A diagnostic test commonly used to assess problems of the fallopian tubes is:
a. Endometrial biopsyb. Ovarian reserve testingc. Hysterosalpingogramd. Screening for sexually transmitted infections
ANS: c
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a. Endometrial biopsy provides information on the response of the uterus to hormonal signals.
b. Ovarian reserve testing is used to assess ovulatory functioning.
c. Correct. Hysterosalpingogram provides information on the endocervical canal, uterine cavity, and fallopian tubes.
d. STIs can cause adhesions within the fallopian tubes, but screening cannot confirm that adhesions are present.
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