Question 1

All of the following are True of the vaginal walls, EXCEPT

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A) they have three layers. 
B) the moisture level may vary for individuals. 
C) they are rich with blood vessels. 
D) they are richly supplied with nerve endings. 
A) they have three layers. 
B) the moisture level may vary for individuals. 
C) they are rich with blood vessels. 
D) they are richly supplied with nerve endings.

Question 2

Urine passes from the female's body through the

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A) fallopian tubes. 
B) urethral opening. 
C) vaginal opening. 
D) ureter. 
A) fallopian tubes. 
B) urethral opening. 
C) vaginal opening. 
D) ureter.

Question 3

Tomoxifen and Raloxifene are

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A) drugs currently used to treat breast cancer. 
B) are drugs for treating cystitis. 
C) drugs for treating vaginitis. 
D) are drugs used for breast enhancement. 
A) drugs currently used to treat breast cancer. 
B) are drugs for treating cystitis. 
C) drugs for treating vaginitis. 
D) are drugs used for breast enhancement.

Question 4

The vaginal opening is called the

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A) introitus. 
B) prepuce. 
C) pudendum. 
D) labia interna. 
A) introitus. 
B) prepuce. 
C) pudendum. 
D) labia interna.

Question 5

Discuss different suggestions on how women can best handle menstrual discomfort.

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There are several suggestions for women

Question 6

The tissue that partially or fully covers the glans of the clitoris is the

Accepted Answer

A) mons veneris. 
B) labia minora. 
C) urethral hood. 
D) clitoral hood or prepuce. 
A) mons veneris. 
B) labia minora. 
C) urethral hood. 
D) clitoral hood or prepuce.

Question 7

Which of the following statements is True regarding the sensitivity of women's breasts to stimulation?

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A) The sensitivity of breasts varies by how large the breasts are, with larger breasts being more sensitive. 
B) All breasts are sensitive to stimulation, and lack of enjoyment typically is a sign of a problem. 
C) Some women may find breast stimulation to be less stimulating than other women. 
D) Women who have insensitive breasts cannot learn to enjoy breast stimulation. 
A) The sensitivity of breasts varies by how large the breasts are, with larger breasts being more sensitive. 
B) All breasts are sensitive to stimulation, and lack of enjoyment typically is a sign of a problem. 
C) Some women may find breast stimulation to be less stimulating than other women. 
D) Women who have insensitive breasts cannot learn to enjoy breast stimulation.

Question 8

During sexual stimulation, the labia minora may

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A) become firm and longer. 
B) become white and rubbery. 
C) darken and swell. 
D) secrete sex hormones. 
A) become firm and longer. 
B) become white and rubbery. 
C) darken and swell. 
D) secrete sex hormones.

Question 9

What is the composition of the female breasts?

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Female breasts are complex structures co

Question 10

FSH and LH are released by which gland?

Accepted Answer

A) Ovary 
B) Hypothalamus 
C) Pituitary 
D) Corpus luteum 
A) Ovary 
B) Hypothalamus 
C) Pituitary 
D) Corpus luteum

Question 11

Death from cervical cancer is relatively uncommon in the U.S. due to

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A) douching. 
B) screening programs. 
C) new medical treatments. 
D) episiotomies. 
A) douching. 
B) screening programs. 
C) new medical treatments. 
D) episiotomies.

Question 12

If a female has not become sexually active, when is it recommended that she first have a pelvic exam?

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A) When she gets married 
B) By the time she reaches her late teens 
C) When she feels comfortable 
D) By the time she reaches age 25 
A) When she gets married 
B) By the time she reaches her late teens 
C) When she feels comfortable 
D) By the time she reaches age 25

Question 13

The two pituitary hormones that produce gonadotropins, which stimulate the ovaries, are

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A) follicle-stimulating hormone and prolactin. 
B) gonadotropin releasing hormones. 
C) prolactin and oxytocin. 
D) follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone. 
A) follicle-stimulating hormone and prolactin. 
B) gonadotropin releasing hormones. 
C) prolactin and oxytocin. 
D) follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.

Question 14

The vestibular bulbs and Bartholin's glands are

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A) muscular rings. 
B) corpora cavernosa. 
C) active during sexual arousal. 
D) essential for vaginal lubrication. 
A) muscular rings. 
B) corpora cavernosa. 
C) active during sexual arousal. 
D) essential for vaginal lubrication.

Question 15

The most common type of menstrual problem is

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A) premenstrual syndrome. 
B) dysmenorrhea. 
C) premenstrual dysphoric disorder. 
D) menstrual migraine headache. 
A) premenstrual syndrome. 
B) dysmenorrhea. 
C) premenstrual dysphoric disorder. 
D) menstrual migraine headache.

