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This is the medical term for the procedure where the fallopian tubes are severed and closed as a form of permanent female birth control.
 
  A. vasectomy
   B. tubal ligation
   C. oophorectomy
   D. D&C

Question 2

This instrument is used to open the vaginal orifice for visual examination.
 
  A. curette
   B. speculum
   C. hysteroscope
   D. catheter



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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