Bulba

Human vulva
Examples of different vulvas (pubic hair removed in some cases)
Mga detalye
PrekursorGenital tubercle, urogenital folds
ArteryInternal pudendal artery
VeinInternal pudendal veins
NervePudendal nerve
LymphSuperficial inguinal lymph nodes
Identifiers
Latinpudendum muliebre
MeSHD014844
TA98A09.2.01.001
TA23547
FMA20462
Anatomikal na terminolohiya

An bulba ginuno gikan sa Latin para sa "wrapper" o "covering", kompwesto kan panluwas na female sex organs. An vulva kabali an mons pubis (o mons veneris), labia majora, labia minora, itil, vestibular bulbs, vulval vestibule, urinary meatus, an vaginal opening, hymen, asin Bartholin's asin Skene's vestibular glands. An urinary meatus kabali man huli ta iyan an bukasan pasiring sa vulval vestibule. An ibang tampok kan vulva kabali an pudendal cleft, sebaceous glands, an urogenital triangle (anterior part kan perineum), asin bulbol. An vulva kabali an dalan na laogan pasiring sa puday, na pasiring sa uterus, asin nagtatao nin dobleng suon nin proteksyon para digdi kan mga folds kan panluwas asin panlaog na labia. An Pelvic floor muscles nagsusuporta sa mga estruktura kan vulva. An ibang kalamnan kan urogenital triangle nagtatao man nin suporta.

Estruktura

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Nginaranan na ladawan kan sarong vulva, pigpapahiling an panluwas asin panlaog na views
An bulba na may nahihiling na mga parte kan itil asin an mga parte na namomogtak sa irarom kan kublit

An pangenot na estruktura kan vulva iyo an: mons pubis, an labia – labia majora asin labia minora, an panluwas na parte kan itil – an clitoral hood asin an glans, an urinary meatus, an vaginal opening asin hymen, asin Bartholin's asin Skene's vestibular glands.[1] An ibang tampok kabali an pudendal cleft, bulbol, sebaceous glands, an vulval vestibule, asin an urogenital triangle.[2]

Toltolan

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  1. ↑ Tortora, Gerard J; Derrickson, Bryan (2008). Principles of anatomy and physiology (12th ed.). Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley. pp. 1107–1110. ISBN 9780470233474. 
  2. ↑ Tortora, Gerard J; Anagnostakos, Nicholas P (1987). Principles of anatomy and physiologyFree registration required (5th ed.). New York: Harper & Row. pp. 727–728. ISBN 978-0060466695.