Question

During sexual excitement, how is the vaginal introitus lubricated? O Bartholin glands secrete mucus. O Clitoris produces moisture O Skene glands secrete fluid. O Urethral surfaces secrete water O Hymen secretes mucus.

Answer 1

ANSWER IS

BARTHOLINE GLANDS SECRET MUCUS.

it is one of the important organs of the reproductive system that plays an important role during sexual intercourse, its main function is to produce lubrication that avoids friction during intercourse,

The greater vestibular organ that is located posterior to the left and the right of the vagina, it is homologous to the bulbourethral gland that is found in males, Bartholin glands in female secrets the fluid during sexual excitement which helps in lubrication of the vagina.

The Bartholin gland is more prone to get the infection that causes dyspareunia and pain at the vestibular region, the infection may be bacterial and other complications may lead to a CYST in the BARTHOLIN GLAND.

CLI

it is a highly sensitive area which has a lot of nerves that causes sexual pleasure. it is the part of the vulva and visible externally above the urethral opening between two labia minora.

women feel sexual arousal by stimulation of the cli as it has several nerve endings which helps in obtaining orgasm in females.

SKENE GLAND

The exact function of the Skene's gland is not known but anatomically it is homologous to the prostate gland in males and also it contains some secretory cells that produce moisture during sexual intercourse.

structurally it is located at the left and right urethral opening and it helps in female ejaculation.

URETHRAL SURFACE

The role of the urethra is to hold the urine and the sphincter helps in controlling and voiding of the urine, it has no such role in secreting water during vaginal introitus.

HYMEN FUNCTION

It is the vascularised area in the female's body that has no such function but embryologically it is believed that it prevents from the entry of the dirt and the bacteria inside the vagina. it is also considered as the vestige organ of the female, it is a thin membrane that covers the vagina at its opening site and stretches during sexual intercourse, many believes that it gets broken during sexual intercourse but it doesn't break it just stretches out.