reproductive system Flashcards

1
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where does sperm production begin?

A

seminiferous tubules

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2
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where does sperm develop flagellum?

A

epididymis

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3
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anorchia

A

congenital absence of one of both testis

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4
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azoospermia

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absence of sperm in semen

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5
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balanitis

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inflammation of glans penis

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6
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benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

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enlargement of prostate gland, can cause difficulty of urination

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7
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cryptorchidism

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one or both testis fail to descend into scrotum

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8
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epididymitis

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inflammation of epididymis

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9
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erectile dysfunction (ED)

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inability of male to achieve or maintain penile erection

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10
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gynecomastia

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abnormal breast enlargement in male

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11
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hydrocele

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fluid-filled sac in or around testes

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12
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infertility

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couple unable to achieve pregnancy after a year of unprotected sex

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13
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oligospermia

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abnormally low number of sperm in semen

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14
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phimosis

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opening of foreskin of penis is so narrow that it can’t be retracted to expose glans penis

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15
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prostate cancer

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malignant tumor of prostate

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16
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prostatitis

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inflammation of prostate

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17
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prostatorrhea

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abnormal flow of prostatic fluid discharged through urethra

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18
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sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

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infections transmitted through sexual contact , aka venereal diseases (VD)

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19
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acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

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caused by HIV, interferes with immune system

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20
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chlamydia

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bacterial infection, no symptoms, may cause genital pain or discharge

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21
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genital warts

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warts on shaft of penis, caused by HPV

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22
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gonorrhea

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bacterial infection of genital tract, dysuria and pyorrhea, may spread to eye, oral mucosa, rectum, and joints

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23
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herpes genitalis

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infection of skin and mucosa of genitals, caused by HSV, small fluid-filled blisters & ulcers

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24
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syphilis

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can affect any organ of body, chronic

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primary syphilis
one or more painless sores, must be treated to prevent development into secondary syphilis
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secondary syphilis
sores on mucous membranes of mouth and anus, lots of symptoms lol
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trichomoniasis
infection in males, no symptoms, may cause discharge and pain
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testicular cancer
testes cancer, 15-40 yrs
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testicular torsion
twisting of spermatic cord, can cutoff blood supply to penis, requires surgery
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varicocele
varicose vein in spermatic cord; may result in lump/mass in scrotum and infertility
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cholesterol level
which cholesterol levels may mean erectile dysfunction
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culture and sensitivy
bacterial cultures to isolate certain bacteria, test antibiotics, and identify causes of STIs
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digital rectal examination
gloved finger through rectum to check for enlarged prostate
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fasting blood sugar
test for irregular blood circulation to penis
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fluorescent treponemal antibody absorption test (FTA-ABS)
syphilis blood test
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transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsy (TRUS)
cytoscope threaded through urethra to examine level of prostate
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transurethral prostate biopsy
cytoscope threaded through urethra, loop cuts off part of prostate
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prostate-specific antigen (PSA) assay
determines level of PSA in blood
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rapid plasma regain (RPR)
screens pregnant woman for syphilis and examines effects of syphilis treatment
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semen analysis
to determine results of vasectomy
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cryosurgery
removal of infected/abnormal cells or tissue by freezing them
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electrocautery
use of electric current to burn tissue
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erectile dysfunction drugs (ED)
increase blood flow to penis
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orchiopexy
surgical moving of undescended testis into scrotum
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radial prostatectomy
removal of prostate and seminal vesicles
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transurethral needle ablation (TUNA)
needles used to direct radio signals to cause scar tissue and shrink prostate gland
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transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
removal of all or part of prostate through urethra
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variocelectomy
removal of portion of enlarged vein to relieve variocele
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vasectomy
portion of vas deferens removed, sterilization
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vasovasectomy
vas deferens restored, reverse vasectomy
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abruptio placentae
premature detachment of placenta
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breast cancer
malignant tumor of mammary gland
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candidiasis
infection of skin/mucous membrane by candida (yeast)
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cervical cancer
tumor of cervix, malignant, caused by human papillomavirus (HPV)
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cervical dysplasia
abnormal changes at surface of cervix, can lead to cervical cancer; often caused by HPV
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cystocele
hernia of bladder through vaginal wall
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eclampsia
seizures occur in pregnant woman
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ectopic pregnancy
zygote implants outside of uterus, like in fallopian tube
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endometrial cancer
cancer of endometrium
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endometriosis
endometrial tissue develops outside of uterus; pelvic pain, infertility, cramping
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fibrocystic breast changes
fibrous, noncancerous, tumors in mammary tissue
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fibroid tumor
benign growth of fibers in uterus; heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, back pain
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hemolytic disease of the newborn
RBCs of newborn break down as antibodies from mother attacked them in womb
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human papillomavirus (HPV)
STI, causes genital warts and cancers
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mastalgia
pain in breast
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meconium aspiration syndrome
early feces aspirated by the baby, can cause distress and breathing issues
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menometorrhagia
irregular/excessive bleeding during menstruation and between menstrual periods
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menorrhagia
excessively heavy menstrual bleeding
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miscarriage
loss of fetus before it's viable, before 20th week
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pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
inflammation of female reproductive organs from gonorrhea and Chlamydia, bacterial infections
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placenta previa
placenta implants at lower end of uterus, obstructing neck of uterus
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polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
abnormal menstrual cycle, excessive facial/body hair, cysts in the ovaries
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preeclampsia
toxemia of pregnancy; hypertension, headaches, albuminuria, edema
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premenstrual syndrome
symptoms that occur days before menstruation
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prolapsed uterus
downward displacement of uterus; causes protrusion into uterus or out of vagina
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pseudocyesis
female believes she is pregnant and experiences some symptoms, is not pregnant
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pyosalpinx
fallopian tubes filled with pus; symptom of PID
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rectocele
herniation of large intrusion through posterior vagina
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stillbirth
death and delivery of fetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy
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TSS
bacteria from using tampons too long; high fever, headache, confusion, seizures, organ failure
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amniocentesis
puncture of amniotic sac to assess genetics and development of fetus using amniotic fluid sample
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chorionic villi sampling
removal of part of chorionic villi (wispy projections of placenta) tests for chromosomal defects of fetus
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colposcopy
ecam of vagina, selecting epithelial tissue for biopsy if abnormal Pap test results
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culdoscopy
scope exam of internal organs, diagnosis ectopic pregnancy and salpingitis
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endometrial biopsy
excision of endometrium; tests for uterine cancer and PCOS
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hysterosalpingography
x-rays after dye injected; diagnose blockages of fallopian tubes
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Pap test
exam for cancerous or precancerous cells in cervix or vagina
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colporrhaphy
surgical repair of vaginal wall
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conization
excision of cone shapes section of diseased cervical tissue
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dilation and curettage
cervix is dilated and tissue removed from uterine wall
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episiotomy
incision made into perineum during second stage of labor
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hysterectomy
surgical removal of uterus
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lumpectomy
removal of tumor or abn tissue in breast
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tubal ligation
tying off fallopian tubes
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abortifacient
terminates pregnancy
96
fertility drugs
stimulates ovulation
97
hormone replacement therapy
replaces hormones secreted by ovaries; menopasue or oophorectomy
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oral contraceptive pills
prevents ovulation and conception
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oxytocin
stimulates labor and facilitates contractions and mammary glands to make milk