<prompt> All are true regarding Uterus except:Lymph vessels from fundus drain to para-aortic lymph nodesBroad ligament provides primary support to uterusMainly supplied by uterine arteriesPosterior surface is related to intestine  <response>: Ans: B Broad- UTERUS BDC4thVol II 358-363Arterial supply: Chiefly by the two uterine arteries which are markedly enlarged during pregnancy. Partly by the ovarian arteriesLympathic drainages are by: Mainly Aortic nodes partly by superficial inguinal nodesfundus upper part of body,External iliac nodeflower part of body external iliac, internal iliac, sacral nodescervixLymph vessel from the fundus drains into para aortic nodes- Snells Anatomy 8th366Posterior surface or intestinal surface: It is convex is related to coils of the terminal ileum to the sigmoid colon. It is covered with peritoneum forms the anterior wall of the rectouterine pouchAn terror or vesical surface: It is flat related to the urinary bladderSecondary supports: These are of doubtful value are formed by peritoneal ligaments. These are provided by broad ligaments, uterovesical fold of peritoneum rectovaginal fold of peritoneum 