The internal and external iliac veins join to form the inferior vena cava
FALSE: the internal and external iliac veins join to form the common iliac veins
The R and L common iliac veins unite to form the IVC
Sperm are produced in the epididymis
FALSE: sperm are produced in the testes along with male sex hormones
the sperm are stored in the epididymis as they undergo final stages of maturation
The round ligaments extend laterally from the body of the uterus to prevent posterior movement
TRUE
The pectineal line is located on the upper surface of the superior pubic ramus
TRUE
The psoas muscle unites with the obturator internus muscle to form the iliopsoas muscle
FALSE: the psoas muscle unites with the iliacus muscle to form the iliopsoas muscle
the iliopsoas is an important muscle for flexing the leg and making walking possible
The concave anterior surface of the ala is termed the iliac fossa which is seperated from the body of the ilium by the pectineal line
FALSE: the arcuate line seperates the iliac fossa from the body
An inferior band of fibrous connective tissue from the external oblique muscle folds back on itself to form the inguinal ligament
TRUE
The gluteus maximus muscle is the most important muscle for flexing the leg which makes walking possible
FALSE: the iliopsoas muscle is the most important muscle for flexing the leg
The posterior surface of the bladder is referred to as the fundus or base
TRUE
The apex of the bladder is attached to the anterior abdominal wall by the median umbilical ligament which is the remains of the fetal urachus or aka the obliterated umbilical artery