Lecture 26: Pelvic Cavity & Male Repro Flashcards

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1
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pelvic girdle =

A

ilium, ischium, pubis, sacrum, coccyx

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false pelvis __ pubic brim

A

above
bowel, full bladder, pregnant uterus

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3
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true pelvis __ pubic brim
- muscular floor =
- contents =

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below
= pelvic diaphragm
= colon/rectum, bladder, vagina/uterus

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4
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pelvic blood vessels are

A

external iliac arteries
internal iliac arteries
gonadal arteries

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5
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what arteries DO NOT supply the pelvic content

A

external iliac arteries

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6
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___ iliac arteries - considerable branching
- ___ branches to bladder, uterus, vagina, rectum
- internal ___ arteries

A

internal
- visceral
- pudendal

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7
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gonadal arteries:
1. ___/___ arteries (branches from ___)
2. dragged into ___ by their respective gonads

A
  1. testicular/ovarian (aorta)
  2. pelvis
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8
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hemorrhoids are formed after prolonged pressure on ___
examples

A

rectal walls
(ex. pregnancy, constipation)

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9
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pelvic diaphragm is on

A

the floor of the pelvis

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10
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pelvic diaphragm includes and stabilizes GI/UG external sphincters such as:

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external urethral sphincter = urination
external anal sphincter = defecation
vaginal sphincter

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prolapse of pelvic content
1. pelvic floor easily injured @ ___
2. prolapsed ___ (in men and women)
3. prolapsed ___ (multiple childbirths)

A
  1. childbirth
  2. rectum
  3. uterus
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12
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Kegel exercises ___

A

tone pelvic floor muscles, relieves many urinary difficulties, eases birthing process, and speeds recovery

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13
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pelvic nerves
1. somatic motor
a. ___ the pelvic floor

  1. somatic sensory
    a. cervix and ___, __ of perineum and external genitalia
  2. pelvic parasympathetic nerve
    a. peristalsis = descending colon > ___
    b. dilation of blood vessels in __ tissues
  3. sacral sympathetic n.s
    a. reduces peristalsis and contract __ urethral sphincter
    b. initiate ___, reflexive contraction of pelvic floor
A

1a. contraction

2a. vagina, skin

3a. rectum
3b. erectile

4a. internal
4b. ejaculation

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14
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what is the space external to (below) pelvic diaphragm
and location of external genitalia

A

perineum

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15
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sexual reproduction requires:

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meiosis & fertilization

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16
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meiosis = formation of

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haploid cells (gametes)

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17
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male gonads =
female gonads =

A

testis
ovaries

18
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inguinal canal (paired)
1. passage that passes obliquely through the lower ___ wall
2. supported by ligaments and ___
3. contents __ in males, __ in females

A
  1. abdominal
  2. muscles
  3. spermatic, round ligament
19
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inguinal herniation:
1. indirect = intestine extrude out through the ___
2. direct = intestines push directly though the ___ wall

A

canal
abdominal

20
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what is tunica albuginea

A

connective tissue surrounds and supports testis

21
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seminiferous tubules produce

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sperm and testosterone

22
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what does the epididymis do

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  • stores spermatozoa and facilitates maturation
  • recycles damaged/unused spermatozoa
23
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what carries maturing sperm to ejaculatory duct

A

vas (ductus) deferens

24
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vasectomy =
and what does it prevent

A

transection of the vas deferens
prevents sperm from becoming part of the ejaculate

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castration =
removal of testicles and sometimes the penis
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testicular cancer is __ of the testicles
neoplasm
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testicular cancer is easy to identify and treated by
removing testicle
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seminal vesicle: 1. liquifies ___ (60% of the seminal volume) 2. secretes __ to keep sperm alive 3. semen is passed into the ___ duct
1. semen 2. fructose 3. ejaculatory
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prostate gland: 1. liquifies __ (30% of the seminal volume) 2. counteracts the acidity of the ___ 3. exists as the ___ glands in females
1. semen 2. vagina 3. paraurethral
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prostate hyperplasia (hypertrophy): 1. enlarged prostate distorts/stretches floor of __ 2. __ feels full but cannot be fully emptied 3. infection of static urine spreads into __ tract 4. 60% chance in __-__ year olds 5. 95% chance in ___ old and up
1. bladder 2. bladder 3. urinary 4. 40-60 5. 70+
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carcinoma of the prostate gland (hypertrophy/enlargement) 1. ___ procedure = trans-urethral resection of prostate
TURP
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bulbourethral gland: 1. alkaline lubricative fluid, __% of the seminal volume
5
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semen is a combination of mature sperm and fluids from the ? ? ?
prostate, seminal vesicles, and bulbourethral gland
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seminal fluid has 20-100 ___ sperm per ml total = 20-500 ___ sperm per ejaculate
20-1000 million 20-500 million
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seminal fluid pH is
7.2-7.8
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corpora cavernosa (2): 1. paired hemotumescent bodies - __ of penis 2. each corpus attached to the __ via the crus 3. ischiocavernosus m. surrounds each crus
1. dorsum 2. pubis
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corpus spongiosum: 1. single hemotumescent strucure - __ of penis 2. expanded bulb at __ end, terminates at __ 3. penile urethra perforates both the __ and ___ 4. ___ muscle surrounds bulb and corpus 5. contraction helps expel urine/semen from __
1. dorsum 2. proximal, glans 3. bulb and glans 4. bulbospongiosus 5. urethra
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___ binds corpora and their muscles together
deep fascia
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prepuce = extends over __
foreskin glans
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male circumcision =
removal of foreskin