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Male & Female Reproductive System

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test/o, or testicul/o, or orch/o, or orchi/o, or orchid/o (doesn't look or smell like and orchid)   testis (singular) or testicles (testes (plural))  
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The testes (testicles) are the bilateral male gonads that produce:   1. Spermatozoa AKA Sperm (male sex cells) 2. Testosterone AKA androgen (male sex hormone)  
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testicular   pertaining to a testicle (testis - singular)  
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orchitis   inflammation of a testicle (testis - singular)  
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orchiotomy or orchidotomy   surgical incision of a testicle (testis-singular)  
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bilateral orchiectomy   surgical removal of both testes (layperson terms - Castration)  
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orchioplasty   surgical repair of a testicle (testis-singular)  
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orchidopexy or orchiopexy   surgical fixation of a testicle (testis-singular)  
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anorchism   a condition of no testicle (testis-singular)  
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crypt-   undescended (hidden)  
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cryptorchidism   condition of an undescended (hidden) testicle  
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sperm/i or spermato/o   spermatozoa (sperm) produced in testicles  
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spermatic   pertaining to spermatozoa (sperm)  
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spermatogenesis   the creation of spermatozoa (sperm)  
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spermatolysis   the destruction of spermatozoa (sperm)  
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-lysis   destruction  
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epididym/o   epididymis or epidiymes  
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The epidiymes are structure that   store the spermatozoa (sperm)  
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epididymitis   inflammation of an epididymis (singular)  
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orchioepididymitis   inflammation of a testis and epididymis (singular)  
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epididymectomy   surgical removal of an epididymis  
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vas/o   vessel  
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In the male reproductive system vas/o refers to a   vas deferens or ductus deferens or seminal duct (singular) (vasa deferentia, ductus deferentes, or seminal ducts (plural))  
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vasa deferentia, ductus deferentes, or seminal ducts (plural) are vessels that   carry spermatozoa (sperm) from the epididymes (plural) to the urethra  
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vasectomy   surgical removal of a vas deferens  
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a bilateral vasectomy will cause   sterility (inability to produce offspring)  
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Another medical term for sterility is   infertility (infertile)  
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vasovasostomy   a new opening of a vas deferens to restore fertility after a vasectomy  
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urethr/o   urethra  
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The urethra in males is the   vessel that carries urine, spermatozoa (sperm) and semen to the outside world  
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Semen is the   liquid that mixes with the spermatozoa (sperm)  
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transurethral   pertaining to through the urethra  
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prostat/o   prostate (NOT PROSTRATE)  
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the prostate gland creates   semen  
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prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate  
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cyst/o   urinary bladder  
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prostatocystitis   inflammation of the prostate and urinary bladder  
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prostatolith   stone(s) in the prostate  
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prostatorrhea   flow (discharge) from the prostate  
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prostatectomy   excision of the prostate  
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suprapubic prostatectomy   excision of the prostate gland just above the pubes  
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prostatolithotomy   surgical incision of the prostate to remove a stone  
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prostatolithectomy   surgical removal of a stone in the prostate  
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prostatocystotomy   surgical incision of the prostate and urinary bladder  
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Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)   a non-malignant excessive growth or development of the prostate  
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Digital Rectal Exam (DRE)   digital palpation (feeling) of the rectum  
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A Digital Rectal Exam (DRE) can detect   benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)  
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TransUrethral Incision of the Prostate (TUIP)   pertaining to through the urethra to make an incision of the prostate  
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TransUrethral Microwave Thermotherapy (TUMT)   pertaining to through the urethra to apply heat therapy from microwaves to the prostate  
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TransUrethral Resection (excision) of the Prostate (TUR or TURP)   pertaining to through the urethra to cut back the prostate  
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Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA)   a blood test to detect a predisposition (tendency) for prostate malignancy  
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vesicul/o   seminal vesicle(s) (FSU)  
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The seminal vesicles create   semen  
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prostatovesiculectomy   excision of the prostate and a seminal vesicle  
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vesiculectomy   surgical removal of a seminal vesicle  
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prostatovesiculitis   inflammation of the prostate and a seminal vesicle  
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balan/o   glans penis  
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the glans penis is the   enlarged tip of the penis  
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balanitis   inflammation of the glans penis  
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balanocele   herniation of the glans penis  
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balanoplasty   surgical repair of the glans penis  
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balanorrhea   purulent (pus) discharge (flow) from the glans penis  
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Purulent, or py/o   pus  
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Balanorrhea is a sign of   GonoCocci (GC)  
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GonoCocci (GC) causes   gonorrhea  
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gonorrhea is a   Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) AKA Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)  
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genitalia (genitals)   male or female reproductive organs  
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scrotum   an elastic sac that surrounds the testicles (testes)  
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hydrocelectomy   excision of a hydrocele  
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a hydrocele is a   collection of fluid in the scrotum  
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circumcision   the process of making a surgical incision around the prepuce (forseskin)  
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The prepuce is the   foreskin  
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penile implant   a penile prosthesis  
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A penile prosthesis is an   artificial part used to correct Erectile Dysfuncion (ED)  
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Erectile Dysfunction (ED)   the inability to achieve or maintain an erection AKA impotence  
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flaccid   limp  
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priapism   a condition of presistent abnormal erection  
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motility   ability to move  
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transrectal ultrasound   using sound waves through the rectal wall to get an image of the prostate  
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artificial insemination   introduction of semen and spermatozoa into the uterus by artificial means  
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coitus   physical union of male and female genitalia AKA sexual intercourse or copulation  
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condom   prophylactic sheath used during coitus  
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Prophylactic (prophylaxis) means   prevention or protection  
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ejaculation   ejection of semen and/or spermatozoa from the male urethral opening (meatus, orifice, os)  
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meatus, orifice, os   opening  
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orgasm   climax of sexual stimulation  
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puberty   age when secondary sexual characteristics develop  
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Male secondary sexual characteristics include:   1. Facial, body and pubic hair 2. Lower voice 3. Upper torso development  
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Female secondary sexual characteristics include:   1. Breast and pelvic development 2. Axillary (arm hair), body and pubic hair 3. Menses (menstruation)  
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phimosis   narrowing (stenosis) of the preputial orifice  
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epispadia   urethral orifice is on the topside (dorsal side) of the penis  
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oophor/o or ovari/o   ovary (ies)  
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The ovaries are the bilateral female gonads that produce:   1. Ova (female sex cells) AKA oocytes 2. Estrogen (female sex hormone)  
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ovarian   pertaining to an ovary  
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oophoritis   inflammation of an ovary  
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oophorectomy   surgical removal of an ovary  
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salping/o and -salpinx   fallopian tube(s), or uterine tube(s), or oviduct(s)  
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The fallopian tubes (uterine tubes or oviducts) are   bilateral ducts that carry ova from the ovaries to the uterus  
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salpingitis   inflammation of a fallopian tube  
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salpingectomy   surgical removal of a fallopian tube  
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oophorosalpingectomy   excision of an ovary and oviduct  
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Bilateral Salpingo-Oophorectomy (BSO)   surgical removal of the oviducts and ovaries  
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salpingocele   herniation of a uterine tube  
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pyosalpinx   pus in a oviduct  
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hematosalpinx   blood in a fallopian tube  
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hydrosalpinx   fluid in an oviduct  
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salpingostomy   a new opening into a fallopian tube to restore patency  
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Patent or patency means   open  
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bilateral tubal ligation   tying and/or cauterizing (burning)the fallopian tubes to cause sterilization (infertility) AKA "having my tubes tided"  
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hyster/o, or metr/o, or metr/i, or uter/o   uterus (womb)  
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The uterus is where the   embryo/fetus gestates  
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An embryo is a   fertilized ovum for the first eight weeks of gestation  
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fertilization is the joining of an   ovum and spermatozoa  
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Gestation is the   development of a fertilized ovum (in the uterus) AKA pregnancy  
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A fetus is a   fertilized ovum after 8 weeks of gestation (pregnancy)  
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IntraUterine Device(IUD)   pertaining to a contraceptive placed within the uterus  
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Total Abdominal Hysterectomy (TAH)   excision of the uterus through the abdomen  
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hysteratresia   closure of the uterine cavity  
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hysteroptosis   drooping or sagging (prolapse) of the uterus  
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hysteropexy   surgical fixation of the uterus  
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sonohysterography   process of recording the uterus by use of sound waves  
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metrorrhagia   rapid flow of blood from the uterus  
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HysteroSalpingoGram (HSG)   a record of the uterus and fallopian tubes  
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hysteroscope   usually lighted instrument to view the uterus  
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hysteroscopy   process of viewing the uterus  
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perimetritis   inflammation of the outer layer of the uterus (perimetrium)  
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perimetrium   outer layer of the uterus  
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myometritis   inflammation of the muscle layer of the uterus (myometrium)  
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myometrium   muscle layer of the uterus  
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endometritis   inflammation of the inner lining of the uterus (endometrium)  
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endometrium   inner lining of the uterus  
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hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy   excision (surgical removal) of the uterus, a fallopian tube, and an ovary  
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men/o   menstruation or menses  
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Menstruation (menses) is the   cyclic 28 day sloughing (shedding) of the endometrium  
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menorrhea   menstrual flow (menstruation)  
