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Hint
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Answer
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Anterior oral cavity arch
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Palatoglossal
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Posterior oral cavity arch
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Palatopharyngeal
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Teeth joint type
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Fibrous Gomphosis
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Maxillary teeth innervation
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CNV2
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Mandubular teeth innervation
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CNV3
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Mouth sphincter muscle
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Obicularis Orbis
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Cheek Muscles
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Buccinator
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Innervation of cheek muscles
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CNVII
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Chewing muscle that elevates and protrudes jaw
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Masseter
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Chewing muscle that elevates and retracts jaw
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Temporalis
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Innervation of Pterygoids
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CNV3
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Muscle that protrudes and depresses the tongue
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Genioglossus
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Muscle that retracts and depresses the tongue
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Hyoglossus
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Muscle that retracts and elevates the tongue & is innervated by CNXII
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Styloglossus
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Innervation of posterior taste and sensation of tongue
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CNIX
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Innervation of taste of anterior tongue
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CNVII
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Innervation of sensation of anterior tongue
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CNV3
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Innervation of Parotid Gland
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CNIX
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Innervation of Submandibular and Sublingual Glands
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CNV3
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Innervation of the Pharyngeal Constrictors
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CNX
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Innervation of the Stylopharyngeus
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CNIX
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Muscle that elevates soft palate and is innervated by CNV3 (abbreviation)
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TVP
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Innervation of the Palatoglossus, LVP, Palatopharyngeas
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CNX
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What does the LVP do to the soft palate?
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Elevation
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What does the Palatoglossus and Palatopharyngeas do to the soft palate
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Depression
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Innervation of the Oesophagus
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CNX
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Muscle that retracts and elevates the tongue & is innervated by CNX
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Palatoglossus
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What vertebral level is the cardiac notch of the stomach?
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T11
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What is the top of the stomach above the body called?
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Fundus
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What is the triangular shaped region proximal to the pylorus called?
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Antrum
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What artery directly from the Coeliac trunk supplies the Lesser Curvature?
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Left Gastric
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What artery from the hepatic artery supplies the Lesser Curvature?
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Right Gastric
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What arteries (L/R) supply the Greater Curvature?
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Gastro-epiploic
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Which artery does the Short Gastric artery originate from?
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Splenic
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Which artery does the Left Epiploic artery originate from?
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Splenic
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Which artery does the Right Epiploic artery originate from?
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Gastroduodenal
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What artery supplies the fundus of the stomach?
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Short Gastric
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Which vein does the short gastric and left gastro-epiploic drain into?
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Splenic
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Which vein does the right gastro-epiploic drain into?
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Superior Mesenteric
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Which vein do left and right gastric veins drain into?
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Hepatic Portal
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Which veins do the Splenic and Superior mesenteric drain into?
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Hepatic Portal
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Which thoracic segments do the SNS innervation of the foregut come from (X?-?)
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T6-9
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What nerve provides foregut SNS innervation before synapsing?
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Greater Splanchnic
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In which ganglia does the SNS innervation of the foregut synapse?
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Coeliac
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In what nerve are the preganglionic axons of the Foregut PSNS innervation
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Vagus
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What abdominal region do foregut afferents travel to?
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Epigastric
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What part of the duodenum contains the major and minor duodenal papillae?
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Descending
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What landmark does the Major Duodenal Papillae represent?
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Foregut/Midgut
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Which part of the small intestine has long vasa recta and less arcades?
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Jejunum
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Which part of the small intestine has short vasa recta and more arcades?
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Ileum
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The Gastroduodenal artery gives rise to the Superior Pancreaticoduodenal artery, and which other artery that also supplies the proximal duodenum?
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Supraduodenal
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What artery supplies the Distal Duodenum after the MDP?
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Inferior Pancreaticoduodenal
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Which thoracic segments do the SNS innervation of the Midgut come from (X?-?)
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T9-11
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In which ganglia does the SNS innervation of the Midgut synapse?
