pelvic inlet separates the false pelvis from the true abdominal cavity

sacrum articulates with the pubic part of the hip bones

perineum is not a part of the pelvic cavity

lesser pelvis is narrower in females in comparison to males

bony pelvis includes the two hip bones and the lumbar vertebrae

the vas deference opens at the apex of the urinary bladder

most of the ejaculate is generated by the bulbourethral glands

the prostate gland surrounds the spongy urethra

the seminal vesicles drain into the membranous urethra

the ejaculatory duct is located within the prostate gland

vagina opens in front of the urethra

ovarian ligament suspends the ovary to the abdominal wall

uterus is located anterior to the urinary bladder

ovaries are located in the abdominal cavity

the vestibule is the space between the two labia minora

spongy urethra is a direct continuation of the prostatic urethra

erection is caused exclusively by an enlargement of the corpora cavernosa

spongy urethra receives the openings of the prostatic ducts

glans is formed by the corpus cavernosum

crura of corpora cavernosa attach to the bony pelvis

renal pelvis – major calyx – minor calyx

renal papilla – minor calyx – major calyx

major calyx – urethra – urinary bladder

kidney – renal capsule – urethra

major calyx – urethra – ureter

penetrates (passes through) the anterior abdominal wall

together with the prostatic duct, forms the ejaculatory duct

commences at the anterior aspect of the testicle

is a site for sperm maturation

includes the testicular artery and veins

have an oblique course within the wall of the urinary bladder

are located entirely within the abdominal cavity

convey urine from the bladder out of the body

run immediately in front of the abdominal aorta

continue directly from the major calyces