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Module 12 Female Reproductive System Medical Terms

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amnion   membrane that surrounds the embryo and fetus  
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amniotomy   incision into amnion  
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amniotic   pertaining to amnion  
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amniorrhea   flow of fluid from amnion  
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cervix   neck like structure of the uterus  
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cervicectomy   removal of cervix  
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cervical   pertaining to cervix  
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cervicitis   inflammation of the cervix  
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endocervicitis   inflammation of the mucous membrane within the cervix  
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vagina   area between the vulva and cervix  
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colpitis   inflammation of the vagina  
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colpoptosis   prolapse of the vagina  
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colposcope   instrument to view inside vagina  
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episiotomy   incision into the perineum and vagina to widen the birth canal  
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episiorrhaphy   suture of perineum and vagina  
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gynecologist   specialist in female reproductive system  
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gynecology   branch of study specializing in the treatment and diseases of the female reproductive system  
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hymen   fold of mucous membrane partially closing off the vaginal opening  
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hymenectomy   removal of hymen  
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hysterectomy   surgical removal of the uterus  
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hysteropexy   surgical fixation of uterus  
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hysterorrhexis   ruptured uterus  
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hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy   excision of the uterus, uterine tubes and ovaries  
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lactic   pertaining to milk  
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lactogen   milk production  
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lactorrhea   milk discharge  
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mammogram   x-ray of a breast  
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mammary   pertaining to breast  
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mammoplasty   surgical repair of a breast  
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mastalgia   breast pain  
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mastitis   inflammation of a breast  
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mastectomy   removal of a breast  
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mastopexy   surgical fixation of a breast  
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menstruation   monthly flow, discharge of endometrial lining of the uterus  
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amenorrhea   no menstrual flow  
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dysmenorrhea   painful menstrual flow  
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oligomenorrhea   scanty menstrual flow  
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menorrhagia   abnormal, rapid menstrual flow  
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endometritis   inflammation of the inner lining of the uterus (endometrium)  
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endometriosis   endometrial tissue growing outside it’s normal location  
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metrorrhea   flow from uterus  
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metrorrhagia   rapid (menstrual) blood flow from uterus  
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neonate   newborn  
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neonatologist   specialist in the study of newborn  
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prenatal   before birth  
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oophoritis   inflammation of ovary  
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oophoroma   ovarian cyst  
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ovarian   pertaining to ovary  
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ovariorrhexis   rupture of an ovary  
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perineum   area between the anus and vulva in females and scrotum in males  
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salpingocyesis   tubal pregnancy  
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salpingectomy   removal of fallopian tube  
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salpingitis   inflammation of fallopian tubes  
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uterine   pertaining to uterus  
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uterovaginal   pertaining to the uterus and vagina  
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vaginal   pertaining to vagina  
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vaginitis   inflammation of vagina  
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vulvopathy   any disease of the vulva  
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menarche   first menses  
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pseudocyesis   false pregnancy  
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nulligravida   no pregnancies  
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primigravida   first pregnancy  
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multigravida   multiple pregnancies  
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nullipara   no live births  
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primipara   first live birth  
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multipara   multiple live births  
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antepartum   before birth  
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postpartum   after birth  
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hematosalpinx   blood in fallopian tube  
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pyosalpinx   pus in fallopian tube  
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dystocia   difficult labor and childbirth  
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atresia   congenital lack of normal body opening  
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gynecology (GYN)   branch of medicine specializing in diagnosis and treatment of conditions of female reproductive system; physician is called gynecologist  
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obstetrics (OB)   branch of medicine specializing in diagnosis and treatment of women during pregnancy and childbirth; physician is obstetrician  
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ovarian cyst   cyst develops within ovary; may be multiple cysts; may rupture causing pain and bleeding  
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menometrorrhagia   excessive bleeding during menstrual period and at intervals between menstrual periods  
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hysteroptosis   prolapsed uterus  
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cystocele   hernia or outpouching of bladder protruding into vagina  
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rectocele   protrusion or herniation of rectum into vagina  
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Endometriosis   abnormal condition of endometrial tissue appearing throughout pelvis or abdominal cavity; tissue is normally found within uterus  
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fibroid tumor   benign tumor or growth in the uterus; contains fiber-like tissue  
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Hysterosalpingography (HSG)   Procedure of taking an X-ray after injecting radiopaque material into uterus and uterine tubes  
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mammography   Procedure of taking an X-ray to diagnose breast disease; especially breast cancer  
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colposcopy   examination of vagina using instrument called colposcope  
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amniocentesis   puncturing of amniotic sac using needle and syringe for purpose of withdrawing amniotic fluid for testing  
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