Question

What are the arteries in the posterior division of the internal iliac artery, and which is the main artery of the perineum?

A) Iliolumbar artery, Superior gluteal artery, Inferior gluteal artery; Inferior gluteal artery
B) Internal pudendal artery, Inferior gluteal artery, Superior gluteal artery; Internal pudendal artery
C) Inferior gluteal artery, Superior gluteal artery, Internal pudendal artery; Internal pudendal artery
D) Superior gluteal artery, Internal pudendal artery, Inferior gluteal artery; Internal pudendal artery

Answer 1

The main artery of the perineum is the Internal pudendal artery. The arteries in the posterior division of the internal iliac artery include the Inferior gluteal artery and the Internal pudendal artery.

Step-by-step explanation:

The main artery of the perineum is the Internal pudendal artery. The arteries in the posterior division of the internal iliac artery include the Inferior gluteal artery and the Internal pudendal artery. So, the correct answer is C) Inferior gluteal artery, Superior gluteal artery, Internal pudendal artery; Internal pudendal artery.