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CH 13 Study Guide

CH 13 REVIEW (Diseases + Others)

TermDefinition
Internal Genitalia - ovaries - uterine (fallopian) tubes - uterus (cervix) - vagina
External Genitalia vulva - mons pubis - labia majora + labia minora - clitoris - vaginal introitus
Ovaries are... part of female genital and reproductive and endocrine systems
Uterine (Fallopian) tubes are held in place by _______ and its function is to ______ broad ligament, transport ovum from ovary to uterus
Uterus is held in place by... broad ligament, round ligaments at top, and uterosacral ligaments posteriorly
Walls of uterus composed of three layers.... - perimetrium (outermost - serous membrane) - myometrium (middle - smooth muscle) - endometrium (innermost - mucous membrane)
Fornix referring to area of vaginal canal behind and around cervix
Vulva includes external genitalia + urethral meatus and mons pubis
Breasts are composed of... adipose (fatty) tissue and glands
Breasts are part of _________ system and ____________ system as well integumentary, female reproductive
Breasts contain ________ which produce milk lactiferous lobules
What gland secretes luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)? anterior pituitary gland
FSH stimulates... - follicle in ovary (to enlarge and produce mature ovum) - estradiol secretion (development of female sexual characteristics)
LH stimulates... - single follicle each month to rupture (release mature ovum ; menstruation) - rupture follicle (corpus luteum - to secrete estradiol and progesterone)
Female sexual characteristics sexual drive, hair growth, breast development, widening of the pelvis, menstruation, deposition of fat, external genitalia development, pregnancy
Menarche beginning of menstruation
Menstrual phase Days 1-6
Proliferative Phase Days 7-13
Ovulation Day 14
Secretory Phase Days 15-26
Ischemic Phase Days 27-28
Spermatozoa reach ovum _____ to _____ hours after sexual intercourse 24 to 48
Chemicals are secreted by _____ to attract ______ ovum, spermatozoa
Zygotes (resulting cell of moment of conception) has _____ chromosomes 46
Zygote immediately begins to _______ as it moves through _______ divide, fallopian tube
After _____ days of development, zygote becomes _____ 4, embryo
The inner mass of cells of zygote become _______ and ______ amnion (sac), embryo
Fetus after 8 weeks of development
Gestation moment of conception to moment of birth (38-42 weeks)
Parturition labor and childbirth ; three stages
First Stage cervical dilation, effacement (thinning and shortening of cervix), rupture of membranes
Second Stage crowning, baby is delivered, umbilical cord is clamped and cut
Third Stage delivery of placenta, suturing of episiotomy (if performed) or tears
Term Neonate (Newborn) 38-42 weeks gestation
Preterm/Premature 28-37 weeks gestation
Vernix caseosa protects skin of newborn from ______________ amniotic fluid
Anovulation (prior to menarche, during pregnancy, menopause) egg does not release from female's ovaries
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome - amenorrhea (lack of menstruation) - hirsutism (excessive growth of dark/coarse hair in male-like pattern) - obesity - infertility
Endometriosis endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus
Leiomyoma benign tumor of myometrium, fibroids (tumors made of smooth muscles cells and fibrous connective tissue)
Leiomyosarcoma cancerous tumor of myometrium
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) often from STDs - uterus - tubes - ovaries
Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB) irregular
Dysmoenorrhea painful menstruation
Menorrhagia excessive amount and duration of menstruation
Menopause symptoms - headaches and hot flashes - risk of cardiovascular disease - backaches - skin and mucous membranes drier, skin rougher - stress or urge incontinence - bones lose mass and more fragile
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) severe depression, irritability, tension
Cervical dysplasia abnormal cells in cervix (precancerous, caused by certain types of HPV)
Bacterial vaginosis disruption of normal balance of bacteria
Candidiasis fungal infection caused by yeast called Candida ("thrush")
Fibrocystic disease painful, lumpy breasts (noncancerous)
Ectopic pregnancy implantation of fertilized ovum outside of uterine cavity
Preeclampsia - hypertension - proteinuria - edema
Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) placental tissue, genetic disorders, chromosome defects
Apgar score - color - heart rate - respiration, crying - reflex response, irritability - muscle tone
Tubal ligation sterilization procedure, blocking both fallopian tubes by cutting or burning and tying off
Fetal distress baby isn't receiving enough oxygen, can happen during pregnancy but more common during labor
Meconium aspiration newborn breathes mixture of meconium and amniotic fluid into lungs during time of delivery
Nuchal cord umbilical cord wraps around baby's neck during pregnancy or labor
Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) breathing disorder in newborns from immature lungs
BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes genes that help prevent certain types of cancers - mutations of these genes could increase chances of breast, ovarian, and other cancers
Fundal Height measurement of uterus size in relation to fetal growth and development
Nonstress test measures the heart rate of an unborn baby as it moves in the uterus
Colporrhaphy surgery used to fix weaknesses in vaginal walls
Conization removal of cone-shaped wedge of abnormal tissue from cervix
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