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Test 7 Pt4 Flashcards

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Gr. kyesis

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pregnancy

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cyesi/o

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pregnancy

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Gr. oon

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egg, ovary

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Gr. oophoron

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ovary

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L. ovum

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egg

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L. ovarium

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ovary

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L. vagina

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vagina (sheath)

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Gr. kolpos

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vagina

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Gr. kleiein

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to close, sheath

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L. vulva

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vulva

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Gr. epision

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vulva

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L. mamma

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breast

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Gr. men, menos

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month, menstruation, menses

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L. obstetrix, obstetricis

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midwife

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L. medica

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female physician

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gamos

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marriage, sexual union

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zygon, zygotos

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yoke, joined together

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puer, puera

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child (first 6 weeks after child birth)

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pais, paidos

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child

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L. nullus

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no, none, not any

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L. gravis

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severe, heavy

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L. parere

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to bring forth, give birth

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tokos

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labor

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nasci, natum

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birth

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caesus

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cut

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terat/o

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monster, large congenital defect

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L. abortus

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miscarriage

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Pangenesis

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old idea that all genetic material comes from the semen of both women and men.

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azo/o

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dead

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campsis or lunatus

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bent

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Priapus

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god of garden; his penis represents fertility, which is weird because he was also represented infertility

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Orgin of the word penis

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Penis orginally meant “tail” and was related to “brush” and only by extension was it adopted by english as penis.

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Celsus’ Decircumcision Operation

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Recreated forskin on circumcised penis

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-didymus, -pagus

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conjoined twins

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Testis unus, testis nullus

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One witness is no witness
A principle from a roman world, stating there must be two witnesses to prove something in court

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36
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Cryptorchism

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failure of one or both testes to descend into the scrotum

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37
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Satyriasis

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hypersexuality in men

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nymphomania

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hypersexuality in women

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aphrodite

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pertaining to sex

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40
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Cupid

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fat baby is more recent idea based on the playfulness of eros. He was a young man who was unattractive; however he represents lust. His wings represent how lust comes on to someone fast.

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41
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STI vs STD

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STI - sexually transmitted infection (occurs before the diseases)
examples include trichomoniasis
STD - sexually transmitted diseases examples include syphillis, genital herpes, human papilloma virus (HPV)

Ex. Hiv is infection, aids is the diseases

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Trichomoniasis

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STI caused by protozoa (that has hair like structure - trich means hair)

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43
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Syphillis

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STD

  • 1530, Girolamo Fracastoro, Syphilis sive morbus gallicus - disease of the french
  • Syphylus lives in the caribbean and is close to Apollo; however, he never makes sacrifices to apollo, so apollo cursed him with syphillis
44
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Galen’s ‘one sex’ model

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So they believe that women are are error/ imperfections of men. In deveopment men are hotter then women and this causes their penis to become external, whereas women are colder and their genitals stay interal.

45
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Hysteria and the ‘Wandering Womb’

A

There is a notion that the uterus can move up and down.
They try to use sweet things to pull uterus down and foul-smelling things to move it away.
The uterus moves upwards seeking moisture and pushes against diaphragm causing issues with breathing and making people crazy = hysteria
19th century they realized both men and women have hysteria.

46
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-clysis

A

washing out

47
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-clasis

A

breaking

48
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-cleisis

A

surgical closure

49
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-cyesis

A

pregnancy

50
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Hymen and Hymenaeus

A

Hymen is a membrane that is over vagina often associated with virginity. Named after god, Hymenaeus, the god of marriage. The idea is that a women should be a virgin when she’s married and should have intact hymen. Double standard, the men can have sex before marriage but women could not. The idea is the man would only know if its his child if the women only had sex with him.

51
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Gr. mastos, mazos

A

breast`

52
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Amazia and Amazons

A

Amazia - condition of lack of breasts
So, the reason they’re called Amazons is because they don’t have breast. Which is a myth and they actually do have breast. They removed one breast to be able to throw spear or arrows better. They associated hardness with strengths so removal of soft beast tissue could make you stronger. Depicted amazons always have breasts. They often have breast shown in images because exposure of breast is like a man and strength.

53
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`ancient obstetrics and gynecology

A

Soranus (2nd AD) Gynecology - Ancient greek and roman approach to gynecology.
midwifery - Male doctor didn’t play a primary role in that. The females delivered the babies.
L. obstetrix, obstretricis (woman who stands in front of)
L. medica - female Greek physician

54
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Reversed prompt

pregnancy

A

Gr. kyesis

55
Q

Reversed prompt

pregnancy

A

cyesi/o

56
Q

Reversed prompt

egg, ovary

A

Gr. oon

57
Q

Reversed prompt

ovary

A

Gr. oophoron

58
Q

Reversed prompt

egg

A

L. ovum

59
Q

Reversed prompt

ovary

A

L. ovarium

60
Q

Reversed prompt

vagina (sheath)

