Which structures pass through both greater and lesser sciatic foramen?P: _____I: Internal Pudendal vesselsN: Nerve to obturator internus
#2
The pelvis in general and the _____ in particular have long been regarded as the best sources of information for determining the sex.
#3
The _____ and puborectalis parts of the levator ani help maintain the tone of the rectum as well as create the anorectal angle.
#4
Perineum, vulva, lower vagina are innervated by spinal segments _____
#5
Levator ani takes origin from _____ (anterior), _____ (lateral), and _____ (posterior).
#6
The fascia of _____ is involved in forming the Alcock's (pudendal) canal.
#7
The levator ani forms a large portion of the pelvic floor. It is composed of three separate paired muscles:_____PuborectalisIliococcygeus
#8
Pubocervical fascia anteriorly and rectovaginal fascia and septum posteriorly are a part of level _____ of DeLancey's levels of support
#9
Identify the type of hymen: _____
#10
The mucosal fold running from the _____ to the ureteric orifice is called the Bell's bar
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Flashcard 1: Which structures pass through both greater and lesser sciatic foramen?P: _____I: Internal Pudendal vesselsN: Nerve to obturator internus
Answer: Pudendal Nerve
Flashcard 2: The pelvis in general and the _____ in particular have long been regarded as the best sources of information for determining the sex.
Answer: pubis
Flashcard 3: The _____ and puborectalis parts of the levator ani help maintain the tone of the rectum as well as create the anorectal angle.
Answer: pubococcygeus
Flashcard 4: Perineum, vulva, lower vagina are innervated by spinal segments _____
Answer: S2-S4
Flashcard 5: Levator ani takes origin from _____ (anterior), _____ (lateral), and _____ (posterior).
Answer: Pubis, obturator fascia, ischial spine
Flashcard 6: The fascia of _____ is involved in forming the Alcock's (pudendal) canal.
Answer: obturator internus
Flashcard 7: The levator ani forms a large portion of the pelvic floor. It is composed of three separate paired muscles:_____PuborectalisIliococcygeus
Answer: Pubococcygeus
Flashcard 8: Pubocervical fascia anteriorly and rectovaginal fascia and septum posteriorly are a part of level _____ of DeLancey's levels of support
Answer: 2
Flashcard 9: Identify the type of hymen: _____
Answer: Virginal
Flashcard 10: The mucosal fold running from the _____ to the ureteric orifice is called the Bell's bar
Answer: uvula vesicae
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