue extending from the body to the pubic symphysis and into the labia majora
What is the glans clitoris?
non-erectile densely innervated structure at the tip of the body
What does the clitoral vestibular bulb do during erection?
they constrict the urethra and prevent micturation
Where does the ischiocavernous originate from?
the ischial tuberosity and suronds the crus clitoris
What does the ischiocavernous do to the clitoris?
pulls it downward
Where does the bulbospongiosus originate from and what does it surrond?
it originates from the perineal body and surronds the clitoral bulb
What does the bulbospongious assist in ?
erection
What does the superficial transverse perineus support?
the perineal floor
Where does the superficial transverse perineus originate and insert into?
originates at the perineal body and inserts into the ischial tuberosity
What does the greater vestibular gland do?
secretes muscus to lubricate the labial opening of the vagina
Where is the vesicouterine pouch located?
between the bladder and uterus
Where is the rectouterine pouch located?
between the rectum and uterus
What are the uterine ligaments?
large peritoneal fold attaching uterus to pelvic wall