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What happens with ovulation?
Select the other symptoms that indicate a woman is ovulating:
- Thick nonstretchable vaginal mucus
- Decrease in body temperature by 1 ° F
- Cervical mucous ferns
- Mittelschmerz
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- List the common infertility problems in women. What is the major infertility problem in men? Is it correctable?List three common causes of persistent nipple pain.Which of the following statements, if identified by the nursing student, would specify that teaching about cervical mucus changes as an sign for ovulation has been understood? If my cervical mucus is thick and white, I will need to avoid intercourse or use back-up method of contraception. If my cervical mucus is thin and watery, Fam probably fertile 'If my cervical mucus is yellowish and thick, I am probably fertile The thin, dear mucus will block the sperm from getting into my cervix
- What is the correct path of sperm during ejaculation?_________ A. Ejaculatory duct, epididymis, vas deferens, urethra B. Vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, epididymus, urethra C. Epididymis, ejaculatory duct, vas deferens urethra D. Epididymis, vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, urethraA 22-year-old multigravida at 22 weeks of gestation complains during a routine prenatal visit of 5-lb weight gain and vaginal discharge. Her assessment included a normal speculum examination. The physician examines the patient’s abdomen and finds that the tip of the uterus is 20 cm above the symphysis pubis. Which option refers to the upper rounded portion of the uterus? Isthmus Fundus Bladder CorpusWhat is Reproductive (Male/Female) body system? What are the functions and major organs ? Describe 2 diseases (conditions) that can be associated with chosen body system (name of the disease, how it begins, how it affects the body, treatment)
