What is the thin, flat tissue formed by the joining of the labia minora, underneath the vagina at the midline?
a. Fourchette
b. Rugae
c. Mons pubis
d. Prepuce
ANS: A
The thin, flat tissue formed by the joining of the labia minora, underneath the vagina at the midline is the fourchette.
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