WorksheetsMISA Sectional Urinary System
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 8mins
In a coronal MRI of the pelvis, which of the following structures is located posterior to the urinary bladder in females?
On a sagittal MRI of the female pelvis, which urinary structure is located anterior to the vagina and posterior to the pubic symphysis?
In a transverse section of the male pelvis, the prostatic urethra is typically surrounded by which structure?
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