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Superior Mesenteric
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What abdominal region do Midgut afferents travel to?
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Umbilical
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Which lymph nodes does the Foregut drain to?
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Coeliac
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Which lymph nodes does the Midgut drain to?
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Superior Mesenteric
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Which lymph nodes does the Hindgut drain to?
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Inferior Mesenteric
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Which lymph trunk does the Foregut and Midgut lymph drain to?
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Intestinal
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Which lymph trunk does the Hindgut lymph drain to?
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Lumbar
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Where do the lymph trunks drain to?
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Cisterna Chyli
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Which side is the Hepatic flexure of the colon on?
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Right
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Which side is the Splenic flexure of the colon on?
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Left
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Longest name of the 3 Taeniae Coli
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Mesocolic
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Middle length name of the 3 Taeniae Coli
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Omental
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Shortest name of the 3 Taeniae Coli
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Free
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The proximal large intestine is supplied arterially by the middle colic, right colic, and _______ arteries?
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Ileocolic
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The descending colon is supplied by what artery
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Left Colic
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The Sigmoid colon is supplied by what artery?
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Sigmoid
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The anal canal above the pectinate line is supplied by what branch of the IMA?
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Superior Rectal
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What is the name of the artery that Anastomoses around the intestines?
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Marginal
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How far along the transverse colon is the midgut/hindgut junction? (fraction)
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2/3
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Which nerve roots do the SNS innervation of the Midgut come from (X?-X?)
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T12-L2
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In which ganglia does the SNS innervation of the Hindgut synapse?
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Inferior Mesenteric
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What abdominal region do Hindgut afferents travel to?
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Hypogastric
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What NON-abdominal region do Hindgut afferents travel to?
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Thigh
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Which layer of Superficial Abdominal wall fascia is known as "Camper's"?
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Fatty
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Which layer of Superficial Abdominal wall fascia is known as "Scarpa's"?
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Membranous
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Outermost muscle of the lateral abdominal wall
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External Oblique
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Middle muscle of the lateral abdominal wall
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Internal Oblique
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Innermost muscle of the lateral abdominal wall
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Transverse Abdominus
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"Abs" muscles
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Rectus Abdominus
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Line down the middle of the abs
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Linea Alba
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Line down the side of the abs
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Linea Semiluminaris
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Line travelling horizontally at the base of the abs
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Arcuate Line
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The Aponeuroses of the EO, IO, and TA form the
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Rectus Sheath
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Which ventral rami innervate the anterolateral abdominal wall muscles? (X?-X?)
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T6-L1
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What is the Ligamentum Teres Hepatis a remnant of?
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Umbilical Vein
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What two structures does the median umbilical fold run between? (? and ?)
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Bladder and Umbilicus
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What are the medial umbilical folds remnants of?
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Umbilical Arteries
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Which vessels internally form the lateral umbilical folds?
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Inferior Epigastric
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What are the nerve roots of the Intercostal nerves? (X?-X?)
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T6-T11
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What is the nerve root of the subcostal nerve? (X?)
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T12
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What is the nerve rootsof the Iliohypogastric nerve? (X?)
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L1
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Which lymph nodes does superficial lymph from above the umbilicus travel to?
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Anterior Axillary
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Which lymph nodes does superficial lymph from below the umbilicus travel to?
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Superficial Inguinal
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During development of the inguinal canal, what structure extends from the testis to labioscrotal swelling?
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Gubernaculum
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What does this structure become in females?
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Round ligament of uterus
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Primary anterior wall of the anterior inguinal canal
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External Oblique
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Primary posterior wall of the anterior inguinal canal
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Transversalis Fascia
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Floor of the Inguinal Canal
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Inguinal Ligament
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Roof of the Inguinal Canal
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Internal Oblique
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The genital branch of which nerve travels in the inguinal canal?
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Genitofemoral
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The inguinal branch of which nerve travels in the inguinal canal?
