Lesson 2: Female Reproductive System

Question 1

6 THE EXTERNAL GENITALIA

Answer 1

1. Vulva
2. Mons Pubis
3. Labia Majora
4. Labia Minora
5. Vestibule
6. Clitoris

Question 2

portion of the female genital tract that are externally visible in the perineal region.

Answer 2

Vulva

Question 3

overlies the pubic symphysis. Covered with pubic hair.

Answer 3

Mons Pubis

Question 4

two longitudinal fold of skin that extend in elliptical fashion to enclose the vulval cleft.

Answer 4

Labia Majora

Question 5

region between the Labia Minora that contains the opening for the vagina, urethra, and two execratory ducts for Bartholin Glands.

Answer 5

Vestibule

Question 6

located at the junction of the Labia Minora and above the opening of the urethra. For pleasure only.

Answer 6

Clitoris

Question 7

3 EXTERNAL GENITALIA DISORDERS

Answer 7

1. DERMATOSE – SKIN DISEASE
2. ATROPHIC CONDITIONS
3. CIRCULATORY AND OTHER DISTRUBANCE

Question 8

6 DERMATOSE – SKIN DISEASE

Answer 8

1. Folliculitis
2. Furuncles
3. Herpes Genitalis
4. Intertrigo
5. Tinea Cruris
6. Psoriasis

Question 9

(DERMATOSE)
inflammation about the apertures of hair follicle.

Answer 9

Folliculitis

Question 10

What causes Folliculitis

Answer 10

Staphylococcus aureus

Question 11

(DERMATOSE)
larger and more deeply situated inflammation.

Answer 11

Furuncles

Question 12

(DERMATOSE)
herpes simplex infection of the vulva.

Answer 12

Herpes Gentalis

Question 13

(DERMATOSE)
appears as the red and brownish discoloration, in the inter labial sulci.

Answer 13

Intertrigo

Question 14

(DERMATOSE)
is a fungal infection or ringworm of the groin.

Answer 14

Tine Cruris

Question 15

(DERMATOSE)
most common presentation is persistent vulvar itching.

Answer 15

Psoriasis

Question 16

4 ATROPHIC CONDITIONS

Answer 16

1. Senile Atrophy
2. Atrophic Vulvitis
3. Vulvar Atypia
4. Lichenification

Question 17

(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
is defined as Decrease in the size of cells, tissues, or organs that has at one time been of normal size.

Answer 17

Atrophy

Question 18

(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
vulva assumes an increasingly shrunken appearance (due to age)

Answer 18

Senile Atrophy

Question 19

(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
progressive sclerosing atrophy of marked degree.

Answer 19

Atrophic Vulvitis

Question 20

(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
slowly progressing, chronic, inflammatory, hypertrophic process involving the epidermis and subepithelial tissue.

Answer 20

Vulvar Atypia

Question 21

(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
a thickened leathery appearance in which normal writing appears accentuated.

Answer 21

Lichenification

Question 22

6 CIRCULATORY AND OTHER DISTRUBANCE DISORDER

Answer 22

1. Varices of the Vulva
2. Angioneurotic Edema
3. Elephantiasis
4. Hematoma
5. Gonorrhea
6. Syphilis

Question 23

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
occurs most often during pregnancy or aftermath of multiple pregnancies.

Answer 23

Varices of the Vulva

Question 24

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
allergic reaction, which may involve the vulva.

Answer 24

Angioneurotic Edema

Question 25

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE) chronic hypertrophic tissue changes.

Answer 25

Elephantiasis

Question 26

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE) What causes Elephantiasis

Answer 26

Wuchereria Bancrofti

Question 27

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE) secondary to a fall or blow, surgical trauma, or rupture of a varix.

Answer 27

Hematoma

Question 28

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE) is a sexually transmitted disease cause by a bacterium,

Answer 28

Gonorrhea

Question 29

(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE) can lead to a disabling disease if left untreated.

Answer 29

Syphilis

Question 30

removal of a per or all of the external genitalia.

Answer 30

Female Circumcision

Question 31

4 TYPE OF INFIBULATION / GENITAL MUTILATION

Answer 31

1. Clitoridectomy 2. Clitoridectomy and Partial Excision of Labia Minora 3. Modified Intermediate Infibulation 4. Total Infibulation

Question 32

Type of Infibulation that allows moderate posterior opening

Answer 32

Modified Intermediate Infibulation

Question 33

Type of Infibulation that allows only small posterior opening for urine and menstrual flow.

Answer 33

Total Infibulation

Question 34

Thin, firmz pigmented redundant skin folds enclose the clitoris

Answer 34

Labia Minora