24 Questions
In which part of the urethra is the most narrow part located?
Pars membranacea
Which part of the fallopian tube has fimbria?
Infundibulum
What covers the testis and spermatic cord?
Skin, fascia spermatica externa, fascia cremasterica, m.cremaster, fascia spermatica interna, tunica vaginalis testis
What is the layer that covers the parenchyma of the testis?
Tunica albuginea
Where does spermatogenesis occur?
Tubuli seminiferi contorti
What is the name of the seminal vesicle duct?
Ductus excretorius
Where does the ductus ejaculatorius open?
Pars prostatica uretra
What parts do the fallopian tubes consist of?
Infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus, pars uterina
What surfaces does the lung have?
Facies diaphragmatica, facies costalis, facies medialis
What are the walls of the heart?
Pericard, myocardium, endocardium
What parts does the heart consist of?
Apex, basis, pars thoracica
What deepening has the pleural cavity?
Recessus costodiaphragmatis, recessus costomediastinalis, recessus phrenicomediastinalis
In the wall of which branchus do alveoli pulmonis appear?
Bronchioli respiratorii
Where do ductuli alveolares open?
Bronchioli respiratorii
Which organs are located in the lower region of the ventral mediastinum?
Cor et pericardium
Where does the ductus ejaculatorius open?
Pars prostatica urethra
What are the parts of the Fallopian tube?
pars uterina, isthmus, ampulla, infundibulum
What is the position of the uterus?
anteversio, anteflexio
What is the coat of the kidney?
capsula adiposa
What goes into the right lymphatic duct?
truncus jugularis dexter
What consists of the parodontium?
periodont, gingiva, alveola
Where does the right lymphatic duct go?
v. subclavia dextra
What consists of the lingua?
corpus lingua
What organs are located in the lower region of the ventral mediastinum?
TUBA UTERINA, Cartilago bronchialis
Study Notes
Urethra
- The most narrow part of the male urethra is located in the pars membranacea.
- The male urethra consists of pars prostatica, pars membranacea, and pars spongiosa.
Fallopian Tubes
- The fallopian tubes consist of pars uterina, isthmus, ampulla, and infundibulum.
- The fimbria tubae is located in the infundibulum.
- The fallopian tubes have facies diaphragmatica, facies costalis, and facies medialis.
Testis and Spermatic Cord
- The testis and spermatic cord are covered by skin, tunica dartos, fascia spermatica externa, fascia cremasterica, m.cremaster, fascia spermatica interna, and tunica vaginalis testis.
- The parenchyma testis is covered by tunica albuginea.
- Spermatogenesis occurs in the tubuli seminiferi contorti.
- The ductus excretorius is also known as the seminal vesicle duct.
Heart
- The walls of the heart consist of pericard, myocardium, and endocardium.
- The heart consists of apex and basis.
Lungs
- The lungs have facies diaphragmatica, facies costalis, and facies medialis.
- The pleural cavity has recessus costodiaphragmatis, recessus costomediastinalis, and recessus phrenicomediastinalis.
Bronchi
- Alveoli pulmonis appear in the bronchioli respiratorii.
- The ductuli alveolares open into the bronchioli respiratorii.
Mediastinum
- The cor and pericardium are located in the lower region of the ventral mediastinum.
Uterus
- The fallopian tubes open into the uterus.
- The position of the uterus is characterized by anteversio and anteflexio.
Kidney
- The kidney has a capsula adiposa.
Lymphatic Duct
- The right lymphatic duct goes into the truncus bronchomediastinalis dexter and v.subclavia dextra.
- The right lymphatic duct receives lymph from the truncus jugularis dexter and truncus subclavius dexter.
Other Organs
- The parodontium consists of periodont, gingiva, and alveola.
- The lingua consists of corpus lingua.
- The dentes consist of corona dentes.
- The duodenum consists of pars superior.
- The cartilago bronchialis and tuba uterina consist of ostium uterinum tubae.
This quiz covers the anatomy of the male urinary tract, focusing on the urethra and its parts, as well as the female reproductive system, including the Fallopian tubes.
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