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clitoris prepuce
- the anterior upper merging of the labia minora
- protects the body and the glans of the clit
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Frenulum of the clitoris
- this the lower anterior merging of the labia minora
- same function as the prepuce
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Glans of the Clit
- the small round mass of erectile tissue that forms the most distal portion of the clitoris
- connected to the bulb of the vestibule
- this is equivalent to the glans of the penis
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labia minor
- run from clit to the border around the vaginal orifice
- no hair or adipose
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labia majora
- have hair and adipose and portect all other inside structure
- is keratinized and
- made of cutaneous tissue
- has smooth muscle as well
- sebaceous follicules
- superfiscial and deep layer are like campers and scarpa's fascia , respectively
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mons pubis
- sits anterior to the pubic smphysis and along the pubic crest
- protect and cushions the pub region and is made out of skin, adipose tissue, and subcutaneous tissue
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round ligament of the uterus remnant of
gubernaculum
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round ligament of the uterus
- goes from the uterus, through the inguinal canal and inserts at the labia major. It is often fatty
- the round ligament of the uterus is much like the spermatic cord
- it contain vessels nerves and lymph
- it also travels throught he broad ligament
- fibers also extend into the mons pubis
- aids in anchoring the uterus
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Vestible of vag
it has allt he openings and the vestibule glands
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Vulva
- The outside of the vag
- its arterial and venous supply are the internal and external vestibule arterues and veins
- collection term
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innervation of the vulva
the ilioinguinal, puedenal, and genitofemoral
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bulb of vestibule
- attach to the perineal membrane
- contacts the greater vestibular land inferiorly
- female erectile tissue
- in superfical pouch
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bulbospongiosus (f)
from the perinal body to the perineal membrane and the carpo cavernosa of clit
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crus of clitoris
- goes fromt eh root of the clit to meet anterior to the vestible and make the clitoris and glans
- in superfiscial pouch
- attachs to the perineal membrane
- covered by isocavernosous muscles
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Pudendal nerves branches ( f)
- the inferior rectal
- the posterior labial
- and theperineal
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what is the path of the puedendal nerve
- leaves the pelvis throught he greater sciatic forament and re-enters throught the lesser sciatic foramen into the anala triangle of the perineum with the internal pudendal artery & vein
- originates from teh sacral plexus
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what nerves do the pudendal nerve form from
the anterior rami of S2-S4
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inferior rectal nerve
- external anal sphincter
- skin of anal triangle
- levator ani muscles
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perineal nerve
- motor innervation to the muscles of the superficial and deep pouch
- sensory to the skin f=of the urogenital triangle
- poster surface of the scrotum or labia majora
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posterior nerve of clit of penis
sensory innervation tot eh body and glands of the clit or the penis
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what are the 3 parts of the broad ligament of the uterus
- mesometrium
- mesoovarium
- meso salpinx
- serous membranes that make connections according to their names
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the scrotal ligament is a remnant of
the gubernaculum
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what does the corpus cavernosum do and how many are there?
- There are two they make up the bulk of the penis
- erectile bodies along dorsal of the penis
- get engorded with blood during erection
- contains the dorsal arteries to give blood for erection
- the dorsal vein of the penis lie btwn the carvernosa and they have pressur put on them during erection and this is what prevents blood flow out of the penis and maintains an erections
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corpus spongiosum
- also an erectile tissue
- contains the spongy urethra
- created the glans of the pennis
- and the external urethra spinchter
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sacrospinous ligament
- goes from the sacrum and coccyx to the isihial spine
- known as lesser and small anterior sciatic ligament
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Mneumonic for branches of the internal illiac artery
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