Pelvis 2
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 The Parietal Branch of the Internal Iliac artery contains | 1. Iliolumbar 2.Lateral sacral 3.Obturator 4.superior Gluteal 5.inferior Gluteal 6.Internal Pudendal ILIOIS |
| The Visceral Branch on the Internal Iliac Artery contains | 1. Umbilical Artery 2.Superior Vesical 3.Inferior Vesical 4.To Ductus Deferens 5.Uterine 6.Vaginal 7.Middle and Inferior Rectal Artery |
| the Iliac branch of the Iliolumbar Artery supplies | Iliacus muscle and ilium |
| The Lumbar branch of the Iliolumbar supplies | Psoas and Quadratus muscles |
| Which artery supplies the Piriformis | Inferior/Superior Gluteal from the Parietal Branch of Internal Iliac Remember where each of them run! Think about where the piriformis runs! |
| The Internal Pudendal Artery enters perineum through which foramen | lesser sciatic |
| Branches of the Internal Pudendal Artery | 1. Deep and Dorsal Arteries of penis or clitoris 2.Artery to Bulb of Penis or Vestibule 3.Perenial Branches 4.**Inferior Rectal Artery 5.Urethral Artery 6.Posterior Scrotal Artery-Labial Branch Internal Pudendal DAPIUP |
| Branches of Lumosacral Plexus that supply Pelvis | 1.Nerve to Piriformis 2.Nerve to Levator Ani and Coccygeus 3.Nerve to Sphincter Ani Externus 4.Pelvic Splanchnics 5.Pudendal Nerves |
| Branches of the lumbosacral Plexus that supply the Buttock and lower limb | 1. Superior and Inferior Gluteal 2.Nerve to Quadratus Femoris 3.Nerve to Obturator Internus 4. Posterior Femoral Cutaneous 5. Perforating Cutaneous 6.Sciatic Nerve |
| All but which Sacral Nerve exit Sacral Foramina | S5 and Co1 exit Sacral Hiatus |
| what forms the levitator prostate or the pubo vaginalis? | fibers from puborectalis |
| structures palpated per rectum in male | Prostate Membranous part of urethra Seminal Vessicle Bladder when full Blbourethral gland |
| structures palpated per rectum in female | cervix of uterus vagina uterus when retroverted Ovary Uterine tube |
| Three ligaments that help fix bladder | Medial and lateral Puboprostatic Lateral ligament of bladder |
| the sphincter vesicle is what type of muscle? | smooth |
| sphincter urethrae is part of pelvic diaphragm and is what type of muscle | striated |
| blood supply to bladder | Superior vessicals Artery to ductus deferens Inferior Vessical Artery |
| Urachus | Median umbilical fold |
| Blood supply to the Seminal Vessicles | Middle Rectal Artery to ductus deferens Inferior Vessical Artery |
| Parts of the Prostate | Apex Base Prostatic Utricle Seminal Colliculus |
| Enlargement of which prostatic lobe will block urine passage | Median lobe |
| Inferior Vessical is a branch of which artery? | Internal Iliac |
| Superior Rectal is a branch of which artery? | Inferior messenteric |
| Middle rectal is a branch of which artery | Pudendal |
| Lymph of the prostate | Internal iliac nodes Sacral nodes Vertebral venous plexus |
| 4 surgical routes to the prostate | transvesical Retropubic Perennial Urethral |
| What is the best surgical route to remove the prostate? | PErineal |
| What is the be route of surgery for a benign tumor on prostate? | Urethral |
| where does the vas deferens join the seminal vesicle? | posterior aspect of bladder |
| ejaculatory duct empties into | prostatic urethra |
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