Lecture Notes: Anatomy of Digestive, Reproductive, and Urinary Structures

Overview

• Focus on anatomical structures of female cabers
• Examination of digestive, reproductive, and urinary systems

Digestive System

Liver

• Liver Lobes:
  • Left lobe
  • Right lobe
• Falciform Ligament: Identified in the liver region

Gallbladder

• Located within a cusp of the liver
• Green bladder-like structure

Stomach and Intestines

• Stomach: Located nearby the liver
• Large Intestine: Clearly visible, with multiple views of its structure
• Small Intestine: Located near stomach, with folds containing:
  • Mesentery Proper: Several views provided, supports intestines

Urinary System

Kidneys

• Located adjacent to the large intestines

Ureter

• Positioned in proximity to the kidneys

Urinary Bladder

• Portion visible

Reproductive System

Vagina

• Located near urinary structures

Uterus

• Visible and identified clearly

Additional Anatomical Landmark

• Pubic Symphysis (or Cuic Symphysis): Serves as a point of reference

Summary

The lecture covered the female anatomy focusing on the liver, stomach, intestines, and key reproductive and urinary structures, including visual references to landmarks like the pubic symphysis.