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Ilioinguinal
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What non-vessel travels in the spermatic cord of a female that does not in a male
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Round Ligament of Uterus
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What reproductive structure travels in the spermatic cord of a male that does not in a female
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Ductus Deferens
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Is a hernia that travels through both the deep and superficial inguinal ring indirect or direct
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Indirect
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What congenital abnormality predisposes an indirect inguinal hernia?
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Patent Processus Vaginalis
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Weakness in what anatomical area predisposes to a direct inguinal hernia?
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Inguinal Triangle
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From a posterior view of the liver, what is the lobe that is middle and superior?
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Caudate
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From a posterior view of the liver, what is the lobe that is middle and inferior?
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Quadrate
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What ligament travels the superior edge of the liver?
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Coronary
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What ligament is at the top corner of each side of the liver?
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Triangular
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What ligament runs down the front of the liver?
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Falciform
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What is the ligamentum venosum a remnant of?
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Ductus Venosum
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What ligament of the lesser omentum separates the left and caudate lobes?
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Hepatogastric
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What ligament of the lesser omentum surrounds the portal triad structures?
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Hepatoduodenal ligament
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Which artery coming off the common hepatic supplies the liver?
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Hepatic Proper
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Which artery coming off the right hepatic artery supplies the gallbladder?
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Cystic Artery
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The hepatic artery and portal veins in hepatic lobules both drain into what structure?
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Sinudoids
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And where do these structures then drain to within the lobules?
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Central veins
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Which nodes does deep hepatobiliary lymph drain to initially before draining into the coeliac nodes?
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Coeliac
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Which nodes does posterior and superior hepatobiliary lymph drain to initially before draining into the posterior mediastinal nodes?
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Phrenic
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Which nodes does central hepatobiliary lymph drain to initially before draining into the thorax?
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Parasternal
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Which part of the GIT does the hepatobiliary system have the same SNS and PNS innervation as?
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Foregut
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Irritation of diaphragm provides somatic pain to which nerves?
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Intercostal
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Irritation of the central diaphragm radiates to what region with a C3-5 Myotome?
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Shoulder
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Which ligament does the tail of the pancreas lie in?
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Splenorenal
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The pancreas has a tail, body, neck, head, and ?
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Uncinate process
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The main pancreatic duct and bile duct join into the hepatopancreatic ___ (Vater)?
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Ampulla
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The flow from this structure to the duodenum is controlled by the Sphincter of __?
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Oddi
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What structure do these drain through? (don't abbreviate)
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Major Duodenal Papilla
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What does the accessory pancreatic duct drain into?
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Minor Duodenal Papilla
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What structures does the diaphragmatic surface of the spleen lie against?
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Ribs
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The visceral surface of the spleen has a gastric, colic, and renal ____
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Impression
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What main branch of the coeliac artery supplies most of the pancreas and the spleen?
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Splenic
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The gastroduodenal artery gives rise to which arteries that supply the head of the pancreas? (do not need to specify ant./post.)
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Superior Pancreaticoduodenal
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The superior mesenteric artery gives rise to which arteries that supply the head of the pancreas? (do not need to specify ant./post.)
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Inferior Pancreaticoduodenal
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At what vertebral level is the hilum of the kidneys?
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L2
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What is the innermost layer of renal fascia?
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Fibrous Capsule
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What is the name of the fat that lies in the renal sinus?
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Perirenal
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What arteries supply the kidneys off the Aorta at L1?
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Renal
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What veins drain the kidneys at L1 into the IVC?
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Renal
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What two veins drain into the left renal vein before the IVC? (alphabetical, ? and ?)
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Adrenal and Gonadal
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What nerve roots provide SNS innervation of the kidneys?
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T10-L1
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What nerve provides PSNS innervation for the kidneys?
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Vagus
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What muscle do the ureters pass anteriorly to?
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Psoas
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What vascular landmark do the ureters pass anteriorly to?
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Iliac Bifurication
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What is the shape of the right adrenal?
