Female Anatomy

Question 0

Mons Veneris

Answer 0

Also referred to as mons, is a pad of fatty tissue covered by skin and pubic hair it lies immediately in front of the pubic bone is erotically sensitive and may serve as cushion for a woman’s pubic area during sex.

Question 1

Vulva

Answer 1

The entire exterior female genitalia

Question 2

Pubic hair

Answer 2

hair that appears on portions of the external genitalia in both sexes puberty

Question 3

Labia majora

Answer 3

Outer lips fleshy skinfold partially covered in pubic hair that extend from the Mons, they are padded with fatty tissue and are hairy on the surface is nearest the thighs.
Function: erotically sensitive

Question 4

Labia minora

Answer 4

Inner lips; thin, hairless folds of skin located between the labia majora and immediately flanking the vestibule. The labia minora meet at the back and at the front, where they form the clitoral hood.
Function: very erotically sensitive, swell due to vasocongestion

Question 5

Vestibule

Answer 5

The potential space between the left and right labia minora

Question 6

Vasocongestion

Answer 6

The swelling and darkening of the labia minora as they fill with blood during sexual arousal.

Question 7

Clitoris

Answer 7

The erectile organ in females, the external portion is located at the junction of the labia menorah, just in front of the vestibule.

Question 8

Clitoral glans

Answer 8

A small but highly sensitive knob of tissue positioned at the front of the vestibule it is about the size of the pearl and like a pearl it’s size can vary. It is covered or partly covered by the clitoral hood the but can be made visible by gently retracting the the hood.

Question 9

Clitoral shaft

Answer 9

Internal portion of the clitoris about 1 inch or 2 to 3 cm long run upward from the glands under the hood.

Question 10

Corpus cavernosum:

Pl. corpus cavernosa

Answer 10

Even have to elongated erectile structures within the clitoris a penis that also extend backwards into the pelvic floor

Question 11

Corpus spongiosum

Answer 11

A single midline erectile structure In both sexes, it fills the glans.

Question 12

Smegma

Answer 12

A whitish greasy secretion that builds up under the hood of the critters or the foreskin of the penis

Question 13

Crura

Answer 13

Internal extensions of the Corprate cavernosa of the penis or the clitoris.

Question 14

Clitoral hood

Answer 14

(Prepuce) hood that covers the clitorous, located where the labia minora meet

Question 15

Vaginal opening

Answer 15

(Introitus) S: entrance to the vagina, located between the labia minora and the rear of the vestibule
F:entrance to the vagina.

Question 16

Hymen

Answer 16

Incomplete or perforated membrane, covers vaginal opening, no known function, may have cultural significance.

Question 17

Perineum

Answer 17

Hairless strip of skin, located between the vaginal opening and the anus. Erotically sensitive, cut during episiotomy.

Question 18

PC (pubococcygeous) Muscle:

Answer 18

underlies/ supports pelvic organs
F:contractions during sex stiffen vagina walls, contractions become stronger at orgasm preventing urinary/fecal leakage and helping to keep semen in the vagina