Human Sexuality - Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
The "Mound of Venus" refers to
the fatty tissue covering the pubic bone.
"Hot flashes"
are the result of rapid dilation of blood vessels.
Rugae refer to
the folded walls of the vagina.
The labia majora
surround the labia minora.
An imperforate hymen
causes the menstrual flow to collect in the vagina.
The inner lining of the uterus is the
endometrium.
Vulva refers to
the female external genital structures.
Which statement about breasts is true?
The glandular tissue in the breasts responds to sex hormones.
A woman's partner caresses her labia majora. The woman would most likely experience
sensual pleasure.
The_______is composed of the external shaft and glans and the internal crura.
clitoris
______is the medical specialty for female sexual and reproductive anatomy.
Gynecology
The fringe-like projections at the end of each fallopian tube are called
fimbriae.
_______is the most common way women achieve arousal and orgasm when masturbating.
Clitoral stimulation
The opening of the vagina is referred to as the
introitus.
The cavernous bodies, or spongy structures are located in the
shaft of the clitoris.
The Grafenberg spot
may trigger ejaculation in some women when stimulated.
The uterus
is suspended in the pelvic cavity by ligaments.
