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1. where are skene's glands and what do they secrete
- either side of urethral opening, secrete anti-microbial mucus
- either side of vaginal opening, secrete lubricating fluid
- either side of urethral opening, secrete lubricating fluid
- either side of vaginal opening, secrete anti-microbial mucus
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2. what are the layers of the penis
- corpus caversum - sup. fills with blood in an erection. corpus spongiosum - inferior
- corpus caversum - sup. corpus spongiosum - inferior, fills with blood in an erection.
- corpus caversum - inferior. corpus spongiosum - sup. fills with blood in an erection.
- corpus caversum - inferior. fills with blood in an erection. corpus spongiosum - sup.
3. what is the blood supply to the scrotum
- ant.: sup. vesicle , post.: inf. vesicle
- inf. vesicle a. from internal iliac
- ant.: external pudendal, post.: internal pudendal
- testicular a. from abdominal aorta
- testicular a. from external iliac
- inf. vesicle a. from external iliac
4. where do the testes/ovaries venously drain to
- internal pudendal vein
- right: vena cava left: renal vein
- right: vena cava left: renal vein
- external pudendal vein
- common pudendal vein
- renal vein
5. what are the layers of the inguinal canal
- superficial ring, visceral peritoneum, transverse fascia, transversalis, internal oblique, external oblique, deep ring
- deep ring, visceral peritoneum, external oblique, transverse fascia, transversalis, internal oblique, superficial ring
- deep ring, parietal peritoneum, transverse fascia, transversalis, internal oblique, external oblique, superficial ring
- superficial ring, parietal peritoneum, transverse fascia, transversalis, internal oblique, external oblique, deep ring
- superficial ring, visceral peritoneum, internal oblique, transverse fascia, transversalis, external oblique, deep ring
- deep ring, parietal peritoneum, transverse fascia, transversalis, internal oblique, external oblique, superficial ring
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