1. ‘Menarche’ is the medical term used to
describe a girl’s first menstrual cycle.
What is the average age at which a girl will have her first period?
a.
14
b.
12
c.
16
d.
11
2. The length of an average menstrual
cycle is 28 days, however a ‘normal’ cycle can range anywhere from 28- 35 days
in length, depending on the woman. What
part of the cycle is counted as day one?
a.
First
day of menstrual bleeding
b.
Day
of ovulation
c.
Last
day of menstrual bleeding
d.
Day
before a period starts
3. Which of the following hormones is
necessary in the production of a normal menstrual cycle?
a.
Estrogen
b.
Follicle
Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
c.
Progesterone
d.
All
of the above
4. Which of the following would indicate
a trip to your physician was in order?
a.
If
you have not started menstruating by age 16
b.
If
you suddenly stop having periods and is not pregnant
c.
All
of these
d.
If
you bleed between periods (more than a drop or two)
5. Not all women have normal, predictable
menstrual cycles. Many women encounter
heavy bleeding. Some deal with intense
pain. Others may stop having or skip
periods. What condition does the term
dysmenorrhea refer to?
a.
Very
heavy menstrual flow
b.
Excessively
painful periods
c.
Absence
of menstrual flow
d.
Irregular
cycles
6. After the egg (ovum) is released
during ovulation, it makes it way, via the fallopian tube to the uterus. What happens to an unfertilized egg?
a.
It
is dissolved or absorbed into the body
b.
It
re- attaches itself to the ovary
c.
It
migrates back to the fallopian tube
d.
It
stays in the fallopian tube
7. A woman is most likely to get pregnant when?
a.
They have taken a
contraceptive pill
b.
They have reached the
age of 35
c.
It is day 14 of the
menstrual cycle
d.
It is Carnival time
8.
The hormone oestrogen
is produced in the?
a.
Ovaries blood stream
b.
Pituitary gland
c.
Testes
d.
Bloodstream
9.
LH is responsible for?
a.
Inhibiting FSH
production
b.
Building up the lining
of the uterus
c.
Causing the release of
an egg (ovulation)
d.
Causing an egg to
mature in the ovary
10.
Do menstruation and
menstrual cycle mean the same thing?
a.
Yes
b.
No
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