Question 48 (part 2) · LEK · Menstrual disorders
The term dysmenorrhoea refers to:
- A. profuse menstrual bleeding.
- B. painful menstruation.
- C. the first period.
- D. acyclic, prolonged uterine bleeding.
- E. scanty menstruation.
Hint
Break the Greek term into parts: 'dys-' (difficult, painful), 'meno-' (month) and '-rrhoea' (flow).
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