Match each description with the correct disorder. Disorders may be used more than once. Descriptions may have more than one answer
1. _____Rectum presses into vagina
a. Cystocele
2. _____Symptoms include constipation
b. Rectocele
3. _____ Bladder herniates into vagina
c. Enterocele
4. _____Difficulty completing a bowel movement
5. _____ Damaged muscles appear higher in the colon
6. _____ Symptoms include difficulty in voiding, incontinence, and dyspareunia
ANS:
1: b; 2: b, c; 3: a; 4: b, c; 5: c; 6: a
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