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anat and term
cha 12 and 13
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| normal position of uterus | anteflexion |
| untreated PID may cause | sterility and septicema |
| pap smear is used to diagnois primarily | cervical cancer |
| PID affects all of the following structures | uterusfallopian tubesovariespelvic structure |
| vaginal canal | colpocleisis |
| primary score of syhilis | chancre |
| multipara means | woman who has delivered more than one viable infant |
| endometriosis means | presence of functional tissue in areas outside the uterus |
| postnatal mean | afterbirth |
| candidiasis means | yeast infection |
| combined structures of the external female genetalia | Vulva |
| hormone used to induce labor | oxytocin |
| internal organs of reproduction | ovariesfallopian tubesuterusvagina |
| term for onset of menses | menarche |
| what is D&C | Dialation and Curettagewidening of cervical and scarping the uterine |
| two hormones responsible for menstrual cycle and menopause | estrogen and progesterone |
| one of the hormones secreted by the ovaries | progesterone |
| wave like currents that pull the ovum into the uterine tube | peristalsis |
| tube of sterilization | tubal ligation |
| period of pregnancy | gestation |
| std that infects the placenta and fetus | syphilis |
| menstrual pain | dysmenorrhea |
| fertilization takes place | falliopian tubes |
| disorder caused by hypersecretion of chortisol from the adrenal cortex | cushing syndrome |
| disorder caused by hypersecretion from the thyroxin and thyroid gland | graves diease |
| hormones that is secreted by the adrenal medulla | epinephrine and norepinephrine |
| hormones increases contreation of calcium and phosphates in blood | parathyroid hormone |
| functions of t3 and t4 | increase energy productions and increase rate of protein |
| adenohypophysis means | frontal lobe of the pituitary gland |
| master gland that regulates other glands | pituitary gland |
| fuction of the hormone glucagon | raised blood glucose level |
| hormone responsible for increasing blood sugar | glucagon |
| the function of PTH | regulate calciumenchance the absorption of calciumhave kidneys to convert blood calciumincrease the excretion |
| hormone that regulate metabolism | glucocorticoids |
| which gland that secretes hormones to regualte metabolism | thyroid |
| 3 target organs for PTH | boneskidneyintestines |
| hormone that lower blood pressure | insulin |
| giantism and dwarfism result from improper hormone from which gland | growth hormone |
| est for abnormal condition of low sodium in blood | hyponatremia |
| state of equilibrium | homeostasis |
| functions of the pituitary gland | regulate body activitiesstimulate other glands |
| PTH is located where | posterior surface of the thyroid gland |
| drugs to lower cholesterol | antihyperlipidenics |
| galact/o | milk |
| colp/o | vagina |
| mamm'o | breast |
| salping/o | tube |
| pweine/o | perineum |
| oophor/o | ovary |
| cervic/o | neck |
| gynec/o | woman |
| uter/o | uterus |
| men/o | menstruction |
| amin/o | amnion |
| hyster/o | uterus |
| nat/o | birth |
| -arche | beginging |
| -tocia | childbirth or labor |
| endo- | within |
| -stenosis | narrowing |
| brady | slow |
| tachy | rapid |
| dys | difficult |
| -para | to bear |
| -salpinx | tube |
| ante- | in front of |
| -version | turning |
| -gravida | pregnant woman |
| post | after |
| -cyesis | pregnancy |
| primi- | first |
| gen- | forming or orgin |
| -crine | secrete |
| exo- | outside |
| -dipsia | thrist |
| poly | many or much |
| eu- | good or normal |
| -uria | urine |
| sphyxia | pulse |
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