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Match the following female genitalia structures with their descriptions:
Mons veneris (pubis) = Pad of fat and hairy skin Labium majus = Thick fold with skin, fat, and glands Labium minus = Thin flat fold with sebaceous glands and no hairs Clitoris = Union of corpora cavernosa and major erotic zone
Match the following female genitalia structures with their respective comparisons to male anatomy:
Mons veneris (pubis) = Coital buffer and analogous to scrotum in males Labium majus = Lateral boundary and size changes with age, analogous to scrotum in males Labium minus = Internal to labia majora and size variability with age Clitoris = Formed of corpora cavernosa, analogous to penis in males
Match the following female genitalia structures with their functions:
Mons veneris (pubis) = Pad of fat and coital buffer Labium majus = Contains glands and undergoes size changes with age Labium minus = Thin fold with sebaceous glands and no hairs Clitoris = Major erotic zone and formed of corpora cavernosa
Match the following female genitalia structures with their associations:
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Match the following female genitalia structures with their locations:
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Which structure in the female genitalia is formed by the union of 2 corpora cavernosa and is considered a major erotic zone?
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Which part of the female genitalia is only present in virgins and is located internal to the labia majora?
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Which structure in the female genitalia serves as the external opening of the female urethra?
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Which part of the female genitalia is a pad of fat with hairy skin, serving as a coital buffer?
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Which structure in the female genitalia is torn during delivery and is always present in virgins?
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