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Pyramidal
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What is the shape of the left adrenal?
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Semilunar
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Which artery the superior adrenal artery come from?
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Inferior Phrenic
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Which artery the middle adrenal artery come from?
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Aorta
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Which artery does the inferior adrenal artery come from?
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Renal
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Which vein does the left adrenal venous supply drain to?
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Left Renal
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Which vein does the right adrenal venous supply drain to?
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IVC
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What nerve roots provide SNS innervation of the adrenals?
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T10-L1
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In which ganglia does the SNS innervation of the adrenals synapse?
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Greater Coeliac
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What structure does the lateral arcuate ligament of the diaphragm attach to?
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Lumborum
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What structure does the medial arcuate ligament of the diaphragm attach to?
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Iliopsoas
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What structure does the median arcuate ligament of the diaphragm attach to?
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Aorta
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At what vertebral level does the IVC pass through the diaphragm?
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T8
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At what vertebral level does the oesophagus and vagus pass through the diaphragm?
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T10
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At what vertebral level does the aorta and thoracic duct pass through the diaphragm?
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T12
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Write out the branches of the abdominal aorta: C__, S__ M___, R___, G___, I___ M___, C__ I___ |
Coeliac, Superior Mesenteric, Renal, Gonadal, Inferior Mesenteric, Common Iliac
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Write out the veins that drain into the IVC: R___, L___, I__ P___, R___ A___, R___ G___, H___ |
Renal, Lumbar, Inferior Phrenic, Right Adrenal, Right Gonadal, Hepatic
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At what spinal level is junction of the Rectosigmoid junction?
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S3
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What pouch is anterior to the rectum in males?
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Rectovesical
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What pouch is anterior to the rectum in females?
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Rectouterine
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What artery does the superior rectal artery come off? (and vein drain to vein)
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Inferior Mesenteric
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What artery does the middle rectal artery come off? (and vein drain to vein)
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Internal Iliac
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What artery does the inferior rectal artery come off? (and vein drain to vein)
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Internal Pudendal
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What female reproductive organ has Anteflexion and anteversion?
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Uterus
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Are Retroflexion or Retroversion of this organ normal or abnormal?
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Abnormal
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The Endometrium, Myometrium, and Mesometrium are layers of what organ?
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Uterus
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What female reproductive organ has a firm muscular structure with an internal and external Os?
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Cervix
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What female ligament contains vessels and attaches the ovary to uterus?
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Suspensory
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What uterine ligament is a double folding of the peritoneum (a mesentery)?
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Broad
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What is the name of the finger-like projections on the ovary coming off the infundibulum of the Fallopian tubes?
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Fimbriae
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What ligament surrounds the Fallopian tubes?
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Mesosalpinx
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What ligament surrounds the ovaries?
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Mesovarium
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Which artery do the uterine and vaginal arteries come from?
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Internal Iliac
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What nerve roots supply the SNS innervation of female reproductive tract?
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T11-L1
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What nerve roots supply the PSNS innervation of female reproductive tract?
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S2-S4
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Which nodes does the lymph from the body of the uterus, and cervix drain to?
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Iliac
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Which nodes does the lymph from the lower vagina and fundus drain to?
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Superifical Inguinal
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Which nodes does the lymph from the Fallopian tubes drain to?
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Lumbar
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What structure in females is inferior to the bladder and anterior to the vagina?
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Urethra
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What smooth muscle surrounds the bladder?
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Detrusor
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The apex of the bladder is attaches to which ligament?
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Median Umbilical
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Between what two structures do the male ureters enter the bladder?
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Ductus Deferens and Seminal Vesicle
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What are the parts of the male urethra, in order (?, ?, ?, ?)
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Preprostatic, Prostatic, Membranous, Spongy
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Which lobe of the prostate often enlarges in benign prostatic hyperplasia?
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Middle
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What is the central depression in the prostate called?
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Utricle
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Do the ejaculatory ducts enter above or below the utricle?
