Which structure passes through the deep inguinal ring?

Which of the following arteries is used to characterize an inguinal hernia as direct or indirect?

A 64-year-old man presents with two groin lumps, one on each side. Onexamination, the lumps have a cough impulse and are reducible but donot extend into the scrotum. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants

A 42-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with colickyabdominal pain and an abdominal lump. On examination, the lumpis in the midline just above the umbilicus and is tender to touch. A: Direct inguinal B: Epigastric C: Exomphalos D: Gastroschisis E: Hiatus F: Incisional G: Indirect inguinal H: Paraumbilical I: Spigelian J: Umbilical hernia of infants

The structure formed by the abdomen oblique tendon is () A: Inguinal ligament B: Deep ring C: cremaster muscle D: Joint tendon E: Belly ring

The aponeurosis of abdominal oblique tendon does not<br/>participate in the composition () A: Inguinal ligament B: Anterior layer of rectus<br/>sheath C: Posterior layer of rectus sheath D: Lacunar ligament E: White line

deep inguinal ring ()<br/>A. also known as outer ring A: in<br/>front of it, there is transverse abdominal muscles B: about<br/>3 ~ 4cm infrolateral to pubic tubercle C: its<br/>outer wall is formed by obliquus internus abdominis D: formed by protruding transverse fascia

At which site could one expect to enter the femoral vein with a<br/>simple percutaneous (through the skin) introduction of an<br/>instrument? () A: Above the middle of the inguinal ligament B: Lateral to the femoral arterial pulse C: Lateral to the pubic tubercle D: Medial to the femoral arterial pulse E: Medial to the pubic tubercle

The description of the realm of the<br/>FEMORAL triangle is correct () () () () A: Anterior wall is broad fascia B: The posterior wall is the biceps femoris,<br/>pubic muscle and its fascia C: The medial border is the medial border of the long adductor muscle D: The lateral border is the medial edge of the sartorius muscle<br/>E .The upper bound is the inguinal ligament

A 48-year-old male had a sudden scrotal pain for 4 hours, which radiated significantly to the inguinal region. Physical examination revealed obvious redness and swelling of the right scrotum, increased skin temperature, and epididymis swelling as a lump, which was not easy to distinguish and had obvious tenderness, so the patient was most likely to be A: Acute cystitis B: Acute prostatitis C: Scrotum hernia D: Acute epididymitis