1. The prostate:
a) Is the size of an orange
b) Surrounds the membranous urethra
c) Is pierced by the ductus (vas) deferens
d) None of the above
2. The middle lobe of prostate is the part between:
a) Rectum and prostatic urethra
b) Ejaculatory ducts and rectum
c) Ejaculatory ducts and prostatic urethra
d) Pubis and prostatic urethra
3. The ductus (vas) deferens is connected to the prostatic urethra by:
a) The prostatic utricle
b) Gartner's duct
c) The ejaculatory duct
d) The urachus
4. The anal valves are at the level of the:
a) Anorectal junction
b) Anal margin
c) White line of Hilton
d) Pectinate line
5. The uterine artery:
a) Usually arises from the internal iliac artery
b) Anastomoses with the ovarian artery
c) Gives branches to the vagina
d) All of the above
6. The internal os of the uterus marks the junction of:
a) Uterine tube and peritoneal cavity
b) Uterine tube and fundus of uterus
c) Fundus and body of uterus
d) Body and cervix of uterus
7. The lateral fornix of the vagina is most closely related to the:
a) Urethra
b) Ureter
c) Middle rectal artery
d) Uterine artery
8. The following structures occupy the male superficial perineal pouch, except:
a) Corpora cavernosa
b) Corpus spongiosum
c) Posterior scrotal nerves and vessels
d) Bulbo-urethral glands
9. The inferior rectal nerve supplies:
a) External anal sphincter
b) Internal anal sphincter
c) Rectal mucous membrane
d) Muscle of rectal ampulla
10. The ischiorectal fossa is bounded directly by:
a) The rectum and ischium
b) Obturator internus fascia and rectum
c) Levator ani and obturator internus fascia
d) Ischium and sacrum