Block 7 Anatomy Wk 10 11 From Ta's W Xpl

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Block 7 Anatomy Wk 10 11 From Ta's W Xpl

A 60 year old man has his hernia repaired. The operation was uneventful. A couple of weeks later he complained of loss of sensation over the anterior part of his scrotum. Which nerve was most likely cut during the operation?

A female patient comes in with her second pregnancy and you diagnose uterine prolapse. The patient must have not been doing her kegels. By not doing this recommended exercise which structure was not strong enough that might have prevented the prolapse?

Mr. Santiago is a 70 y/o man who presents to your office with complaints of dysuria and nocturia. You perform a digital rectal exam and palpate a rubbery, diffusely enlarged prostate with obliteration of the median sulcus. What is the most likely prostatic lobe involved in this case?

Mrs. Chandler is 25 year old female considering becoming pregnant. She comes to your office for a consultation to check her conjugate and to determine the narrowest part of her pelvis. Which conjugate is the shortest of the three?

During a hysterectomy, the surgeon accidentally severed a vessel that crossed superior the ureter superiorly and caused massive blood loss. Which vessel did the surgeon cut?

During a removal of an infected kidney, you ligated the left renal vein just proximal to its entry into the kidney hilum. Which structure(s) venous drainage were you attempting to preserve?

In a posterior surgical approach, what layers would you have to go through to access the kidney?

A patient comes to the clinic with an infection of his anal canal below the pectinate line. Lymph drainage of the this area goes directly to:

The patient above returns one week later with increased tenderness and discomfort and admits that he did not take his prescribed medications. The infection has now spread above the pectinate line. Blood supply of this area comes from:

This artery is often used for grafting purposes, if a patient's LAD artery in the heart is dysfunctional after an MI. The artery used has two terminal branches; the medial one anastomoses with another artery in the abdomen that comes from the femoral artery.

This is the male equivalent of the uterine artery in the (under, under, over, under) mnemonic that denotes the path of travel of the ureter as it goes into the bladder?

A 35 year-old female presents for follow-up of high blood pressure. On exam, her blood pressure is 170/106 and there is an epigastric bruit. Ultrasound shows asymmetrically sized kidneys. Her renal arteriorgram is below. What is the likely diagnosis?

A 60 year-old man is in chronic renal failure and in need of a renal transplant. His nephew’s HLA-DR allele matches his. Which kidney will likely be harvested from the nephew and why?

Paula gets a cyst in her greater vestibular gland. It becomes inflamed and forms an abscess. What are the likely findings on pelvic exam?