Question 1

Describe the structure and function of the prostate gland.

Accepted Answer

The prostate lies below the bladder and

Question 2

Which of the following terms refers to the male reproductive cell at the earliest stage of spermatogenesis?

Accepted Answer

A) Spermatozoan 
B) Spermatid 
C) Spermatogonium 
D) Spermatocyte 
A) Spermatozoan 
B) Spermatid 
C) Spermatogonium 
D) Spermatocyte

Question 3

What occurs during a modified radical mastectomy?

Accepted Answer

A) Only the breast is removed. 
B) Only the lump is removed. 
C) The breast,lymph nodes,and pectoral muscles are removed. 
D) The breast and underarm lymph nodes are removed. 
A) Only the breast is removed. 
B) Only the lump is removed. 
C) The breast,lymph nodes,and pectoral muscles are removed. 
D) The breast and underarm lymph nodes are removed.

Question 4

Which statement describes the uterus?

Accepted Answer

A) Its entrance is wide,but it gradually narrows. 
B) It is also known as the mons veneris. 
C) It serves no known reproductive function. 
D) It is the shape and size of an upside-down pear. 
A) Its entrance is wide,but it gradually narrows. 
B) It is also known as the mons veneris. 
C) It serves no known reproductive function. 
D) It is the shape and size of an upside-down pear.

Question 5

Smegma is produced by which gland?

Accepted Answer

A) Skene's 
B) Tyson's 
C) Bartholin 
D) Cowper's 
A) Skene's 
B) Tyson's 
C) Bartholin 
D) Cowper's

Question 6

Every year approximately how many women are DIAGNOSED with breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) 15,000 
B) 25,000 
C) 45,000 
D) 65,000 
A) 15,000 
B) 25,000 
C) 45,000 
D) 65,000

Question 7

Which of the following is the simplest form of female genital cutting (FGC)classified as Type 1 by the WHO?

Accepted Answer

A) Castration 
B) Clitoridectomy 
C) Infibulation 
D) Excision 
A) Castration 
B) Clitoridectomy 
C) Infibulation 
D) Excision

Question 8

Briefly describe the risk factors for breast and cervical cancer,the treatment options available,and their likely outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A.BREAST CANCER
Risk factors: Breast can

Question 9

One of the main functions of the _____ is the production of the female reproductive cells.

Accepted Answer

A) hymen 
B) breasts 
C) vagina 
D) ovaries 
A) hymen 
B) breasts 
C) vagina 
D) ovaries

Question 10

The foreskin is also referred to as the prepuce?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The production of testosterone is carried out in the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) epididymis 
B) seminiferous tubules 
C) Skene's gland 
D) interstitial cells 
A) epididymis 
B) seminiferous tubules 
C) Skene's gland 
D) interstitial cells

Question 12

What organ is responsible for female ejaculation?

Accepted Answer

A) fundus 
B) meatus 
C) vas deferens 
D) Skene's gland 
A) fundus 
B) meatus 
C) vas deferens 
D) Skene's gland

Question 13

Which statement describes the G spot?

Accepted Answer

A) It is located on the front wall of the vagina. 
B) It is homologous with the male penis. 
C) It is an insensate spot on the vaginal wall. 
D) It is typically more sensitive than the clitoris. 
A) It is located on the front wall of the vagina. 
B) It is homologous with the male penis. 
C) It is an insensate spot on the vaginal wall. 
D) It is typically more sensitive than the clitoris.

Question 14

The nerve supply of the vagina is:

Accepted Answer

A) evenly distributed throughout its length. 
B) concentrated in the upper third around the cervix. 
C) scant,if not nonexistent. 
D) concentrated in the lower third near the introitus. 
A) evenly distributed throughout its length. 
B) concentrated in the upper third around the cervix. 
C) scant,if not nonexistent. 
D) concentrated in the lower third near the introitus.

Question 15

The _____ are two hairless folds of skin lying between the outer lips and running right along the edge of the vaginal opening.

Accepted Answer

A) vasa deferentia 
B) labia majora 
C) labia minora 
D) seminiferous tubules 
A) vasa deferentia 
B) labia majora 
C) labia minora 
D) seminiferous tubules

Question 16

Every year approximately how many women DIE of breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) 5,000 
B) 15,000 
C) 20,000 
D) 25 000 
A) 5,000 
B) 15,000 
C) 20,000 
D) 25 000

Question 17

What nonsurgical treatment for cervical cancer is uses extreme cold to destroy the abnormal cells?

Accepted Answer

A) Hysterectomy 
B) Lumpectomy 
C) Mastectomy 
D) Cryotherapy 
A) Hysterectomy 
B) Lumpectomy 
C) Mastectomy 
D) Cryotherapy

Question 18

The prostate:

Accepted Answer

A) is fairly large at birth but shrinks markedly during puberty. 
B) secretes a milky alkaline fluid that is part of the ejaculate. 
C) cannot be felt in a rectal examination. 
D) is composed entirely of glandular tissue. 
A) is fairly large at birth but shrinks markedly during puberty. 
B) secretes a milky alkaline fluid that is part of the ejaculate. 
C) cannot be felt in a rectal examination. 
D) is composed entirely of glandular tissue.

Describe the structure and function of the prostate gland.

Which of the following terms refers to the male reproductive cell at the earliest stage of spermatogenesis?

What occurs during a modified radical mastectomy?

Which statement describes the uterus?

Smegma is produced by which gland?

Every year approximately how many women are DIAGNOSED with breast cancer?

Which of the following is the simplest form of female genital cutting (FGC)classified as Type 1 by the WHO?

Briefly describe the risk factors for breast and cervical cancer,the treatment options available,and their likely outcomes.

One of the main functions of the _____ is the production of the female reproductive cells.

The foreskin is also referred to as the prepuce?

The production of testosterone is carried out in the _____.

What organ is responsible for female ejaculation?

Which statement describes the G spot?

The nerve supply of the vagina is:

The _____ are two hairless folds of skin lying between the outer lips and running right along the edge of the vaginal opening.

Every year approximately how many women DIE of breast cancer?

What nonsurgical treatment for cervical cancer is uses extreme cold to destroy the abnormal cells?

The prostate:

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Exam 4: Sexual Anatomy

Describe the structure and function of the prostate gland.

Which of the following terms refers to the male reproductive cell at the earliest stage of spermatogenesis?

What occurs during a modified radical mastectomy?

Which statement describes the uterus?

Smegma is produced by which gland?

Every year approximately how many women are DIAGNOSED with breast cancer?

Which of the following is the simplest form of female genital cutting (FGC)classified as Type 1 by the WHO?

Briefly describe the risk factors for breast and cervical cancer,the treatment options available,and their likely outcomes.

One of the main functions of the _____ is the production of the female reproductive cells.

The foreskin is also referred to as the prepuce?

The production of testosterone is carried out in the _____.

What organ is responsible for female ejaculation?

Which statement describes the G spot?

The nerve supply of the vagina is:

The _____ are two hairless folds of skin lying between the outer lips and running right along the edge of the vaginal opening.

Every year approximately how many women DIE of breast cancer?

What nonsurgical treatment for cervical cancer is uses extreme cold to destroy the abnormal cells?

The prostate:

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexuality Education

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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