Chapter 10 Terms Flashcards
pertaining to the amnion
amniotic
pertaining to the cervix
cervical
pertaining to the chorion
chorionic
pertaining to the embryo
embryonic
pertaining to the inner lining of the uterus
endometrial
pertaining to the fetus
fetal
pertaining to having fibers
fibrous
pertaining to milk
lactic
pertaining to a breast
mammary
pertaining to an ovary
ovarian
pertaining to the perineum
perineal
pertaining to the uterus
uterine
pertaining to the vagina
vaginal
pertaining to the vulva
vulvar
period of time before birth
antepartum
thin fluid first secreted by the breast after delivery; contains antibodies
colostrum
develop from two different ova fertilized by two different sperm
fraternal twins
develop from the splitting of a single fertilized ovum
identical twins
first bowel movement of the newborn
meconium
woman who has been pregnant two or more times
multigravida
woman who has given birth to a live infant two or more times
multipara
term for newborn baby
neonate
woman who has not been pregnant
nulligravida
woman who has not given birth to a live infant
nullipara
period of time just after birth
postpartum
woman who is pregnant for the first time
primigravida (GI or grav I)
woman who has given birth to a live infant once
primipara (PI or para I)
branch of medicine specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the female reproductive system
gynecology
branch of medicine specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions involving newborns
neonatology
branch of medicine specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of women during pregnancy and childbirth, and immediately after childbirth
obstetrics
condition of having no menstrual flow
amenorrhea
flow of amniotic fluid when amnion ruptures
amniorrhea
condition of having painful menstrual flow
dysmenorrhea
condition of having painful sexual intercourse
dyspareunia
difficult labor and childbirth
dystocia
presence of blood in the uterine tube
hematosalpinx
whitish or yellowish vaginal discharge
leukorrhea
breast pain
mastalgia
condition of having abnormally heavy menstrual flow during normal menstruation time
menorrhagia
uterine bleeding between menstrual periods
metrorrhagia
discharge (such as pus or mucus) from the uterus
metrorrhea
condition of having light menstrual flow
oligomenorrhea
inflammation of an ovary
oophoritis
malignant tumor of the ovaries
ovarian carcinoma
cyst that develops in the ovary; may rupture causing pain and bleeding
ovarian cyst
presence of pus in a uterine tube
pyosalpinx
inflammation of a uterine tube
salpingitis
malignant tumor of the cervix
cervical cancer
inflammation occurring within the cervix
endocervicitis
malignant tumor of the lining of the uterus
endometrial cancer
inflammation of the lining of the uterus
endometritis
benign fibrous tumor in the uterus
fibroid tumor
rupture of the uterus
hysterorrhexis
excessive bleeding during and between menstrual periods
menometrorrhagia
group of symptoms appearing just prior to the menstrual period; irritability, headache, tender breasts, an anxiety
premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
fallen uterus; may cause the cervix to protrude through the vaginal opening
prolapsed uterus
yeast infection of mucous membranes lining the vagina
candidiasis
hernia of the bladder that protrudes into the vagina
cystocele
protrusion of the rectum into the vagina
rectocele
staphylococcus infection occurring in menstruating women; associated with prolonged wear of super-absorbent tampons
toxic shock syndrome (TSS)
inflammation of the vagina
vaginitis
the appearance of endometrial tissue throughout the pelvis or on the abdominal wall
endometriosis
bacterial infection that has spread through female reproductive tract and out into pelvic cavity
pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
inflammation of pelvic cavity around the outside of the uterus
perimetritis
malignant tumor of the breast tissue
breast cancer
appearance of fibrous tumors in breast tissue
fibrocystic breast disease
discharge of milk from breast other than normal lactation
lactorrhea
inflammation of a breast
mastitis
placenta tears away from the uterine wall prior to delivery of the baby
abruptio placentae
convulsions and coma occurring during late stages of pregnancy
eclampsia
occurs when a mother is RH- and her baby is Rh+; the mother’s antibodies cross the placenta and attack to baby’s blood
hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)
inability to produce children; no pregnancy after properly timed intercourse for one year
infertility
formation of the placenta low in the uterus that blocks the opening to the birth canal
placenta previa
metabolic disease of pregnancy; may result in eclampsia; symptoms include hypertension, headaches, and edema; also called toxemia
preeclampsia
emergence of the umbilical cord from birth canal before the baby; the cord becomes pinched between baby’s head and vaginal wall, cutting off the baby’s blood supply
prolapsed umbilical cord
the body acts as if there is a pregnancy when there is no pregnancy; hormonal changes are common
pseudocyesis
pregnancy that occurs in the uterine tube instead of in the uterus
salpingocyesis
unplanned loss of pregnancy early in gestation; commonly called a miscarriage
spontaneous abortion
death of a fetus of viable age’; occurs shortly before or at time of delivery
stillbirth
examination of cervical tissue sample to determine whether HPV infection is responsible for cervical cancer
human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA test
scraping of cervical cells is examined for early signs of cervical cancer
Pap (papanicolaou) smear
chemical test to determine a pregnancy during first few weeks
pregnancy test
x-ray of uterus and uterine tubes after injecting radiopaque material into the uterus and uterine tubes
hysterosalpingography (HSG)
x-ray record of the breast
mammogram
the process of recording the breast
mammography
use of high-frequency sound waves to produce an image of the pelvic organs or a fetus
pelvic ultrasonography
instrument used to visually examine the vagina
colposcope
visual examination of the vagina
colposcopy
visual examination of pelvic cavity behind the uterus using a culdoscope introduced through an incision in the vaginal wall
culdoscopy
instrument to examine inside the abdominopelvic cavity
laparoscope