Medical Terminology Reproductive System Flashcards
Reproductive organs and associated structures
Genitalia
Surface between pubic symphysis and coccyx
Perineum
Egg-shaped glands that produce sperm
Testicles (ORCH/o, TEST/o)
Tubes where sperm is formed
Seminiferous Tubules
Curved/coiled tube on upper part of testicle
Epididymis - narrows at top to Vas Deferens
Cord extends upward from Epididymis
Spermatic Cord (includes vas deferens)
Head of penis
Glans Penis (BALAN/o)
Covers the Glans Penis
Foreskin
Continuation of Epididymis, connects to urethra
Vas Deferens
Glands that nourish sperm cells
Seminal Vesicles - base of bladder, attached to prostate
Begins at Vas Deferens, through prostate, into urethra - reflex expels semen
Ejaculatory Duct
Whiteish fluid containing sperm
Semen
Cowper’s glands - secrete pre-ejaculate
BULBOurethral Glands
Process of sperm generation
SpermaTOgenesis
Male gametes
Sperm
Male genital/reproductive Dr
UrOLOgist
Inflamation of glans penis (top of head)
BalanITIS
Narrowing of foreskin opening
Phimosis
Abnormal curvature of penis
Peyronie’s Disease
Male menopause - decrease in testosterone output
Andropause
Abscence of one/both testicles
ANorchism
UNfallen testicle
Cryptorchism
Inflamation of epididymis (curved tube in testicle)
Epididymitis
Abnormal FLUID-filled sac in scrotum, along spermatic cord
Hydrocele
4 hr erection - medical emergency
Priapism
Abnormal sperm cyst in epididymis w/ fluid/sperm
SpermATOcele
Testicle pain
OrchALGIA
Sharp pain from twisted vas deferens
Testicular Torsion
Inflamation of testicles
TESTitis
Abnormal knot in veins of scrotum
VARICOcele - varicose vein
Abscense of sperm
Azoospermia
Blood in semen
Hemospermia
Surgical removal of testicle
Orchidectomy
Surgery to move/fix undescended testicle, uses endoscope
Endoscopic Orchiopexy
Surgical removal of knotted vein in scrotum
VariCOcelectomy
Surgical removal/destruction of testicles
Castration
Surgical sterilization of male
Vasectomy
Surgical REVERSAL of sterilization of male
VASO VASO stomy
Most common STD
ChlamYdia
Abnormal overgrowth of bacteria in vagina
Bacterial Vaginosis
Caused by herpes simplex 2
Genital Herpes
Caused by HPV
Genital Warts
Bacterial STD Neisseria
Gonnorrhea
Bacterial STD treponema
SyphiLis 1 L
Parasite STD
Trichomoniasis
Female pubic mound
Mons Pubis
Glands lubricate vagina
Bartolin’s Glands
Vaginal lips
Labia Majora and Labia Minora
Milk-producing glands in breast
MaMMary 2 Ms 2 As
Ducts carry milk to nipple
Lactiferous Ducts
Almond-shaped organs beside uterus, produce estrogen and progesterone
Ovaries (OOphor/o, ovar/o)
Fuid-filled sac containing ovum
FoLLicle 2 Ls Graffian Follicle
Female gametes
Ova
Womb - between bladder and rectum
Uterus (hyster/o, metr/o, metri/o, uter/o) Metrium
Normal position of Uterus
Anteflexion
Uterus - entrance of fallopian tubes to uterus
Fundus - top part
Uterus - middle portion, body
Corpus
Uterus - lower portion, narrow, into vagina
Cervix
uterus - outer tissue layer
Perimetrium
Uterus - middle tissue layer
Myometrium
Uterus - inner tissue layer
Endometrium
Tube from cervix to outside of body
Vagina (vagin/o, colp/o)
Normal periodic female discharge
MenstrUation (men/o)
Beginning of menstrual function during puberty
Menarche
End of menstrual function during middle age
Menopause
Transition phase before menopause
PERImenopause
Dr of female genitalia
GynEcologist