Pelvic Part of the Ureter Anatomy Quiz

18 Questions

At what level does the ureter change its direction and run medially and forwards?

At the level of the ischial spine

What is the structure that the ureter passes through in the upper part of the cardinal ligament?

Ureteric canal

What is the embryological origin of the clitoris?

Genital tubercle

What is the structure that the ureter is closely related to in the pelvis?

Uterosacral ligament

What are the blood vessels that supply the ureter?

Internal iliac, vaginal, uterine, and inferior vesical arteries

What is the structure that the ureter passes below and at right angle to?

Uterine artery

What is the result of the failure of canalization of the lower end of the vaginal canal?

Imperforate hymen

What is the origin of the labia majora and minora?

Genital swellings and genital folds

What is the treatment for aplasia of the whole vagina?

Mc-indoe’s operation or Williams’ operation

What is the result of imperfect fusion of Mullerian ducts?

Longitudinal vaginal septum

What forms the upper 3/4 of the vaginal canal?

Mullerian ducts

What lies at the junction of the upper 3/4 with the lower 1/4 of the vaginal canal?

Hymen

What is the name of the ligament that contains the uterine vessels and is attached to the lateral fornix of the vagina?

Cardinal ligament

During embryological development, which part of the vagina is formed from the Wolffian duct?

None of the above

Which muscle is located 2.5 cm above the vaginal orifice and is related to the lateral wall of the vagina?

Levator ani muscle

What is the name of the canal that contains the ureter and is located 1.5 cm above and lateral to the lateral fornix of the vagina?

Ureteric canal

What is the name of the structure that invaginates the anterior wall of the vagina, creating four fornices?

Cervix uteri

Which ligament is attached to the fornix of the vagina and provides support to the uterus?