Rectum Flashcards

(35 cards)

0
Q

Descends along the sacrococcygeal concavity

A

Rectum

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Fixed terminal part of the large intestine

A

Rectum

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2
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Part of the colon that has

  • no sacculation
  • no appendices epiplocae
  • no mesentery
  • no taenia coli
A

Rectum

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3
Q

In males, it is the part of the rectum that is related anteriorly to the urinary bladder

A

Upper third

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In females, the upper third of the rectum is related anteriorly to

A

Cervix and body of the uterus

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5
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Part of the rectum covered by peritoneum in its anterior aspect

A

Middle third

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6
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In males, the peritoneum covering the rectum is folded onto the urinary bladder to form

A

Recto vesical pouch

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7
Q

On the posterior vaginal wall in females, the peritoneum of the rectum folds to form

A

Recto uterine pouch

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8
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Semilunar transverse or horizontal folds in the rectum is called

A

Valves of houston

  • 2 on L: superior, inferior
  • 1 on R: middle
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9
Q

Valve of houston that occasionally encircles the rectal lumen

A

Superior fold

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10
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Largest and most constant valve of houston that is found immediately above the rectal ampulla

A

Middle fold

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11
Q

From the embryological hindgut that is enclosed by the mesorectal fascia

A

Mesorectum

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Mesorectal fascia continues with a denser condensation of fascia anteriorly called

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Males: rectovesical fascia of Denonvillier
Females: fascia of rectovaginal septum

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13
Q

Mesorectum contains what structures?

A

Superior rectal a & branches
Superior rectal v & tributaries
Lymph vessels and nodes along SRA
Branches from IMPlexus

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14
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Arterial supply to the upper 2/3 of the rectum

A

Superior Rectal Artery

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15
Q

Superior rectal artery is a continuation of

16
Q

Superior rectal a divides into 2 branches at what level of the spinal cord

17
Q

Provides arterial supply to the muscle of the mid and lower rectum

A

Middle rectal arteries

18
Q

Middle rectal a arise from

A

Ante division of internal iliac a

19
Q

Terminal branches of the internal pudendal a

A

Inferior rectal a

20
Q

Supplies the internal and external anal sphincters, anal canal below its valves, and perianal skin

A

Inferior rectal a

21
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Inferior rectal a is a branch of

A

Internal pudendal a

22
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Anastomose with the terminal branch of the superior rectal a

A

Ascending branches of inferior rectal a

23
Q

Venous drainage of the rectum

A

Rectal venous plexus

24
Rectal venous plexus connects anteriorly with what plexuses?
Male: vesical plexus Female: utero-vaginal plexus
25
Rectal venous plexus drains to
Superior rectal v
26
External part of the rectum: inferior portion is drained by
Inferior rectal vein
27
External part of the rectum: middle portion is drained by
Middle rectal v
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External part of the rectum: superior part is drained by
Superior rectal v
29
Inferior rectal v drains to
Internal pudendal v
30
Middle rectal v is a drains to
Internal iliac v - anterior division
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Superior rectal v drains to
IMV
32
T or F: There is a communication between portal and systemic venous systems
True
33
Superior rectal veins are formed from the
Internal rectal plexus
34
Lymph drainage of the rectum and upper anal canal above dentate line drains into
Epirectal nodes in mesorectum