A

L. vagina

61
Q

Reversed prompt

vagina

A

Gr. kolpos

62
Q

Reversed prompt

to close, sheath

A

Gr. kleiein

63
Q

Reversed prompt

vulva

A

L. vulva

64
Q

Reversed prompt

vulva

A

Gr. epision

65
Q

Reversed prompt

breast

A

L. mamma

66
Q

Reversed prompt

month, menstruation, menses

A

Gr. men, menos

67
Q

Reversed prompt

midwife

A

L. obstetrix, obstetricis

68
Q

Reversed prompt

female physician

A

L. medica

69
Q

Reversed prompt

marriage, sexual union

A

gamos

70
Q

Reversed prompt

yoke, joined together

A

zygon, zygotos

71
Q

Reversed prompt

child (first 6 weeks after child birth)

A

puer, puera

72
Q

Reversed prompt

child

A

pais, paidos

73
Q

Reversed prompt

no, none, not any

A

L. nullus

74
Q

Reversed prompt

severe, heavy

A

L. gravis

75
Q

Reversed prompt

to bring forth, give birth

A

L. parere

76
Q

Reversed prompt

labor

A

tokos

77
Q

Reversed prompt

birth

A

nasci, natum

78
Q

Reversed prompt

cut

A

caesus

79
Q

Reversed prompt

monster, large congenital defect

A

terat/o

80
Q

Reversed prompt

miscarriage

A

L. abortus

81
Q

Reversed prompt

old idea that all genetic material comes from the semen of both women and men.

A

Pangenesis

82
Q

Reversed prompt

dead

A

azo/o

83
Q

Reversed prompt

bent

A

campsis or lunatus

84
Q

Reversed prompt

god of garden; his penis represents fertility, which is weird because he was also represented infertility

A

Priapus

85
Q

Reversed prompt

Penis orginally meant “tail” and was realted to “brush” and only be extension was it adopted by english was penis.

A

Orgin of the word penis

86
Q

Reversed prompt

Recreated forskin on circumcised penis

A

Celsus’ Decircumcision Operation

87
Q

Reversed prompt

conjoined twins

A

-didymus, -pagus

88
Q

Reversed prompt

One witness is no witness
A principle from a roman world, stating there must be two witnesses to prove something in court

A

Testis unus, testis nullus

89
Q

Reversed prompt

failure of one or both testes to descend into the scrotum

A

Cryptorchism

90
Q

Reversed prompt

hypersexuality in men

A

Satyriasis

91
Q

Reversed prompt

hypersexuality in women

A

nymphomania

92
Q

Reversed prompt

pertaining to sex

A

aphrodite

93
Q

Reversed prompt

fat baby is more recent idea based on the playfulness of eros. He was a young man who was unattractive; however he represents lust. His wings represent how lust comes on to someone fast.

A

Cupid

94
Q

Reversed prompt

STI - sexually transmitted infection (occurs before the diseases)
examples include trichomoniasis
STD - sexually transmitted diseases examples include syphillis, genital herpes, human papilloma virus (HPV)

Ex. Hiv is infection, aids is the diseases

A

STI vs STD

95
Q

Reversed prompt

STI caused by protozoa (that has hair like structure - trich means hair)

A

Trichomoniasis

96
Q

Reversed prompt

STD

  • 1530, Girolamo Fracastoro, Syphilis sive morbus gallicus - disease of the french
  • Syphylus lives in the caribbean and is close to Apollo; however, he never makes sacrifices to apollo, so apollo cursed him with syphillis
A

Syphillis

97
Q

Reversed prompt

So they believe that women are are error/ imperfections of men. In deveopment men are hotter then women and this causes their penis to become external, whereas women are colder and their genitals stay interal.

A

Galen’s ‘one sex’ model

98
Q

Reversed prompt

There is a notion that the uterus can move up and down.
They try to use sweet things to pull uterus down and foul-smelling things to move it away.
The uterus moves upwards seeking moisture and pushes against diaphragm causing issues with breathing and making people crazy = hysteria
19th century they realized both men and women have hysteria.

A

Hysteria and the ‘Wandering Womb’

99
Q

Reversed prompt

washing out

A

-clysis

100
Q

Reversed prompt

breaking

A

-clasis

101
Q

Reversed prompt

surgical closure

A

-cleisis

102
Q

Reversed prompt

pregnancy

A

-cyesis

103
Q

Reversed prompt

Hymen is a membrane that is over vagina often associated with virginity. Named after god, Hymenaeus, the god of marriage. The idea is that a women should be a virgin when she’s married and should have intact hymen. Double standard, the men can have sex before marriage but women could not. The idea is the man would only know if its his child if the women only had sex with him.

A

Hymen and Hymenaeus

104
Q

Reversed prompt

breast`

A

Gr. mastos, mazos

105
Q

Reversed prompt

Amazia - condition of lack of breasts
So, the reason they’re called Amazons is because they don’t have breast. Which is a myth and they actually do have breast. They removed one breast to be able to throw spear or arrows better. They associated hardness with strengths so removal of soft beast tissue could make you stronger. Depicted amazons always have breasts. They often have breast shown in images because exposure of breast is like a man and strength.

A

Amazia and Amazons

106
Q

Reversed prompt

Soranus (2nd AD) Gynecology - Ancient greek and roman approach to gynecology.
midwifery - Male doctor didn’t play a primary role in that. The females delivered the babies.
L. obstetrix, obstretricis (woman who stands in front of)
L. medica - female Greek physician

A

`ancient obstetrics and gynecology

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