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1. Choose true or false then note your documentation source at the end of each question.

The true pelvis is made up of the sacrum, coccyx, and innominate bones.

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2. The obstetric conjugate is the diameter that determines whether engagement of the fetal head will occur upon entering the pelvic inlet.

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3. The most common female pelvic type is gynecoid.

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4. The muscular middle uterine layer is the myometrium and contains three layers of smooth involuntary muscle.

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5. Heredity, age, race, and number of children borne influence the size, color and shape of the structures of the vulva.

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False

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6. The mons pubis is sometimes referred to as the mons veneris.

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False

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7. The ovaries are the primary source of two hormones: estrogen and prolactin.

True

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8. One of the functions of the labia minora is to provide bactericidal secretions.

True

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9. The glans of the clitoris is partly covered by the prepuce and is sometimes mistaken for the urethral meatus when catheter placement is attempted.

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10. Fertilization of the oocyte usually occurs in the ampulla of the fallopian tube.

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11. The alkaline vaginal environment is normal only in the mature reproductive years and in the first few days of life when maternal hormones are operating in the infant.

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12. Many things influence the uterine position including posture, parity, bladder and rectal fullness, and even normal respiratory patterns.

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13. The transverse ligaments of the cervix are also called the Ligaments of McKenzie.

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14. Both the body of the uterus and the cervix are changed permanently by pregnancy.

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15. Generally, the uterus forms a sharp angle with the vagina; if there is a bend in the area of the isthmus and cervix points downward, the uterus is described as anteverted or anteflexed.

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