Question 1

What factor is often related to the onset of puberty for females?

Accepted Answer

A)  Age at first intercourse 
B)  Height 
C)  Weight 
D)  All of these 
A)  Age at first intercourse 
B)  Height 
C)  Weight 
D)  All of these

Question 2

Identify and discuss the functions of three internal female sexual organs.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify and discuss the functions of three...

Question 3

What is the primary function of the fimbriae?

Accepted Answer

A)  Direct the ova from the ovaries to the fallopian tubes. 
B)  Direct the release of hormones 
C)  Provide lubrication during sexual stimulation 
D)  Implant the fertilized egg into the uterus 
A)  Direct the ova from the ovaries to the fallopian tubes. 
B)  Direct the release of hormones 
C)  Provide lubrication during sexual stimulation 
D)  Implant the fertilized egg into the uterus

Question 4

The clitoris is the only human organ whose sole function is to bring sexual pleasure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following statements is TRUE about menstrual manipulation?

Accepted Answer

A)  It could be dangerous if a woman goes for more than six months without a period. 
B)  It is done with pills which suppress the growth of the uterine lining. 
C)  Menstrual manipulation is associated with a later onset of menopause. 
D)  Despite the wide availability of these pills, the majority of U.S. women are not interested in them. 
A)  It could be dangerous if a woman goes for more than six months without a period. 
B)  It is done with pills which suppress the growth of the uterine lining. 
C)  Menstrual manipulation is associated with a later onset of menopause. 
D)  Despite the wide availability of these pills, the majority of U.S. women are not interested in them.

Question 6

What is the primary function of the mons veneris?

Accepted Answer

A)  To release hormones in a cyclical pattern 
B)  To aid in the maturation of the ova 
C)  To protect the genitals during intercourse 
D)  To facilitate conception 
A)  To release hormones in a cyclical pattern 
B)  To aid in the maturation of the ova 
C)  To protect the genitals during intercourse 
D)  To facilitate conception

Question 7

When is it common for a woman to discover she has endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  When having severe pain during intercourse 
B)  When trying to become pregnant 
C)  After having multiple miscarriages 
D)  After having irregular periods for more than 2 years 
A)  When having severe pain during intercourse 
B)  When trying to become pregnant 
C)  After having multiple miscarriages 
D)  After having irregular periods for more than 2 years

Question 8

Which woman is LEAST likely to develop breast cancer in the next year?

Accepted Answer

A)  Deanna who is 60, White, has no family history of breast cancer and has never had a child 
B)  Sawyer who is 50, Hispanic, has no family history of breast cancer and had two miscarriages 
C)  Sheila who is 35, White, has no family history of breast cancer and bottle fed her 4 children 
D)  Jewel who is 35, Black, has a family history of breast cancer and breastfed her 2 children 
A)  Deanna who is 60, White, has no family history of breast cancer and has never had a child 
B)  Sawyer who is 50, Hispanic, has no family history of breast cancer and had two miscarriages 
C)  Sheila who is 35, White, has no family history of breast cancer and bottle fed her 4 children 
D)  Jewel who is 35, Black, has a family history of breast cancer and breastfed her 2 children

Question 9

What is one factor that makes women more susceptible than men to urinary tract infections?

Accepted Answer

A)  A shorter urethra 
B)  Location of the urethra and introitus 
C)  Earlier onset of puberty 
D)  Hormones produced during the menstrual cycle 
A)  A shorter urethra 
B)  Location of the urethra and introitus 
C)  Earlier onset of puberty 
D)  Hormones produced during the menstrual cycle

Question 10

Current recommendations suggest routine pap smears beginning at the age of 17.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

How much fluid (including tissue and blood) is typically released during the menstrual cycle?

Accepted Answer

A)  1-3 teaspoons 
B)  2-4 Tablespoons 
C)  A half-cup (100ml) 
D)  A cup (200ml) 
A)  1-3 teaspoons 
B)  2-4 Tablespoons 
C)  A half-cup (100ml) 
D)  A cup (200ml)

Question 12

What is the main cause of cervical cancer?

Accepted Answer

A)  HPV infection 
B)  Family history 
C)  Trauma to the cervix during childbirth 
D)  Having sexual intercourse at a young age 
A)  HPV infection 
B)  Family history 
C)  Trauma to the cervix during childbirth 
D)  Having sexual intercourse at a young age

Question 13

Explain what is done during a routine pelvic exam and why.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain what is done during a routine...

Question 14

Pap smears, taken during routine pelvic exams, test for ovarian cancer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Douching can destroy healthy bacteria in the vagina.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What factor is often related to the onset of puberty for females?

Identify and discuss the functions of three internal female sexual organs.

What is the primary function of the fimbriae?

The clitoris is the only human organ whose sole function is to bring sexual pleasure.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about menstrual manipulation?

What is the primary function of the mons veneris?

When is it common for a woman to discover she has endometriosis?

Which woman is LEAST likely to develop breast cancer in the next year?

What is one factor that makes women more susceptible than men to urinary tract infections?

Current recommendations suggest routine pap smears beginning at the age of 17.

How much fluid (including tissue and blood) is typically released during the menstrual cycle?

What is the main cause of cervical cancer?

Explain what is done during a routine pelvic exam and why.

Pap smears, taken during routine pelvic exams, test for ovarian cancer.

Douching can destroy healthy bacteria in the vagina.

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Exam 5: Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

What factor is often related to the onset of puberty for females?

Identify and discuss the functions of three internal female sexual organs.

What is the primary function of the fimbriae?

The clitoris is the only human organ whose sole function is to bring sexual pleasure.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about menstrual manipulation?

What is the primary function of the mons veneris?

When is it common for a woman to discover she has endometriosis?

Which woman is LEAST likely to develop breast cancer in the next year?

What is one factor that makes women more susceptible than men to urinary tract infections?

Current recommendations suggest routine pap smears beginning at the age of 17.

How much fluid (including tissue and blood) is typically released during the menstrual cycle?

What is the main cause of cervical cancer?

Explain what is done during a routine pelvic exam and why.

Pap smears, taken during routine pelvic exams, test for ovarian cancer.

Douching can destroy healthy bacteria in the vagina.

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Communication: Enriching Your Sexuality

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Love and Intimacy

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Adult Sexual Relationships

Sexual Expression

Sexual Orientation

Pregnancy and Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV/AIDS

Varieties of Sexual Expression

Power and Sexual Coercion

Sexual Images and Selling Sex

Filters