Health Prom Exam 2 Flashcards

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Inferential statistics

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Used to reach conclusions that extend beyond immediate data alone

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Descriptive statistics

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Describes what is or what data shows (summary of sample and measures) teen birth rate

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Birth rate

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Number of live births per 1,000 ppl

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Infant mortality rate

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Death before 1st birthday per 1,000 live births

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Very premature

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Less than 32 weeks

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Moderately premature

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32-34 weeks

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Late premature

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34-36 weeks

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Early term

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36-38 weeks

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Neonate mortality rate

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Death in infants less than 28 days old

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Maternal death

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Death of a woman during pregnancy of within 42 days of termination of pregnancy

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Direct obstetric death

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Death resulting from complications during pregnancy, labor/birth, and/or postpartum, and from interventions, omission of interventions, or incorrect treatment

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Maternal mortality rate

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Death of mom. Rate less with prenatal care. 3.6 per 100,000

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Mons pubis

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Fat pad covering on the pubic bone which segments to create labia majora

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Skene’s glands

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Located on anterior wall of vagina around lower end of urethra

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Hymen

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Piece of tissue that lines vaginal opening

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Bartolin’s glands

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2 pea sized glands located on either side of vaginal orifice

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Fourchette

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Area of tissue where the labias fuse (base of inner lips)

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Ovaries

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Produce ova and secrete estrogen

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Fallopian tubes

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Junctora or uterotubal junction

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Isthmus f tube

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Narrowest part of f tube

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Ampulla

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Longest and largest part mosey extensive, provides place for fertilization to take place

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Infundibulum (pre ampulla)

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Part of f tube that connects with ovary; egg enters this part and transferred by ciliated cells to ampulla for fertilization

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Corpus

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Body of the uterus; hollow organ where a fertilized egg becomes embedded

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Isthmus

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Elongated narrow part of uterus at junction of body if uterus and cervix

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Anteverted

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Uterus is normally tipped forward ( bends toward bladder)

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Anteflexed

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Uterus is flexed toward abdomen

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Parietal peritoneum- perimeteium

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Uterine wall layer. Consist of outer serosal layer which covers body of uterus, part of cervix

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Myometriym

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Layer of uterine wall. Thick middle muscular layer, largely smooth muscle

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Endometrium

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Uterine wall layer. Inner mucosal layer

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Superficial endometrium

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Contains glands and occupies 2/3 of endometrium

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Basal endometrium

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Doesn’t change character during menstruation

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Parenchyma

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Cells that make up milk ducts

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Stroma

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Supporting cells and connective tissue