51. While discussing anatomy and physiology of the reproductive cycle, the client asks the nurse, “Where is the ovum fertilized?” The best response by the nurse is to instruct the client that fertilization normally occurs in the*1 pointA. VaginaB. CervixC. UterusD. Fallopian Tube52. The client tells the nurse that she often experiences orgasms during sexual intercourse. The nurse should explain to the client that the primary anatomic female structure involved in sexual arousal and orgasm is the*1 pointA. Vaginal WallB. ClitorisC. Mons PubisD. Cervix53. At what time in pregnancy will a primigravida woman most likely feel fetal movement for the first time?*1 pointA. 16 weeksB. 24 weeksC. 14 weeksD. 20 weeks54. Besides amenorrhea, the client tells the nurse that she experienced nausea and vomiting, urinary frequency, and fatigue. The nurse determines that the client has been experiencing signs of pregnancy considered*1 pointA. PresumptiveB. PositiveC. ProbableD. Physiologic55. Which of the following signs and symptoms is a presumptive sign that may be present at 8 weeks’ gestation?*1 pointA. Abdominal EnlargementB. QuickeningC. Changes in skin pigmentationD. Breast enlargement and tenderness56. Below are signs and symptoms and conditions associated with pregnancy.  Those which the patient might notice and describe in the first trimester of pregnancy are:*1 pointA. Goodel’s sign and quickeningB. Ballottement and chloasmaC. Morning sickness and chadwicks signD. Linea nigra and Braxton hicks contraction57. All of which are associated with increase skin pigmentation except:*1 pointA. Striae gravidarumB. MelasmaC. Linea nigraD. Chloasma58. In pregnancy, frequent urination results mainly from*1 pointA. Pressure on the bladder from the uterusB. Increased concentration of urineC. The addition of fetal urine to maternal urineD. Decreased glomerular selectivity59. Due to increase estrogen production, the activity of the epithelial cells increases, thus increasing the amount of vaginal discharges called:*1 pointA. ShowB. Vrnix CaseosaC. LeukorrheaD. Operculum60. This structure is responsible for the conduction of sperm from the testes to the vas deferens.*1 pointA. Ejaculatory ductB. EpididymisC. Cowper’s glandD. Urethra