Radovan Hudak, David Kachlik Ondre j Voln4 et al

Topography of pelvis

1.  Describe the border between the greater and lesser pelvis. 

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2.  Describe the deepest point of the male and female peritoneal cavity. 

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3.  Describe ways of examination of the space of Douglas. 

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4.  Explain the relationship between the ovarian fossa  

and fossa of Claudius. 

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5.  Stated the organs located in the lesser pelvis. 

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6.  List 6 parts of the pelvic fascia. 

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7.  State the structure found only in female within  

the genital lamina of visceral fascia of pelvis. 

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8.  List the content of the male and female urogenital triangle. 

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9.  Which muscle is located above the urogenital triangle. 

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10. Explain the term perineum. 

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11. The subcutaneous tissue of perineum is an continuation  

of which layer of the abdominal wall? 

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12. Explain the term episiotomy. 

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13. State the nerve, artery and vein that run in the pudendal canal. 

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14. Describe the borders of the ischio-anal fossa. 

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15. List the structures that we can find in the scrotum. 

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16. Describe the structure of the scrotum wall. 

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