Ch 13 - the Female Reproductive System - Objective Flashcards
amastia
absence of breasts
cervical dysplasia
bad formation of cervical cells
colpoptosis
downward displacement of vagina
episiostenosis
narrowing of vulvar opening
hematosalpinx
blockage of fallopian tube caused by blood
hydrosalpinx
blockage of fallopian tube caused by water or any clear liquid
hypermastia
excessively large breasts
hypomastia
excessively small breasts
hysteroptosis
downward displacement of uterus into vagina
macromastia
abnormally largebreasts
micromastia
abnormally small breasts
oophorocystosis
ovarian cysts
pyosalpinx
blockage of fallopian tube caused by pusut
uterine prolapse
downward displacement of uterus into vagina
coposcope
instrument used to examine the vagina
colposcopy
procedure used to examine the vagina
hysterscope
instrument for examining the uterus
hysterscoopy
procedure for examining the uterus
Pap smear
test used to detect cancer cells, most commonly in the cervix
vaginoscope
instrument used to examine the vagina
endometrium
inner layer of uterine tissue
gynecologist
specialist in medical issues specific to woman
gynecology
study of medical issues specific to women
menarche
beginning or first mentruation
myometrium
middle layer of uterine muscle tissue
perimetrium
tissue on outside of uterus, outer later of uterus
speculum
device for examining a body cavity, most commonly the vagina
bradytocia
slow labor
cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
condition characterized by the inability of the mother’s pelvis to allow the baby to pass through the birth canal
congenital anomoly
irregular condition that is present at time of birth
dystocia
difficult labor