bones of the pelvis?
ilium
pubis
ischium
gre
greater pelvis boundaries?
iliac blades
base of the sacrum
what does the pelvic brim deliniate?
separates greater (false) pelvis from lesser (true) pelvis
pelvic brim boundaries?
posterior - sacral promonotory
lateral - arcuate lines of the ilium and pectineal lines of the pubic rami
anterior - pubic symphysis
pelvic outlet boundaries?
posterior - base of coccyx
lateral - ischial tuberosities
anterior - pubic symphysis
external oblique insertions?
lower 8 ribs
iliac crest
what contributes to linea alba?
external oblique
internal oblique
transversus abdominus
what forms the inguinal ligament?
fold of the aponeurosis of external oblique
from ASIS to pubic tubercle
where do aponeuroses of transversus abdominus go?
upper 4/5ths pass behind rectus abdominus
lower part lie infront
what is the rectus abdominus encased in above the arcuate line?
external oblique aponeurosis is anterior
internal oblique aponeurosis is anterior AND posterior
transversus abdominus aponeurosis is posterior
why is their a deficiency in abdominal wall strength below the arcuate line?
aponeurosis of external and BOTH of external oblique pass anterior
transversus abdominus only one to pass posterior
deficiency in posterior sheath
where do inferior epigastrics sit?
lateral to medial umbilical ligaments
what do inferior epigastrics supply?
rectus muscles
perforate sheath
supply skin of abdomen
what forms the median umbilical ligament? where is this?
urachul remnant
midline
what forms the mediaL umbilical ligament?
fold of peritoneum with remnant of umbilical artery
what does the round ligament pass through?
out deep inguinal ring
through transversalis fascia
covered in cremasteric fascia
what muscles form levator ani?
puborectalic
pubococcygeus
iliococcygeus
what are the two components of pubococcygeus?
puborectalis
pubovaginalis
where does abdominal aorta divide to common iliac?
L4/5
what does the uterine artery supply?
uterus
vagina
partial supply to ureter when crossing
cervix
how many layers does detrusor muscle have?
3 layers of smooth muscle
at what level do ureturs turn to enter bladder?
level of ischial spines
enter posterior aspect of bladder
what are uterus and cervix made up of?
uterus - smooth muscle
cervix - thick connective tissue