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The vestibular bulbs: (Multiple Choice)

The vestibular bulbs:

A) produce a drop or two of fluid just prior to orgasm.
B) engorge with blood during sexual arousal.
C) are located in the shaft of the clitoris.
D) contain the spongy structures called the cavernous bodies.

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