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Which change in cervical mucus is most associated with the fertile period before ovulation?

Correct answer: B. Thin, clear, stretchy mucus that allows sperm passage

  • A. Thick mucus that blocks sperm movement
  • B. Thin, clear, stretchy mucus that allows sperm passage
  • C. Dry mucus caused by high progesterone after ovulation
  • D. Bloody mucus caused by normal implantation

Explanation

Rising oestrogen makes cervical mucus thin, clear, and stretchy, which helps sperm pass through the cervix. Progesterone after ovulation usually makes mucus thicker, not more sperm permeable.

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