Question 16

In order to help maximize the detection of breast cancer, the American Cancer Society continues to recommend (despite recent controversy) that

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A) women have an annual clinical breast exam with their Pap smear. 
B) women between 20 and 39 have a clinical breast exam every 3 years. 
C) women over 40 have a clinical breast exam every year. 
D) women perform breast self-examinations monthly. 
A) women have an annual clinical breast exam with their Pap smear. 
B) women between 20 and 39 have a clinical breast exam every 3 years. 
C) women over 40 have a clinical breast exam every year. 
D) women perform breast self-examinations monthly.

Question 17

Outline and discuss the pros and cons of hormone replacement therapy in menopause.

Accepted Answer

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a t

Question 18

The hypothalamus regulates the menstrual cycle by releasing which of the following hormones?

Accepted Answer

A) Luteinizing hormone 
B) Follicle-stimulating hormone 
C) Gonadotropin 
D) Gonadotropin-releasing hormone 
A) Luteinizing hormone 
B) Follicle-stimulating hormone 
C) Gonadotropin 
D) Gonadotropin-releasing hormone

Question 19

All of the following is True of the uterus, EXCEPT

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A) a fertilized ovum implants and develops in the uterus. 
B) in a minority of women, the uterus tips backward. 
C) the uterus expands to the size of a fetus during pregnancy. 
D) the uterus shrinks back to its original size after pregnancy. 
A) a fertilized ovum implants and develops in the uterus. 
B) in a minority of women, the uterus tips backward. 
C) the uterus expands to the size of a fetus during pregnancy. 
D) the uterus shrinks back to its original size after pregnancy.

Question 20

Anti-breast-cancer medicines, like tamoxifen, are able to lock into the estrogen receptor of breast cancer cells and block the effects of estrogen.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

All of the following are True of the vaginal walls, EXCEPT

Urine passes from the female's body through the

Tomoxifen and Raloxifene are

The vaginal opening is called the

Discuss different suggestions on how women can best handle menstrual discomfort.

The tissue that partially or fully covers the glans of the clitoris is the

Which of the following statements is True regarding the sensitivity of women's breasts to stimulation?

During sexual stimulation, the labia minora may

What is the composition of the female breasts?

FSH and LH are released by which gland?

Death from cervical cancer is relatively uncommon in the U.S. due to

If a female has not become sexually active, when is it recommended that she first have a pelvic exam?

The two pituitary hormones that produce gonadotropins, which stimulate the ovaries, are

The vestibular bulbs and Bartholin's glands are

The most common type of menstrual problem is

In order to help maximize the detection of breast cancer, the American Cancer Society continues to recommend (despite recent controversy) that

Outline and discuss the pros and cons of hormone replacement therapy in menopause.

The hypothalamus regulates the menstrual cycle by releasing which of the following hormones?

All of the following is True of the uterus, EXCEPT

Anti-breast-cancer medicines, like tamoxifen, are able to lock into the estrogen receptor of breast cancer cells and block the effects of estrogen.

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Exam 3: Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

All of the following are True of the vaginal walls, EXCEPT

Urine passes from the female's body through the

Tomoxifen and Raloxifene are

The vaginal opening is called the

Discuss different suggestions on how women can best handle menstrual discomfort.

The tissue that partially or fully covers the glans of the clitoris is the

Which of the following statements is True regarding the sensitivity of women's breasts to stimulation?

During sexual stimulation, the labia minora may

What is the composition of the female breasts?

FSH and LH are released by which gland?

Death from cervical cancer is relatively uncommon in the U.S. due to

If a female has not become sexually active, when is it recommended that she first have a pelvic exam?

The two pituitary hormones that produce gonadotropins, which stimulate the ovaries, are

The vestibular bulbs and Bartholin's glands are

The most common type of menstrual problem is

In order to help maximize the detection of breast cancer, the American Cancer Society continues to recommend (despite recent controversy) that

Outline and discuss the pros and cons of hormone replacement therapy in menopause.

The hypothalamus regulates the menstrual cycle by releasing which of the following hormones?

All of the following is True of the uterus, EXCEPT

Anti-breast-cancer medicines, like tamoxifen, are able to lock into the estrogen receptor of breast cancer cells and block the effects of estrogen.

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods in Human Sexuality

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity, Gender Roles, and Gender Differences

Attraction and Lovebinding Forces

Relationships and Communication

Sexual Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexual Dysfunctions

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

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