MISA Sectional Urinary System

In a coronal MRI of the pelvis, which of the following structures is located posterior to the urinary bladder in females?

• Uterus
• Ovaries
• Rectum
• Vagina

On a sagittal MRI of the female pelvis, which urinary structure is located anterior to the vagina and posterior to the pubic symphysis?

• bladder
• ovaries
• rectum
• urethra

In a transverse section of the male pelvis, the prostatic urethra is typically surrounded by which structure?

• seminal vesicles
• bladder
• prostate gland
• rectum

On a coronal CT section through the lower pelvis, the urinary bladder appears:

• Posterior to the uterus and superior to the rectum

• Anterior to the rectum and inferior to the pubic symphysis

• Anterior to the rectum and inferior to the uterus (in females)
  

• Superior to the kidneys and anterior to the aorta

In a sagittal MRI of the male pelvis, the urinary bladder is positioned:

• Posterior to the rectum

• Inferior to the prostate gland

• Anterior to the pubic symphysis
  

• Superior to the prostate gland

On a sagittal section of the abdomen and pelvis, the right kidney is generally:

• Lower than the left kidney

• Higher than the left kidney

• At the same level as the spleen

• More medial than the left kidney

On a transverse MRI of the male pelvis, which structure is located anterior to the rectum?

• seminal vesicles

• prostate gland

• bladder

• urethra

In a sagittal section of the female pelvis, the ovaries are generally positioned:

• Inferior to the kidneys

• Superior to the bladder

• Anterior to the bladder

• Posterior to the uterus