Reproduction Flashcards

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1
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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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DOB

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Date of birth

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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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Gyn

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Gynecology

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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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OB

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Obstetrics

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PID

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Pelvic inflammatory disease

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STD

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Sexually transmitted disease

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TVH

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Total vaginal hysterectomy

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GDM

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Gestational diabetes mellitus

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NB

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Newborn

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Bacteri/o

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Bacteria

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Concept/o

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Become pregnant

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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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Dys-

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Bad, difficult, painful

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Embry/o

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Fertilized ovum, embryo

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Estr/o

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Female

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Top/o

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Place, position

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Fet/i, Fet/o

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Fetus, unborn child

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-genic, -genesis

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Creation, reproduction

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Gynec/o

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Woman, female

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Hormon/o

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Hormone

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Men/o

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Menstruation

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30
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Obstetr/i, obstetr/o

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Midwife

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Orch/o, orchid/o, orchi/o

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Testicles, testis, testes

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-partum, paruit/o

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Childbirth, labor

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33
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Pur/o

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Pus

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34
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Steri/i

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Sterile

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35
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Colp/o

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Vagina

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36
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-ion

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State or condition

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Didym/o

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Testes, twins, double

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38
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Epi-

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Above, upon, on

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39
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-is

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Noun ending

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40
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Ect/o

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Sound

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41
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Fertil/o

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Fertile, productive

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42
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Gamat/o

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Egg or sperm

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43
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Gest/o, gestat/o

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Bear, carry young

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44
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Hered/o, heredit/o

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Inherited, inheritance

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45
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-ician

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Specialist

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46
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Lactat/o

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Secrete milk

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47
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Nat/i

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Birth

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48
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Oophor/o

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Ovary

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49
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Ovul/o

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Egg

50
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Mamm/o

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Breast

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Sperm/o, spermat/o

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Sperm, spermatozoa, seed

52
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Syphil/i, syphil/o

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Syphilis

53
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Onset of pregnancy, union of sperm and egg

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Conception

54
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Capable of being rigid and elevated when filled with blood

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Erectile

55
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Reproductive organ

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Genital

56
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Sexual union

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Intercourse

57
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Radiological view of breast

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Mammography

58
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The recurring cycle of change of the reproductive organs induced by hormones

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Menstrual

59
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Unable to produce offspring

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Sterile

60
Q

Located away from normal position

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Ectopic

61
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Capacity to conceive or induce conception

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Fertility

62
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Development of young from conception to birth

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Gestation

63
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Production and secretion of milk by the mammary glands

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Lactation

64
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Normal flow of blood and uterine lining that occurs in cycles in women

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Menses

65
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Release of the egg from the ovary

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Ovulation

66
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Born dead

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Stillborn

67
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Function of the reproductive system

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To reproduce; to pass generic material to offspring

68
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Sperm or ova

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Sex cells

69
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Joining of gametes

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Fertilization

70
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Conception - 2 weeks

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Zygote

71
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2 weeks - 8 weeks

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Embryo

72
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Birth - one month

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Neonate

73
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8 weeks - birth

A

Fetus

74
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4-5 cm

Produce spermatozoa and secrete testosterone

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Testes

75
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Tube on each of the testes, stores sperm

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Epididymis

76
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Sperm are transported by

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Vas deferens

77
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Adds fluid that increases volume and nourishes sperm

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Seminal vesicle

78
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Below bladder, fluid that protects sperm

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Prostate

79
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Urine and semen excretion

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Urethra

80
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Expulsion of semen

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Ejaculation

81
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Releases fluid to clean out urethra

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Cowpers gland

82
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Produce eggs, estrogen and progesterone

Prepare egg for fertilization and growth of placenta

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Ovaries

83
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Transport ovum

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Fallopian tubes

84
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Fertilization occurs in

A

The Fallopian tube

85
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Muscular organ

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Uterus

86
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Implanted in uterus after fertilization

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Zygote

87
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Inner layer of uterus, shed during menstrual cycle

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Endometrium

88
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Muscular tube that extends from cervix to outside of the body

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Vagina

89
Q

What are the external structures of the female reproductive system?

A
Vulva
Labia majora
Mons pubis
Labia minora
Clitoris
Mammory glands
90
Q

Folds of adipose tissue that protect the vaginal opening

A

Labia majora

91
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Fat that joins the labia

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Mons pubis

92
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Folds of skin between labia majora

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Labia minora

93
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Erectile tissue

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Clitoris

94
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Breasts

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Mammory glands

95
Q

Menstruation lasts about ____ days

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28

96
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Menopause, average age 52

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Climacteric

97
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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

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Week 4

98
Q

Nose can be seen

A

Week 5

99
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Embryo is 1/2 inch in length
Leg buds are present
Increase brain development
Gonads start to produce hormones

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Week 6

100
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Embryo is 3/4 inch long
Liver is very large 
Bones begin to form
Testes and ovaries are distinguishable 
Now called fetus
A

Week 8

101
Q

1.5 to 2 inches long
Kidneys make urine
Lower trunk muscles are developing

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Week 10

102
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Week 12 (second trimester)

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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

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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
104
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Week 20-24

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Fetus about 12 inch long
Major systems develop
Bones continue to form
Fetus may move its thumb into mouth 
Eyes are still closed
105
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Week 28 (3rd trimester)

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Fetus about 14 inches long and weighs 2.5 pounds

Weight gain, increased length, maturation of organs

106
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Full term

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38-40 weeks

107
Q

What happens in stage 1 of labor?

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Cervix dilates to 10 cm
Contractions are regular
Amniotic sac ruptures
Dilation generally lasts 8-24 hours

108
Q

What happens in stage 2 of labor?

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Forceful uterine contractions and compression

Fetus is expelled throughout vagina

109
Q

What happens in stage 3 of labor?

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Within 10-15 min placenta esperares from uterine wall
Contractions
Blood vessels constrict to prevent hemorrhage
Normal blood loss 350 mL

110
Q

Infects reproductive organs and causes a mucus discharge

A

Chlamydia

111
Q

Inflammation of the upper female reproductive tract caused by migration of infection

A

Pelvic inflammatory disease

112
Q

Infects mucous membrane

A

Gonorrhea

113
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Can cause ulcers of chancres, damages nervous system and other bodily organs

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Syphilis

114
Q

Can cause genial warts and cervical cancer

A

Human papilloma virus

115
Q

2 types simplex virus HSV-1 and HSV-2

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Genital herpes

116
Q

Inflammation of the liver

A

Hepatitis

117
Q

Infects cells of the immune system and causes AIDS

A

Human immunodeficiency virus

118
Q

Lice in the pubic hair that crawls on skin and lays eggs in hair

A

Public lice

119
Q

Tiny mites that burrow into the skin

A

Scabies

120
Q

Caused by a protozoan

A

Trichomoniasis