Lesson 2: Female Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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6 THE EXTERNAL GENITALIA

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  1. Vulva
  2. Mons Pubis
  3. Labia Majora
  4. Labia Minora
  5. Vestibule
  6. Clitoris
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2
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portion of the female genital tract that are externally visible in the perineal region.

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Vulva

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3
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overlies the pubic symphysis. Covered with pubic hair.

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Mons Pubis

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4
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two longitudinal fold of skin that extend in elliptical fashion to enclose the vulval cleft.

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Labia Majora

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5
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region between the Labia Minora that contains the opening for the vagina, urethra, and two execratory ducts for Bartholin Glands.

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Vestibule

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6
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located at the junction of the Labia Minora and above the opening of the urethra. For pleasure only.

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Clitoris

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7
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3 EXTERNAL GENITALIA DISORDERS

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  1. DERMATOSE – SKIN DISEASE
  2. ATROPHIC CONDITIONS
  3. CIRCULATORY AND OTHER DISTRUBANCE
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6 DERMATOSE – SKIN DISEASE

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  1. Folliculitis
  2. Furuncles
  3. Herpes Genitalis
  4. Intertrigo
  5. Tinea Cruris
  6. Psoriasis
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9
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(DERMATOSE)
inflammation about the apertures of hair follicle.

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Folliculitis

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10
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What causes Folliculitis

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Staphylococcus aureus

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11
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(DERMATOSE)
larger and more deeply situated inflammation.

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Furuncles

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12
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(DERMATOSE)
herpes simplex infection of the vulva.

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Herpes Gentalis

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13
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(DERMATOSE)
appears as the red and brownish discoloration, in the inter labial sulci.

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Intertrigo

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14
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(DERMATOSE)
is a fungal infection or ringworm of the groin.

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Tine Cruris

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15
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(DERMATOSE)
most common presentation is persistent vulvar itching.

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Psoriasis

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4 ATROPHIC CONDITIONS

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  1. Senile Atrophy
  2. Atrophic Vulvitis
  3. Vulvar Atypia
  4. Lichenification
17
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(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
is defined as Decrease in the size of cells, tissues, or organs that has at one time been of normal size.

18
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(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
vulva assumes an increasingly shrunken appearance (due to age)

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Senile Atrophy

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(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
progressive sclerosing atrophy of marked degree.

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Atrophic Vulvitis

20
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(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
slowly progressing, chronic, inflammatory, hypertrophic process involving the epidermis and subepithelial tissue.

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Vulvar Atypia

21
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(ATROPHIC CONDITIONS)
a thickened leathery appearance in which normal writing appears accentuated.

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Lichenification

22
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6 CIRCULATORY AND OTHER DISTRUBANCE DISORDER

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  1. Varices of the Vulva
  2. Angioneurotic Edema
  3. Elephantiasis
  4. Hematoma
  5. Gonorrhea
  6. Syphilis
23
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
occurs most often during pregnancy or aftermath of multiple pregnancies.

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Varices of the Vulva

24
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
allergic reaction, which may involve the vulva.

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Angioneurotic Edema

25
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
chronic hypertrophic tissue changes.

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Elephantiasis

26
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
What causes Elephantiasis

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Wuchereria Bancrofti

27
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
secondary to a fall or blow, surgical trauma, or rupture of a varix.

28
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
is a sexually transmitted disease cause by a bacterium,

29
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(CIRCULATORY/DISTURBANCE)
can lead to a disabling disease if left untreated.

30
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removal of a per or all of the external genitalia.

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Female Circumcision

31
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4 TYPE OF INFIBULATION / GENITAL MUTILATION

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  1. Clitoridectomy
  2. Clitoridectomy and Partial Excision of Labia Minora
  3. Modified Intermediate Infibulation
  4. Total Infibulation
32
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Type of Infibulation that allows moderate posterior opening

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Modified Intermediate Infibulation

33
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Type of Infibulation that allows only small posterior opening for urine and menstrual flow.

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Total Infibulation

34
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Thin, firmz pigmented redundant skin folds enclose the clitoris

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Labia Minora