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Below
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In males the superior and inferior vesicle arteries come from which artery?
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Internal Iliac
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What is the formation of the ductus deferens and seminal vesicle called?
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Ejaculatory Duct
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What nerve roots supply the SNS innervation of male reproductive tract?
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T12-L2
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What nerve roots supply the PSNS innervation of male reproductive tract?
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S2-S4
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The pelvic outlet divides the pelvis into the ___ (lesser) and ___ (greater) pelvis
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False and True
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What angle is the pelvic inlet at (? degrees)
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60 degrees
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What angle is the pelvic outlet at (? degrees)
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10 degrees
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Which gender has a heavier, deeper, narrower pelvis
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Male
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Which gender has a lighter, shallower, wider pelvis
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Female
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What 4 bones make up the pelvic wall (alphabetical, sepparated by commas)
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Ilium, Ischium, Pubis, Sacrum
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What 2 ligaments make up the pelvic wall (alphabetical, sepparated by commas)
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Sacrospinous, Sacrotuberous
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What 2 muscles make up the pelvic wall (alphabetical, separated by commas)
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Obturator Internus, Piriformis
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What 2 broad muscles make up the pelvic floor (alphabetical, separated by commas)
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Coccygeus, Levator Ani
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Of the larger of these two, what three muscles is it split into? (alphabetical, separated by commas)
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Iliococcygeus, Pubococcygeus, Puborectalis
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Iliohypogastric nerve root
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L1
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Ilioinguinal nerve root
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L1
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Lateral Femoral Cutaneous nerve roots
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L2-L3
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Genitofemoral nerve roots
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L1-L2
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Femoral and Obturator nerve roots
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L2-L4
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Lumbosacral trunk nerve roots
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L4-L5
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Superior Gluteal nerve roots
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L4-S1
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Inferior Gluteal nerve roots
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L5-S2
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Sciatic nerve roots
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L4-S3
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Pudendal nerve roots
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S2-S4
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What is the Ischioanal fossa filled with?
|
Fat
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What anatomical area is on the lateral walls of the ischioanal fossa, against the obturator internus (houses vessels)
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Pudendal Canal
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What muscle does the external anal sphincter fuse with?
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Puborectalis
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What is the line in the anus separating innervation, blood supply etc.
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Pectinate
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What structures lie above this line?
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Anal Columns
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What is the area below this called?
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Pecten
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What structures lie laterally to this line?
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Anal Sinuses
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The urethral sphincter, Transverse perineal muscle, bulbourethral glands lie within the male __ __
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Deep Pouch
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The sphincter urethrae, compressor urethrae, and urethrovaginal sphincter lie within the, female __ __
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Deep Pouch
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What structure does the Bulbospongiosus cover?
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Bulb
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What structure does the Ischiocavernosus cover?
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Crus
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What tendon supports the pelvic viscera, and acts as an attachment point for various muscles?
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Central Tendon of Perineum
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What erectile tissue surrounds the male urethra?
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Corpus Spongiosum
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What erectile tissue lies within the deep penis?
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Corpus Cavernosa
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What nerve does all innervation of the male genitalia originate from (Inferior anal, perineal, scrotal nerves)?
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Pudendal
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What artery comes off the internal iliac to supply the male genitalia?
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Internal Pudendal
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What artery comes off the Femoral to supply the male genitalia?
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External Pudendal
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Which nerve roots are involved in dilating arteries and restricting venous flow during PSNS regulated erections, as well as urethral contraction during emission?
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S2-S4
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What nerve roots are responsible for the SNS mediated emission during ejaculation?
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T12-L2
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Which artery do the inferior rectal, perineal, and dorsal clitoris arteries arise from?
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Internal Pudendal
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Which artery supplies the Labia Majora?
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External Pudendal
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What three nerves supply the external female genitalia (alphabetical, separated by commas)
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Femoral Cutaneous, Genitofemoral, Pudendal
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