(1 of 3) Study the vulva in the region of the urogenital
triangle . Identify the mons pubis, an elevated region located
anterior and superior to the pubic symphysis. It is caused by a
thick deposit of fat beneath the overlying skin.Next identify
the labia majora , the hair-bearing folds of skin which extend
posteriorly from the mons pubis. The point at which the labia
majora meet posteriorly is called the posterior labial
commissure. Medial to the labia majora, identify the thinner
folds of skin, the labia minora , which lie just external to the
vestibule of the vagina [space located below the probe]. Confirm
the fact that the labia minora are not covered by hair. Links
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