Lecture 40: Comparative Penile Anatomy Flashcards
(39 cards)
penis function
external reproductive organ
semen delivery and urination
2 types of penises
musculocavernous penis
fibroelastic prenis
what type of penis do dogs/horses/cats have
musculocavernous
what type of penis do bulls/rams/bucks/boars have
fibroelastic
what do both types of penis have in common
fibroelastic and membranous/erectile tissue
musculocavernous vs fibroelastic penis
musculocavernous: greater content of erectile tissue, lower content of fibroelastic tissue
fibroelastic: greater content of fibroelastic tissue, lower content of erectile tissue
penis structure: 3 regions
glans
body
base
unique feature of fibroelastic penis
sigmoid flexure
how many cavernous bodies make up penis
2
how many spongy bodies make up penis
1
4 muscles of penis base
-ischiourethralis
-ischiocavernosus
-bulbospongiosis
-retractor penis
which muscle of penis pulls the penis backwards
retractor penis
which muscle of penis expels semen during ejaculation (+ urine)
bulbospongiosis
2 locations of fibroelastic tissue: musculocavernous penis
tunica albuginea and trabeculae
os penis
free floating bone in musculocavernous penis
cavernous bodies are eventually replaced by what structure
os penis
what structure contributes to tying during mating: musculocavernous penis (dogs)
bulbus glandis
musculocavernous penis in cats: specialization, function
keratinized glans spikes
induced ovulation by stimulus of spikes
function of spongy body in musculocavernous penis
enclose urethra
body and glans: bulls vs rams/bucks
bulls: urethral process attached to glans
ram/buck: urethral process not attached to glans
blood supply to cavernous bodies
artery of the penis
blood supply to spongy bodies
artery of the bulb
innervation of penis
pudendal nerve
blood supply to bulbus glandis
dorsal artery of penis