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two pouches in female reproductive organs
1 rectouterine pouch-bw rectum and uterus
2 vesicouterine pouch-bw bladder and uterus
three parts of broad ligament of the uterus
mesovarium
mesosalpinx
mesometrium
commects anterior ovary with posterior layer of broad ligament. attaches the ovary without actually containing it
mesovarium
suspends the uterine tube
mesosalpinx
below the mesosalpinx and mesovarium
mesometrium
extends from ovary to uterus below uterine tube through the borad ligament
ovarian ligament
carries ovarien blood supply
suspensory ligament of the ovary
fibromuscular condensation of pelvic fascia from cervix and lateral vagina to pelvic walls
lateral cervical ligament of uterus
transverse cervical ligament or cardinal ligament
ovarian blood supply
ovarian artery: direct to abdominal aorta
ovarian vein:
Right to IVC
left drains to left renal vein
only pouch in males
rectovesical pouch
contribute secretions to semen. lie inferior and lateral to ampullae of ductus deferens against base of bladder
seminal vesicles
located at neck of bladder. glandular tissue, smooth muscle, and fibrous tissue. also contributes secretion to semen
prostate gland
arteries supplied by the internal iliac artery
obturator artery
vaginal artery
middle rectal artery
uterine arrtery
O.V.M.U
muscles of the pelvic cavity
laterial wall: piriformis
flor: levetor ani
they assist in voluntary control of urination and defecation
levator ani and coccygeus muscles
Perineum has two triangles in males which are:
urogenital triangle and anal triangle
vascular erectile tissue. surrounded by dense tunica albuginea, impeding vesous return and maintaining erection
corpora cavernosa
vascular erectile tissue. permits passage of ejaculate
corpus spongiosum
space behind stomach
omental bursa
connect organs to body walls
mesenteries
mesentary proper: mesentary of the small intestine
Greater sac recesses
subprenic recess
subhepatic/Morison's puch
Paracolic recesses (gutter)
arise from superior mesenteric artery L1
middle colic artery
arise from inferior mesenteric aretery l3
left colic
sigmoidÂ
superior rectal
the nut cracker
aorta and SMA
3rd part of duodenum
Left renal vein
Organs drained by Portal System
spleenÂ
pancreas
gallbladder
stomach
small and large intestines.
aorta branches to body wall
inferior phrenic
median sacral
Author
melissauri
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226509
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Anatomy Lecture Test 2
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Test 2
Updated
2013-07-10T02:23:08Z
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