Lecture Notes: Digestive, Reproductive, and Urinary Structures in Female Anatomy

Overview

• Focus on digestive, reproductive, and urinary structures.
• Examination conducted on a female specimen.

Digestive System Structures

Liver

• Left Lobe of the Liver
• Right Lobe of the Liver
• Falciform Ligament

Gallbladder

• Located within the liver's cus.
• Described as a green bladder structure.

Intestines

• Large Intestine: Clearly visible, with a significant portion shown.
• Small Intestine: Visible alongside the large intestine.
  • Mesentery (Mesentery Proper): Found between the folds of the small intestine, numerous views provided.

Urinary System Structures

Kidney and Ureter

• Kidney: Positioned as seen in the specimen.
• Ureter: Identified next to the kidney.

Urinary Bladder

• Portion identified near the urinary structures.

Reproductive System Structures

Rectum

• Mentioned in relation to other urinary and reproductive structures.

Vagina and Uterus

• Vagina: Identified within the specimen.
• Uterus: Clearly visible next to the vagina.

Contextual Reference

• Pubic Symphysis: Provided for anatomical perspective and context.

These notes summarize key anatomical structures discussed in the lecture, focusing on their location and relation to each other in the female anatomy.