This document lists essential anatomical structures and items to be identified for three assessments related to dissection practice. It provides a comprehensive list of over 200 structures organized by body region, including the thorax, cardiovascular system, digestive system, abdominal cavity, anterior abdominal wall, urinary system, male and female genitalia, posterior abdominal wall, pelvis, perineum and related nerves and muscles. The structures range from major organs and blood vessels to specific anatomical regions and features.
This document lists essential anatomical structures and items to be identified for three assessments related to dissection practice. It provides a comprehensive list of over 200 structures organized by body region, including the thorax, cardiovascular system, digestive system, abdominal cavity, anterior abdominal wall, urinary system, male and female genitalia, posterior abdominal wall, pelvis, perineum and related nerves and muscles. The structures range from major organs and blood vessels to specific anatomical regions and features.
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Essential anatomical items (Dissection Practice II) - MTO1&2&3
This document lists essential anatomical structures and items to be identified for three assessments related to dissection practice. It provides a comprehensive list of over 200 structures organized by body region, including the thorax, cardiovascular system, digestive system, abdominal cavity, anterior abdominal wall, urinary system, male and female genitalia, posterior abdominal wall, pelvis, perineum and related nerves and muscles. The structures range from major organs and blood vessels to specific anatomical regions and features.
This document lists essential anatomical structures and items to be identified for three assessments related to dissection practice. It provides a comprehensive list of over 200 structures organized by body region, including the thorax, cardiovascular system, digestive system, abdominal cavity, anterior abdominal wall, urinary system, male and female genitalia, posterior abdominal wall, pelvis, perineum and related nerves and muscles. The structures range from major organs and blood vessels to specific anatomical regions and features.
1. rectus abdominis muscle 5. median umbilical fold 2. linea alba 6. umbilicus 3. external abdominal oblique muscle 7. inferior epigastric artery ___________________________________________________________________________ Essential anatomical items for the 3rd assessment
URINARY SYSTEM 9. renal pelvis
1. renal artery 10. renal calyces 2. renal vein 11. ureter 3. left and right kidneys (even if isolated) 12. urinary bladder 4. renal pyramids 13. fundus of urinary bladder 5. renal medulla 14. prostatic urethra (of male urethra) 6. renal columns 15. spongy urethra (of male urethra) 7. hilum of kidney 16. navicular fossa (of male urethra) 8. renal sinus ___________________________________________________________________________
MALE GENITALIA 7. seminal gland / seminal vesicle
1. testis 8. prepuce 2. epididymis 9. prostate 3. spermatic cord 10. corpus cavernosum of penis 4. ductus deferens 11. corpus spongiosum 5. testicular artery 12. glans of penis 6. left and right testicular vein ___________________________________________________________________________
FEMALE GENITALIA 11. cervical canal
1. ovary 12. broad ligament of uterus 2. uterine tube / oviduct / Fallopian tube 13. round ligament of uterus 3. fimbriae of uterine tube 14. proper ovarian ligament 4. uterus 15. suspensory ligament of ovary / ovarian 5. fundus of uterus vessels 6. body of uterus 16. recto-uterine pouch / pouch of Douglas 7. cervix of uterus 17. vesico-uterine pouch 8. supravaginal part of cervix 18. vagina 9. vaginal part of cervix 19. posterior part of vaginal fornix 10. external os of uterus ___________________________________________________________________________
POSTERIOR ABDOMINAL WALL and 4. lateral femoral cutaneous nerve /