Question 1

Ectopic pregnancy produces twins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Mary is worried about the risk of cervical cancer. What can Mary do to reduce her risk?

Accepted Answer

A) Avoid or reduce strenuous exercise. 
B) Incorporate red meat into her diet. 
C) Quit smoking, or do not start smoking. 
D) Drink 1-2 glasses of white wine a day. 
A) Avoid or reduce strenuous exercise. 
B) Incorporate red meat into her diet. 
C) Quit smoking, or do not start smoking. 
D) Drink 1-2 glasses of white wine a day.

Question 3

Circumcision is a surgical procedure involving removal of the

Accepted Answer

A) urethral meatus. 
B) glans. 
C) corona. 
D) foreskin. 
A) urethral meatus. 
B) glans. 
C) corona. 
D) foreskin.

Question 4

Research evidence suggests that women might experience a peak in sexual desire

Accepted Answer

A) around the time of ovulation. 
B) two weeks prior to ovulation. 
C) about 10 days after ovulation. 
D) just before menstruation. 
A) around the time of ovulation. 
B) two weeks prior to ovulation. 
C) about 10 days after ovulation. 
D) just before menstruation.

Question 5

Which of the following is true about the foreskin?

Accepted Answer

A) It is the part of the penis that remains after circumcision. 
B) It covers at least part of the penile glans. 
C) It is fixed to the penile shaft just behind the glans. 
D) It is attached to the scrotum. 
A) It is the part of the penis that remains after circumcision. 
B) It covers at least part of the penile glans. 
C) It is fixed to the penile shaft just behind the glans. 
D) It is attached to the scrotum.

Question 6

Repeatedly contracting and relaxing the pubococcygeal muscle

Accepted Answer

A) helps women find their G spot. 
B) is known as Kegel exercises. 
C) can eventually damage the endometrium. 
D) has been shown to weaken the hymen. 
A) helps women find their G spot. 
B) is known as Kegel exercises. 
C) can eventually damage the endometrium. 
D) has been shown to weaken the hymen.

Question 7

Discuss the arguments for and against male circumcision. Given what you have learned from the text, what is your position?

Accepted Answer

- Religious rite for Jewish pe

Question 8

The labia majora

Accepted Answer

A) are the large fleshy folds of skin on each side of the vaginal opening. 
B) come together to form the hood covering the clitoris. 
C) are the thinner, inner folds of flesh just outside the vaginal opening. 
D) have few nerve endings and are relatively insensitive to stimulation. 
A) are the large fleshy folds of skin on each side of the vaginal opening. 
B) come together to form the hood covering the clitoris. 
C) are the thinner, inner folds of flesh just outside the vaginal opening. 
D) have few nerve endings and are relatively insensitive to stimulation.

Question 9

Douching and vaginal sprays

Accepted Answer

A) are recommended for proper hygiene. 
B) are generally ineffective. 
C) can restore the natural chemical balance in the vagina. 
D) increase the risk of vaginal infection. 
A) are recommended for proper hygiene. 
B) are generally ineffective. 
C) can restore the natural chemical balance in the vagina. 
D) increase the risk of vaginal infection.

Question 10

The walls of the vagina are

Accepted Answer

A) relatively lacking in blood vessels and poorly supplied with nerve endings. 
B) relatively lacking in blood vessels, but well supplied with nerve endings. 
C) rich with blood vessels and well supplied with nerve endings. 
D) rich with blood vessels, but poorly supplied with nerve endings. 
A) relatively lacking in blood vessels and poorly supplied with nerve endings. 
B) relatively lacking in blood vessels, but well supplied with nerve endings. 
C) rich with blood vessels and well supplied with nerve endings. 
D) rich with blood vessels, but poorly supplied with nerve endings.

Question 11

Summarize the current knowledge about breast cancer, including risk factors, detection, recommendations, and treatment.

Accepted Answer

- Risk: age increase, genetics, family h

Question 12

The best way to prevent vaginal infections is to cleanse the vagina by using a vaginal disinfectant spray.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Vaginal dryness often occurs with menopause.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Outline how semen is produced by tracing the path of sperm from the epididymis to the urethra and identifying the contributions of each of the seminal glands.

Accepted Answer

- epididymis > vas deferens > joins with

Question 15

What happens during fertilization?

