Vasculature of the Pelvis and Gluteal Region

Question 1

Common iliac splits at

Answer 1

L5-S1 level

Question 2

Branches of the external iliac

Answer 2

Inferior epigastric

Deep circumflex iliac

Question 3

Artery arising from external iliac just prior to its passing beneath inguinal ligament

Answer 3

Inferior epigastric

Question 4

Deep circumflex iliac located

Answer 4

Proceeding laterally toward ASIS passing between transveralis fascia and peritoneum

Question 5

Branch of internal iliac important in infants and children

Answer 5

Foveal branch of obturator artery

Question 6

Obturator artery a branch of

Answer 6

Internal iliac

Question 7

Obturator artery travels with

Answer 7

Obturator nerve to pass through obturator canal

Question 8

Deep external pudendal a branch of

Answer 8

Femoral artery

Question 9

Deep external pudendal passes over

Answer 9

Pectineus and adductor longus

Question 10

Deep external pudendal supplies

Answer 10

Superficial perineal structures

Question 11

Profunda femoris branches to hip joint

Answer 11

Ascending branch of lateral femoral circumflex

Medial femoral circumflex

Question 12

Lateral femoral circumflex travels beneath

Answer 12

Rectus femoris

Sartorius

Question 13

Gland of Cloquet/Node of Rosenmuller located

Answer 13

Near femoral ring on superior portion of femoral canal

Uppermost deep inguinal node