Question

a collapsed uterus is called:
a anteflexion.
b prolapsed.
c stenotic.
d sclerotic.

Explanation:

• Anteflexion: Refers to the normal forward - bending position of the uterus, not a collapsed state.
• Prolapsed: When the uterus collapses or slips down into the vagina.
• Stenotic: Usually describes a narrowing (e.g., of a duct or passage), not a collapsed uterus.
• Sclerotic: Means hardening (e.g., of tissue due to disease like arteriosclerosis), not related to a collapsed uterus.

Answer:

B. prolapsed