Accepted Answer

A) 46 chromosomes from the sperm combine with 46 chromosomes from the egg. 
B) 23 chromosomes from the sperm combine with 23 chromosomes from the egg. 
C) 46 genes from the sperm combine with 46 genes from the egg. 
D) 23 genes from the sperm combine with 23 genes from the egg. 
A) 46 chromosomes from the sperm combine with 46 chromosomes from the egg. 
B) 23 chromosomes from the sperm combine with 23 chromosomes from the egg. 
C) 46 genes from the sperm combine with 46 genes from the egg. 
D) 23 genes from the sperm combine with 23 genes from the egg.

Question 16

In ejaculation, seminal fluid is released from the ________ and expelled from the penis.

Accepted Answer

A) urethral bulb 
B) vas deferens 
C) epididymis 
D) crura 
A) urethral bulb 
B) vas deferens 
C) epididymis 
D) crura

Question 17

Describe the procedures and purpose of each procedure in a pelvic exam.

Accepted Answer

- Procedure: examination for swelling, i

Question 18

Occasionally a hymen is completely closed and fibrous. This type of hymen is called

Accepted Answer

A) an annular hymen. 
B) a parous hymen. 
C) an imperforate hymen. 
D) a septate hymen. 
A) an annular hymen. 
B) a parous hymen. 
C) an imperforate hymen. 
D) a septate hymen.

Question 19

Tyrone is worried that he might accidentally urinate when he reaches orgasm. What would you tell him concerning this issue?

Accepted Answer

A) Men commonly release some urine during ejaculation. 
B) Urine cannot escape the bladder during ejaculation. 
C) Seminal fluid is between 30% and 40% urine. 
D) Avoid fluids 60-90 minutes before sexual activity. 
A) Men commonly release some urine during ejaculation. 
B) Urine cannot escape the bladder during ejaculation. 
C) Seminal fluid is between 30% and 40% urine. 
D) Avoid fluids 60-90 minutes before sexual activity.

Question 20

The mons may serve to

Accepted Answer

A) provide heat to the pubic area. 
B) cushion the pubic bone. 
C) protect the genital area from infection. 
D) produce vaginal secretions. 
A) provide heat to the pubic area. 
B) cushion the pubic bone. 
C) protect the genital area from infection. 
D) produce vaginal secretions.

Ectopic pregnancy produces twins.

Mary is worried about the risk of cervical cancer. What can Mary do to reduce her risk?

Circumcision is a surgical procedure involving removal of the

Research evidence suggests that women might experience a peak in sexual desire

Which of the following is true about the foreskin?

Repeatedly contracting and relaxing the pubococcygeal muscle

Discuss the arguments for and against male circumcision. Given what you have learned from the text, what is your position?

The labia majora

Douching and vaginal sprays

The walls of the vagina are

Summarize the current knowledge about breast cancer, including risk factors, detection, recommendations, and treatment.

The best way to prevent vaginal infections is to cleanse the vagina by using a vaginal disinfectant spray.

Vaginal dryness often occurs with menopause.

Outline how semen is produced by tracing the path of sperm from the epididymis to the urethra and identifying the contributions of each of the seminal glands.

What happens during fertilization?

In ejaculation, seminal fluid is released from the ________ and expelled from the penis.

Describe the procedures and purpose of each procedure in a pelvic exam.

Occasionally a hymen is completely closed and fibrous. This type of hymen is called

Tyrone is worried that he might accidentally urinate when he reaches orgasm. What would you tell him concerning this issue?

The mons may serve to

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Exam 3: Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Ectopic pregnancy produces twins.

Mary is worried about the risk of cervical cancer. What can Mary do to reduce her risk?

Circumcision is a surgical procedure involving removal of the

Research evidence suggests that women might experience a peak in sexual desire

Which of the following is true about the foreskin?

Repeatedly contracting and relaxing the pubococcygeal muscle

Discuss the arguments for and against male circumcision. Given what you have learned from the text, what is your position?

The labia majora

Douching and vaginal sprays

The walls of the vagina are

Summarize the current knowledge about breast cancer, including risk factors, detection, recommendations, and treatment.

The best way to prevent vaginal infections is to cleanse the vagina by using a vaginal disinfectant spray.

Vaginal dryness often occurs with menopause.

Outline how semen is produced by tracing the path of sperm from the epididymis to the urethra and identifying the contributions of each of the seminal glands.

What happens during fertilization?

In ejaculation, seminal fluid is released from the ________ and expelled from the penis.

Describe the procedures and purpose of each procedure in a pelvic exam.

Occasionally a hymen is completely closed and fibrous. This type of hymen is called

Tyrone is worried that he might accidentally urinate when he reaches orgasm. What would you tell him concerning this issue?

The mons may serve to

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Lovey

Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Child Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

Sexual Health Education

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters