Women's Health Flashcards

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Define abortion

A

the premature expulsion or loss or embryo, which may be induced or spontaneous

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2
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Define Caesarean delivery

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the surgical delivery of a fetus through abdominal incision

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3
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Define female genital mutilation

A

traditional practices that are all related to the cutting of the female genital organs

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4
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Define hemorrhage

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significant and uncontrolled loss of blood, either internally or externally from the body

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5
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Define maternal death

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the death of a woman while pregnant, during delivery, or within 42 days of delivery

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6
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Define obstetric fistula

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an injury in the birth canal that allows leakage from the bladder or rectum into the vagina, leaving a woman permanently incontinent

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7
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Define sex-selective abortion

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the practice of aborting a fetus after a determination that the fetus is an undesired sex, typically female

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8
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What are some complications of pregnancy?

A

gestational diabetes
high blood pressure
preeclampsia and eclampsia
placenta previa
premature labor
hemorrhage
uterine prolapse
obstetric fistula

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9
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Why is FGM performed?

A

traditional practices
to preserve virginity and prevent promiscuity
religious requirements
cleanliness
to increase marriage prospects

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10
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What are the risk factors for women contracting a STI?

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young age, sex with high-risk partners, and inability to negotiate condom use

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How can the health of women in low and middle-income countries be addressed?

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-enhancement of nutritional status
-cost-effective approaches to reducing the burden of communicable disease
-greater access to family planning, quality prenatal care, and quality obstetric care
-addressing the leading causes of disability and death that go beyond reproductive health

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Define deinfibulation

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the surgical procedure done to open the vaginal introitus after genital mutilation to be able to have comfortable sex and give birth

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13
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What makes up the “package components” needed for addressing communicable and noncommunicable disease burdens to women’s health?

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-enhancement of nutritional status of women
-access to quality family planning, and prenatal obstetric care
-efforts to reduce hypertension and diabetes
-cost-effective interventions for secondary prevention of heart disease and stroke

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