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HW - Ch 12 & 13 B

TEST: 5/8 - Chapters 10-13

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Gynecology branch of medicine concerned with diseases of the female reproductive organs and breasts
obstetrics branch of medicine that manages the health of a woman and her fetus during pregnancy and childbirth
puerperium which is the period of adjustment after childbirth during which the reproductive organs of the mother return to their normal, nonpregnant state. lasts 6-8 weeks and ends with the first ovulation and return of normal menstruation
physician who simultaneously practices these specialties OB/GYN
endometrial tissue develops into implants, lesions or growths that can cause epain, infertility and other problems
pelvic inflammatory disease inflammation of the uterus
pathogens disease producing organisms
breast cancer carcinoma in the breast
nulliparous woman who has never had children
menarche late onset of menopause or had an early onset
atresia congenital absence or closure of a normal body opening, such as the vagina
choriocarcinoma malignant neoplasm of the uterus or at the site of an ectopic pregnancy
dyspareunia occurrence of pain during sexual intercourse
brachy short
therapy treatment
epi above, upon
spadias slit, fissure
STI sexually transmitted infections
STD sexually transmitted diseases
gonorrhea caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrheae
Most common symptoms of gonorrhea dysuria and white discharge (leukorrhea)
gonorrhea left untreated cystitis and arthritis
chlamydia caused by the bacterium chlamydia trachomatis, the most prevalent and one of the most damaging STIs in the US
silent disease chlamydias nickname
symptoms in males for chlamydia whitish discharge from the penis, epididymitis can cause pain and swelling in the scrotum
symptoms in women for chlamydia mucopurulent discharge and inflammation of the cervix uteri (cervicitis). During birth process, it can spread to the newborn baby and cause junctivitis or pneumonia.
syphilis less common but more serious than the two. caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum. if left untreated, syphilis may become a chronic, infectious multisystemic disease
primary syphilis a painless sore called chancre appears 3-90 days after exposure
secondary syphilis a baby rash that commonly occurs on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet appears 4-10 weeks after exposure
tertiary syphilis develops 3-15 years after exposure when the disease spreads throughout the body, especially in the nervous and cardiovascular systems
with treatment of syphilis very effective
without treatment of syphilis becomes life threatening, causing blindness, stroke, mental disorders and eventually, death.
genital herpes causes red, blister like, painful lesions in the genital area that closely resemble fever blisters or cold sores that appear on the lips and around the mouth
HSV herpes simplex virus
Viral shedding in men lesions appear on the glans, foreskin, or penile shaft
viral shedding in females lesions appear in the vaginal area, buttocks and thighs. may spread to the baby during birth. rare but may lead to infant death
genital warts are caused by one or more of the many different HPV strains
genital warts in males lesions commonly appear on the penis or around the rectum
genital warts in females lesions commonly appear on the vulva, in the vagina or on the cervix
trichomoniasis caused by protozoan Trichomonas vaginalis
symptoms in males for trichomoniasis irritation inside the penis, mild discharge or slight burning during urination or ejaculation
symptoms in women for trichomoniasis causes vaginitis, urethritis and cystitis with discomfort during urination or intercourse. often a frothy, yellow-green vaginal discharge with a strong odor and irritation or itching of the vulva
radical prostatectomy for malignancy confined only to the prostate, surgery that removes the entire prostate, seminal vesicles and surrounding lymph nodes provides the best treatment option
androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) important in the management of the disease
bilateral orchiectomy, castration blocks testosterone but is permanent and irreversible and many men opt for drug therapy
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