Ch 13 - Female Reproductive System (Gynocology, Obstetrics, & Neonatology) Flashcards
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vagin/o
vagina
colp/o
vagina
episi/o
vulva
vulv/o
vulva
perine/o
perineum
cervic/o
cervix
hyster/o
uterus
metr/o
uterus
uter/o
uterus
amnion
innermost membrane covring the fetus
amni/o
amnion
-cyesis
pregnancy
mastalgia
breast pain
mastoptosis
downward displacement (drooping) of the breast
menorrhagia
excessive menstrual flow
menorrhalgia
painful menstruation
metromenorrhagia
excessive menstral bleeding at irregular intervals
oligomenorrhea
infrequent or light menstrual periods
ovaralgia
pain of the ovaries
ovarialgia
pain of the ovaries
perineocele
hernia in the perineal region
polymenorrhea
menstrual periods occurring with greater-than-normal frequency
vaginodynia
vaginal pain
vulvodynia
pain in the vulva
antepartum
prior to delivery
presentation
how the baby is positioned in the womb
cephalic
downward facing baby in the womb
breech
a baby’s legs or bottom near the birth canal
fetometry
determining size of a baby
congenital anomalies
birth defects
macroephaly
large head
microephaly
small head
oligohydramnios
too little amniotic fluid - indicates kidney problems in the baby
polyhydramnios
too much amniotic fluid - can have numerous causes (including GI or urinary problems with the baby or diabetes in the mother)
lactorrhea
producing breast milk
amastia
absence of a breast
cervical dysplasia
bad formation of cervical cells
colpoptosis
downward displacement of the vagina
episiostenosis
narrowing of the vulvar opening
hematosalpinx
blockage in a fallopian tube caused by blood
hydrosalpinx
blockage in a fallopian tube caused by water (or any clear fluid)
hypermastia
excessively large breasts
hypomastia
abnormally small breasts
hysteroptosis
downward displacement of the uterus into the vagina
macromastia
abnormally large breasts
micromastia
abnormally small breasts
oophorocystosis
ovarian cysts
pyosalpinx
blockages in the fallopian tubes caused by pus
uterine prolapse
downward displacement of the uterus into the vagina
endometrium
inner layer of uterine tissue
gynecologist
specialist in medical issues specific to women
gynecology
study of medical issues specific to women
menarche
beginning or first menstruation
myometrium
middle layer of uterine muscle tissue
perimetrium
tissue on the outside of the uterus/the outer layer of the uterus
speculum
device for examining a body cavity, commonly the vagina
bradytocia
slow labor
cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
inability of the mother’s pelvis to allow the baby to pass through the birth canal (small pelvis or large baby)
dystocia
difficult labor
eutocia
normal labor
gravida
another term for pregnant
hysterocele
hernia of the uterus
hysterorrhexis
rupture of the uterus
lactogenic
causing formation of milk
macrosomia
baby with a large body
olgigohydramnios
not enough amniotic fluid
polyhydramnios
excessive amniotic fluid
amniocentesis
surgical puncture of the amnion