Downward displacement of the uterus into the vagina is known as:
a. A cystocele
b. An enterocele
c. Uterine prolapse
d. A rectocele
ANS: C
A uterine prolapse occurs when the supporting structures (ligaments) of the uterus and vagina are weakened, causing the uterus to protrude through the vagina.
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