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dysmenorrhea   difficult or painful menses (menstruation)  
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oligomenorrhea   scanty (deficient) menstrual flow  
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hypermenorrhea   excessive discharge or flow of menses  
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PreMenstrual Syndrome (PMS)   physical and emotional symptoms occurring 1-2 weeks before menstruation (menses)  
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menarche (menarcheal)   the first menstrual cycle  
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menopause   cessation of menstruation due to hormone (estrogen) insufficiency  
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cervic/o   CerviX (CX)  
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the CerviX (CX) is the   inferior portion (neck) of the uterus  
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cervicitis   inflammation of the CerviX (CX)  
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endocervicitis   inflammation of the inner lining of the CerviX(CX)  
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cervicectomy   excision of the CerviX(CX)  
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vagin/o or copl/o   vagina  
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the vaginal lining consists of   mucous membranes which produce mucus  
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vaginitis or colpitis   inflammation of the vagina  
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colpalgia   a condition of vaginal pain  
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colpoplasty   surgical repair of the vagina  
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anterior and posterior colporrhaphy   suturing the front and back of the vagina AKA an A&P repair  
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colposcope   usually lighted instrument to view the vagina  
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episi/o or vulv/o   vulva  
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the vulva is the   female external genitalia  
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episiotomy   surgical incision of the vulva  
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episiorrhaphy   suturing of the vulva  
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vulvovaginal   pertaining to the vulva and vagina  
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vulvovaginitis   inflammation of the vulva and vagina  
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vulvectomy   surgical removal of the vulva  
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perine/o   perineum  
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the perineum is the   area between the vaginal opening (os, orifice, meatus) and the anus  
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the peritoneum refers to the   abdominal lining  
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perineorrhaphy   suturing of the perineum  
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episioperineoplasty   surgical repair of the vulva and the perineum  
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colpoperineorrphaphy   suturing of the vagina and perineum  
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culd/o   Douglas' cul-de-sac  
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Douglas' cul-de-sac is the   area between the posterior wall of the uterus and the rectum AKA the rectouterine pouch  
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culdoscope   usually lighted instrument used to view Douglas' cul-de-sac  
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culdoscopy   process of viewing the Douglas' cul-de-sac  
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culdocentesis   surgical puncture of the Douglas' cul-de-sac  
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mamm/o or mast/o   breast(s)  
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The breasts are   bilateral organs of lactation (milk production)  
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mastitis   inflammation of a breast  
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mastalgia   a condition of breast (pain)  
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mastoptosis   prolapse (drooping or sagging) of a breast  
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mammogram   a record (X-ray) of a breast  
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mammography   process of recording a breast  
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mammotome   an instrument to cut breast tissue  
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mastectomy   surgical removal of a breast  
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subcutaneous mastectomy   surgical removal of breast tissue  
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simple or total mastectomy   surgical removal of breast tissue and papilla (nipple)  
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modified radical mastectomy   surgical removal of breast tissue, papilla (nipple),and lymph nodes  
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Halstead or radical mastectomy   surgical removal of the breast tissue, papilla(nipple), lymph nodes, and underlying muscle  
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mammoplasty   surgical repair of a breast  
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bilateral breast augmentation   a mammoplasty designed to enhance the size of the breasts  
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breast biopsy (Bx)   obtaining a tissue sample from a breast lump to determine if the cells are malignant or benign  
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lumpectomy   surgical removal of a lump  
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gynecologist   specialist in the study of the female reproductive system  
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gynopathic   pertaining to disease of the female reproductive system  
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leukorrhea   white discharge from the vagina  
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dyspareunia   a condition of difficult or painful intercourse  
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ossa   plural of os  
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sitz bath   a warm water bath of the perineum used for healing and cleansing  
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Dilatation (Dilation) + Curettage (D+C)   scraping of the endometrium (inner lining of the uterus)  
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laparoscopy   process of using a usually lighted instrument to view the abdomen or pelvic cavity  
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fistual   abnormal passageway  
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vesicovaginal fistula   an abnormal passageway between the urinary bladder and the vagina  
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Pap test or Pap smear   a cervical cytology test  
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a PAP is performed to detect a   cervical malignancy  
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speculum   an instrument for opening a body cavity to allow visual examination  
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cryosurgery   freezing tissue to destroy cells  
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Ca   CAncer or Calcium  
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CX   cervic or culture  
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GYN   GYNecology  
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LMP   Last Mentrual Period  
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DC   DisCharge(d) or DisContinue(d)  
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DOB   Date of Birth  
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