Where are the uterine tubes attached?

• A. At The Cervix
• B. At The Upper Inner Angles Of The Uterus
• C. At The Upper Outer Angles Of The Uterus
• D. At The Fundus

Answer: (C)

The uterine tubes attach to the uterus at the uterine cornua, located at the superolateral (upper outer) corners of the uterus. This is where the tubes arise from the uterus and extend laterally toward the ovaries, with the fimbriae near the ovary to capture the oocyte. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus, and the fundus is the top dome, so attachment at the upper outer angles fits the cornu region rather than the other sites.