Reproduction Flashcards

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Circ

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Circumcision

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Del

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Delivery

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Del. Rm.

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Delivery room

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4
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DOB

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Date of birth

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5
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FHS

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Fetal heart sounds

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FHT

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Fetal heart tones

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7
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Gyn

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Gynecology

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8
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Hyst

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Hysterectomy

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IVF

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In vitro fertilization

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L&D

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Labor and delivery

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11
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OB

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Obstetrics

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12
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PID

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Pelvic inflammatory disease

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13
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STD

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Sexually transmitted disease

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14
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TVH

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Total vaginal hysterectomy

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15
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GDM

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Gestational diabetes mellitus

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16
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NB

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Newborn

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17
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Bacteri/o

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Bacteria

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18
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Concept/o

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Become pregnant

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19
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Contagi/o

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Infection, unclean

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20
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-cyesis

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Pregnancy

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21
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Dys-

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Bad, difficult, painful

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22
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Embry/o

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Fertilized ovum, embryo

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23
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Estr/o

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Female

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24
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Top/o

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Place, position

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Fet/i, Fet/o
Fetus, unborn child
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-genic, -genesis
Creation, reproduction
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Gynec/o
Woman, female
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Hormon/o
Hormone
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Men/o
Menstruation
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Obstetr/i, obstetr/o
Midwife
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Orch/o, orchid/o, orchi/o
Testicles, testis, testes
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-partum, paruit/o
Childbirth, labor
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Pur/o
Pus
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Steri/i
Sterile
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Colp/o
Vagina
36
-ion
State or condition
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Didym/o
Testes, twins, double
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Epi-
Above, upon, on
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-is
Noun ending
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Ect/o
Sound
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Fertil/o
Fertile, productive
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Gamat/o
Egg or sperm
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Gest/o, gestat/o
Bear, carry young
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Hered/o, heredit/o
Inherited, inheritance
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-ician
Specialist
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Lactat/o
Secrete milk
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Nat/i
Birth
48
Oophor/o
Ovary
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Ovul/o
Egg
50
Mamm/o
Breast
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Sperm/o, spermat/o
Sperm, spermatozoa, seed
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Syphil/i, syphil/o
Syphilis
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Onset of pregnancy, union of sperm and egg
Conception
54
Capable of being rigid and elevated when filled with blood
Erectile
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Reproductive organ
Genital
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Sexual union
Intercourse
57
Radiological view of breast
Mammography
58
The recurring cycle of change of the reproductive organs induced by hormones
Menstrual
59
Unable to produce offspring
Sterile
60
Located away from normal position
Ectopic
61
Capacity to conceive or induce conception
Fertility
62
Development of young from conception to birth
Gestation
63
Production and secretion of milk by the mammary glands
Lactation
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Normal flow of blood and uterine lining that occurs in cycles in women
Menses
65
Release of the egg from the ovary
Ovulation
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Born dead
Stillborn
67
Function of the reproductive system
To reproduce; to pass generic material to offspring
68
Sperm or ova
Sex cells
69
Joining of gametes
Fertilization
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Conception - 2 weeks
Zygote
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2 weeks - 8 weeks
Embryo
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Birth - one month
Neonate
73
8 weeks - birth
Fetus
74
4-5 cm Produce spermatozoa and secrete testosterone
Testes
75
Tube on each of the testes, stores sperm
Epididymis
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Sperm are transported by
Vas deferens
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Adds fluid that increases volume and nourishes sperm
Seminal vesicle
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Below bladder, fluid that protects sperm
Prostate
79
Urine and semen excretion
Urethra
80
Expulsion of semen
Ejaculation
81
Releases fluid to clean out urethra
Cowpers gland
82
Produce eggs, estrogen and progesterone Prepare egg for fertilization and growth of placenta
Ovaries
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Transport ovum
Fallopian tubes
84
Fertilization occurs in
The Fallopian tube
85
Muscular organ
Uterus
86
Implanted in uterus after fertilization
Zygote
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Inner layer of uterus, shed during menstrual cycle
Endometrium
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Muscular tube that extends from cervix to outside of the body
Vagina
89
What are the external structures of the female reproductive system?
``` Vulva Labia majora Mons pubis Labia minora Clitoris Mammory glands ```
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Folds of adipose tissue that protect the vaginal opening
Labia majora
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Fat that joins the labia
Mons pubis
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Folds of skin between labia majora
Labia minora
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Erectile tissue
Clitoris
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Breasts
Mammory glands
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Menstruation lasts about ____ days
28
96
Menopause, average age 52
Climacteric
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Embryo is 1/4 inch long Has a head, body and tail Eyes and ears can be seen Heart pumps blood to body
Week 4
98
Nose can be seen
Week 5
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Embryo is 1/2 inch in length Leg buds are present Increase brain development Gonads start to produce hormones
Week 6
100
``` Embryo is 3/4 inch long Liver is very large Bones begin to form Testes and ovaries are distinguishable Now called fetus ```
Week 8
101
1.5 to 2 inches long Kidneys make urine Lower trunk muscles are developing
Week 10
102
Week 12 (second trimester)
Head of fetus is 1/3 the size of length Ribs can be seen Soft hair begins to appear
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Week 16
``` 4.5 inches long and weighs 3-4 oz Face looks human Cerebrum lies over other brain parts Testicles of males are in position for descent Mother can feel movement Heart can be heard with stethoscope ```
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Week 20-24
``` Fetus about 12 inch long Major systems develop Bones continue to form Fetus may move its thumb into mouth Eyes are still closed ```
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Week 28 (3rd trimester)
Fetus about 14 inches long and weighs 2.5 pounds | Weight gain, increased length, maturation of organs
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Full term
38-40 weeks
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What happens in stage 1 of labor?
Cervix dilates to 10 cm Contractions are regular Amniotic sac ruptures Dilation generally lasts 8-24 hours
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What happens in stage 2 of labor?
Forceful uterine contractions and compression | Fetus is expelled throughout vagina
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What happens in stage 3 of labor?
Within 10-15 min placenta esperares from uterine wall Contractions Blood vessels constrict to prevent hemorrhage Normal blood loss 350 mL
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Infects reproductive organs and causes a mucus discharge
Chlamydia
111
Inflammation of the upper female reproductive tract caused by migration of infection
Pelvic inflammatory disease
112
Infects mucous membrane
Gonorrhea
113
Can cause ulcers of chancres, damages nervous system and other bodily organs
Syphilis
114
Can cause genial warts and cervical cancer
Human papilloma virus
115
2 types simplex virus HSV-1 and HSV-2
Genital herpes
116
Inflammation of the liver
Hepatitis
117
Infects cells of the immune system and causes AIDS
Human immunodeficiency virus
118
Lice in the pubic hair that crawls on skin and lays eggs in hair
Public lice
119
Tiny mites that burrow into the skin
Scabies
120
Caused by a protozoan
Trichomoniasis