Which is incorrect about the description of trigone of bladder?()
A: It lies at the inner surface of fundus of bladder.
B: It is a triangular area formed by two ureteric orifices and an interureteric fold.
C: Its submucous layer and muscular layer are connected compactly with each other.
D: It maintains smooth all the time no matter extending or contraction.
E: It is the predilection site of tumor, concretion and inflammation.
A: It lies at the inner surface of fundus of bladder.
B: It is a triangular area formed by two ureteric orifices and an interureteric fold.
C: Its submucous layer and muscular layer are connected compactly with each other.
D: It maintains smooth all the time no matter extending or contraction.
E: It is the predilection site of tumor, concretion and inflammation.
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- Which is not the<br/>parts of urinary bladder A: apex of bladder B: fundus of bladder C: neck of bladder D: prostate gland
- 中国大学MOOC: The smooth triangular part at the base of bladder is called________________.
- A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior
- A urologist performs a cystoscopy to examination the bladder and opening of the ureters into the bladder. After distention of the bladder with air, the physician slowly passes the cystoscope up the urethra into the bladder. In which direction should she turn the head of the cystoscope to see the orifices and examination for blockage? A: anterior and inferior B: anterior and superior C: posterior and inferior D: posterior and superior E: posterior and interior
- Three-glass test: All glass(+),possible lesions were found in ( ) A: Anterior urethra B: Posterior urethra C: Neck of bladder D: Upper urinary tract E: Trigone of bladder