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ALH 122 Chap 8
ALH 122 Chap 8 - Senders, SBC Portland
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| amni/o | amnion |
| cervic/o | cervix |
| colp/o | vagina |
| colposcopy | visualization of the vagina with a colposcope |
| episi/o | vulva |
| vulva | external female genitalia |
| vulvodynia | pain in the external female genitalia |
| episiotomy | incision through the skin of the perineum to prevent tearing during child birth |
| glact/o | milk |
| galactorrhea | abnormal discharge of milk from the breasts |
| gynec/o | female, woman |
| gynecomastia | enlargement of breast tissue in men |
| hyster/o | uterus |
| lact/o | milk |
| mamm/o | breast tissue |
| mast/o | breast tissue |
| mastectomy | removal of the breast |
| hysterectomy | removal of the uterus |
| men/o | menses, menstruation |
| nat/i | birth |
| my/o | muscle |
| neonatal | new birth, recent birth |
| obstetr/o | pregnancy and childbirth |
| oocyte | immature egg |
| ovum | mature egg |
| ova | multiple mature eggs |
| ovari/o | ovary |
| ovul/o | egg |
| ovluation | to release an egg |
| anovulatory | not releasing an egg |
| perineum | skin between the vaginal opening and the anus |
| salping/o | fallopian tubes |
| salpingectomy | to remove the fallopian tubes |
| hysterosalpingectomy | to remove the uterus and the fallopian tubes |
| oophorectomy | to remove the ovavies (I don't know why it isn't ovarectomy, I know, it's confusing. This literally means to remove the structure that bears the eggs...) |
| vaginitis | vaginal infection/inflammation |
| fimbrae | finger-like projections at the ends of the fallopian tubes that surround the ovaries |
| -gravida | pregnant, pregnancy |
| -parous | bearing, bringing forth, having delivered |
| nulli- | none, no, not |
| nulliparous | never having been pregnant |
| cervicitis | infection/inflammation of the cervix |
| PID | pelvic inflammatory disease |
| amniocentesis | aspiration of amniotic fluid to check fetal DNA |
| cervical dysplasia | abnormal cell growth of the cervical cells |