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I’ve got a treat for you today. Five pelvic and perineal anatomy questions for the basic science student!  Have fun and remember, well I have nothing witty to say actually haha. Did you know that the pelvis used to be called the innominate bone, literally meaning it was called the “no-name” bone.  That’s just a whole level of dumb isn’t it?

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pelvic and perineum part four

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Question 1
Which is a true statement of the perineum?
A
Divides into three anatomic trangles
B
Triangles are divided in relation to the ischial spines
C
The pudendal nerve root value is S2, 3 and 4
D
The pudendal nerve crosses the ischial tuberosity
E
The anal triangle is the anterior-most perineal triangle
Question 2
In the second stage of labour a pudendal nerve block is requested.  Which anatomic landmark is used for this procedure?
A
Mons pubis
B
Posterior pubic symphysis
C
Sacrococcygeal joint
D
Ischial spine
E
Anterior inferior iliac spine
Question 3
The internal pudendal artery is derived from which vessel?
A
Uterine artery
B
Abdominal aorta
C
Gonadal artery
D
Superior vesicular artery
E
Internal iliac artery
Question 4
Which statement is not true in relation to the anal triangles?
A
It is surrounded by a fat-free ischioanal fossae
B
It is guarded by an internal anal sphincter which is pudendal nerve innervated
C
it is guarded by an external anal sphincter which is autonomically innervated
D
The lateral ischioanal fossa transmits the internal pudendal vessels
E
There is a division of superficial and deep perineal punches in this triangle
Question 5
Which structures border the superficial perineal pouch?
A
Bladder
B
Prostate
C
Colles' fascia
D
Perineal membrane
E
Urogenital diaphragm
Question 6
What does Buck's fascia directly encircle?
A
Urinary bladder
B
Prostate transition zone
C
Sphincter urethrovaginalis
D
Penile bulb
E
Spongy urethra
Question 7
In which plane are the bulbourethral glands locked in the male?
A
Between bladder and prostate
B
Between bladder and urogenital diaphragm
C
Between perineal membrane and urogenital diaphragm
D
Between perineal membrane and Colles' fascia
E
Deep to Buck's fascia
Question 8
Which of the following are erectile tissue?
A
Penile crura
B
Penile bulb
C
Vestibular bulb
D
Bulbospongiosus muscle
E
Bartholian glands
Question 9
In which plane are the Bartholian glands located?
A
Between bladder and prostate
B
Between ladder and urogenital diaphragm
C
Between urogenital diaphragm and perineal membrane
D
Between perineal membrane and Colles' fascia
E
In the subcutaneous region of the perineum
Question 10
The sphincter urethrae lies in which plane?
A
About the prostate
B
About the urinary bladder
C
About the vas deferens
D
In the superficial perineal pouch
E
In the deep perineal pouch
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