Female Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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female external genitalia

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vulva

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2
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opening

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meatus

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3
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a whitish or yellowish discharge of mucus from the vagina

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leukorrhea

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4
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bad, painful, or difficult

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dys-

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5
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painful menstruation

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dysmenorrhea

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6
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painful intercourse

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dyspareunia

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7
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a protrusion of the urinary bladder into the anterior wall of the vagina

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cystocele

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8
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the uterus and cervix protrude through the vaginal orifice

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3rd degree uterine prolapse

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9
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the cervix lies at the opening to the vagina and the body of the uterus is in the vagina

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2nd degree uterine prolapse

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10
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the cervix drops into the vagina

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1st degree uterine prolapse

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11
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the absece of menstration

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amenorrhea

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12
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much or many

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poly-

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13
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short menstrual cycles of less than three weeks

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polymenorrhea

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14
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bleeding between cycles

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metrorrhagia

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15
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the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus

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endometriosis

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16
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the first occurance of menstruation

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menarche

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17
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a protrusion of the rectum into the posterior wall of the vagina

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rectocele

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18
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the connective tissue that is immediately lateral to the uterine cervix

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parametrium

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19
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the opening of the cervix at the vaginal end

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cervical os

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20
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the neck of the uterus

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cervix

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21
Q

female

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gonads

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22
Q

the pigmented area surrounding the nipple of the breast

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areola

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23
Q

before and after menopause, the pH of the vagina is around ____ , whereas during the reproductive years, it is around ___

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7; 4 or 5

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24
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a pH balance of 7 is

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neutral

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25
a pH balance of 4 or 5 is
acidic
26
the endocervical canal is lined with
columnar epithelial cells
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the vagina and cervical os is lined with
squamous cell epithelial cells
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where is the most common site of cervical cancer
transformation zone (squamocolumnar junction)
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the outer layer of the uterus
perimetrium
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the middle layer of the uterus
myometrium
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the inner layer of the uterus
endometrium
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the ovum is usually fertilized by a sperm at this location
fallopian tube
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the average menstrual cycle is ___ days
28
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in preparation for the uterus torecieve a fertilized egg, estrogen and progesterone levels ________. If the egg is not fertilized, the estrogen and progesterone level ________.
increase, decrease
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combining form meaning fallopian tube
salping/o
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combining form meaning urethra
urethr/-
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combining form meaning ovary
oophor/o
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inflammation of the sallopian tubes
salingitis
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inflammation of the urethra
urethritis
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inflammation of the ovaries
oophoritis
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a form of vaginitis (yeast infection)
candidasis
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a benign tumor of the myometrium
fibroid
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abnormal hairiness
hirsutism
44
painful urination
dysuria
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painful intercourse
dyspareuia
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T/F: yeast infections are a STD
false
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which female reproductive organs are mostly likely involved with Pelvis inflammatory disease
fallopian tubes and ovaries
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most common cause of death of people with pelvic inflammatory disease
septic shock
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which breast lesions are considered predisposing factors for breast cancer
- proliferative lesions with epithelial hyperplasis | - proliferative lesions iwth atypical cells
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what risk factors are associated with cervial cancer
- long term use of oral contraceptives with estrogen alone - multiple sexual partners - HPV - smoking - sexual intercourse at an early age - HSV-2
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what has the highest risk factor for cerival cancer
HPV
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what screening tool is responsible for the decreased incidence rate of cervical cancer
pap smear
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what is the most common histological type of cervical cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
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what imaging modalities is most widely used in staging cervical cancer
PET/CT
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patients who have a paemaker or internal metal objects would be least likely to use this imaging modality
MRI
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what two HPV strains are responsible for most cervical cancer?
HPV 16 & 18
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the most common presenting symptom of cervical cancer is
abnormal vaginal bleeding
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what are the two most commonly used staging systems for cervical cancer
TNM and FIGO
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which histologic type of cervical cancer has the worst prognosis
adenocarcinoma
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the opening of the cervix that leads into the uterus
endocervix
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the outer part of the cervix that can be seen by the doctor during a speculum exam
exocervix
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it is conver in squamous cells
exocervix
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it is convered in glandular cells
endocervix
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the place where the glandular cells and squamous cells meet
transformation zone
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location where most cervical cancers begin
transformation zone
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which screening tool is most often used to screen for uterine cancer
there is no common screening test for uterine cancer
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when referring to uterine cancer, it means cancer that starts in the ____ of the uterus
body
68
uterine cancer is also called _____ cancer
endometrial
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the most common histologic type of endometrial cancer is
adenocarcinomas
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the uterus is located in the
pelvis
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which layer of the uterus contains the mucous membrane
endometrium
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which layer of the uterus sheds resulting in menstruation
endometrium
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which layer of the uterus contains smooth muscle which is needed to push the baby out during birth
myometrium
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what are the risk factors for endometrial cancer
diabetes, obesity, never having children, tamoxifen, early menarche, estrogren replacement therapy
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T/F: uterine sarcomas have a btter prognosis than adenocarcinomas
false
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a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy is the surgical removal of
the fallopian tubes and ovaries
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what is the most common cause of gynecologic cancer deaths
ovarian cancer
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ovarian cancer is most common in women between the ages of
50-70 years
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what are the risk factors for ovarian cancer
family history of breast or ovarian cancer, smoking, advanced age, BRACA1 & 2, early menarche, and pelvic inflammatory disease
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what tumor marker screening is most often used for women with high risk factors of ovarian cancer
CA-125
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vulvarcancer is most likely to occur inwomen of which age group
>70 years
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what is the most common histological type of vulvar cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
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what is the most common site of vulvar cancer
labia
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vulvar cancer often presents with a history of what symptoms
vaginal bleeding, pruritis, painful urination, a palpable mass on the vulva
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what histological type of vulvar cancer has the best prognosis
adenocarcinoma
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what is the common histological type of primary vaginal cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
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which portion of the vagina do most primary tumors occur
upper 1/3
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which femal reproductive organ is the most radiosensitive
ovaries