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BIOL 2255 1st EditionExam # 4 Study Guide Duodenum= serous digestion...Jejunum=chemical digestionVagina is innervated by internal pudendal N…All contribute to seminal fluid: bulbourethral, seminel vesicles, prostate gland.. Retroperitoneal=Suprarenal Gland, Abdominal Aorta, Ascending/Descending Colon, Pancreas, Ureters, Kidneys, IVC . Intraperitoneal= Stomach & Spleen, Small Intestine, Cecum, Appendix, Transverse & Sigmoid ColonPeritoneal folds: 2 lateral(covers epigastric A), 2 medial (covers medial umbilica), 1 median umbilical (covers median umbilical) Sinusoid: super leaky capillaries ..Erection=ishiocavernosus MSpermatic Cord Contents: ductus deferens, testicular A, ductus deferens A, pampiniform plexus, genital branch of genitofemoral N (supplies cremaster) Broad lig of uterus. Mesovarian/Mesosalpinx ligaments, contents: ovaries, uterine tube, ovarian AA/VV, suspensory lig. of ovary, ligament of ovary&round ligament. Round ligament of Uterus- through iguinal canal! Temp, regulation= pampiniform plexus, dartos m and cremasteric m Prostate: rich in enzymes Seminal vesicles : fluid for sperm, protein and sugars, 60% of ejaculatory fluid Bulbourethral/Cowpers: neutralizes urinary acids, lubes tip of penis Testis descent: 3mo: migrate to pelvis, 7mo:close to inguinal ring, 3 days later: thru inguinal canal, 8mo: entered scrotum. Gubernaculum= CT, Male:scrotal ligament Female: upperovarian ligament, lower round ligament of uterus. Processus vaginalis= outpouching of peritoneum, Male: tunica vaginalis Female: becomes labia majora. Homologous Structures: clitoris=glans penis, labia majora=scrotum, greater vestibular bulb= bulborethral gland, paraurethral gland= prostate INTERNAL ILIAC V= drains pelvisPEVLIC JOINTS Lumbosacral joints --- Iliolumbar ligament – unites ilia and L5 vertebra Sacrococcygeal joints –reinforces joint: Sacroccygeal ligaments Sacroiliac joints – Between auricular surface of sacrum and ileum, Movement limited, Anterior sacroiliac ligament, Post. sacroiliac ligament, Interosseus sacroiliac ligament. Pubic symphysis – secondary cartilaginous joint, Sacrotuberous ligament & Sacrospinous ligament - allows only limited upward movement Levator ani muscle – forms muscular sling – three parts: Pubococcygeus, Puborectalic, These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Iliococygeus Sacral plexus: 1. Sciatic N 2. Pudendal N (S2-4)- main N of perineum & sensory N of ex. genitalia, Kidney Nephron: Renal corpuscle- filters blood plasma. Renal tubule- converts filtrate to urine. URETER= KIDNEYBLADDER URETHRA= BLADDEROUTSIDEStomach- Parasympathetic (Vagus NCeliac Plexus) Sympathetic (Greater SplanchnicCeliacPlexus)Sm. Intestine- Para (Sup Mes. Plexus via Vagla Trunks) Sympatheric (Sup Mes Plexus via Splanchnic N)Lg Intestine- Para (Inf Mes plexus via Pelvic Splanchnic) Sympathetic (Inf Mes Plexus via Splanchnic N)Boundaries of pelvic Cavity… Sup Pelvic Aperature (pelvic Inlet), Inf Pelvic Aperature (Pelvic Outlet), Greater Pelvis (False-Iliac crest to pelvic brim), Lesser (True- Pelvic brim to diaphragm)PELVIS… MALE(thick/heavy, Greater Pelvis=deep, Lesser Pelvis=narrow/deep, Inlet=heart-shaped, Outlet=small, Angle=narrow) FEMALE (thin/light, Greater Pelvis=shallow, Lesser Pelvis=wide/shallow, Inlet=oval/round, Outlet=large, Angle=wide1st layer of MM- Ischiocavernosis, Bulbospongiosus, 2nd Layer of MM- Deep transverse perineal, external anal sphincter…. Deep transverse+external urethra= UROGENITAL DIAPHRAGM3rd layer of MM- coccygeus, levator ani (pubococcygeus, puborectalis, iliococcygeus)DEVELOPMENT OF INGUINAL CANAL—Ant wall (aponeurosis of ext oblique), Post wall (transversalis fascia), Roof (finers of int oblique & tranversus abdominal), floor (inguinal


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