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Chabner Ch.8

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show Fallopian tubes, ovaries, and supporting ligaments  
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show Absence of menstrual flow  
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show aspiration of a small amount of amniotic fluid for analysis of possible fetal abnormalities  
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show Innermost membranous sac surrounding the developing fetus  
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show fluid within the amniotic sac that surrounds and protects the fetus  
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show not accompanied by ovulation (release of eggs from ovary)  
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show Dark-pigmented area surrounding the breast nipple  
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Bartholin Glands   show
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Bartholinitis   show
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Cephalic Version   show
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show Lower, neck-like portion of the uterus  
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Chorion   show
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show Chorion; Pertaining to  
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Clitoris   show
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Coitus   show
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Colposcopy   show
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Corpus luteum   show
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show Region in lower abdomen, midway b/w rectum and uterus  
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Culdocentesis   show
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Dysmenorrhea   show
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show Painful sexual intercourse  
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Dystocia   show
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Embryo   show
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show Within; Cervix, neck; Inflammation  
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Endometritis   show
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Endometrium   show
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show Incision through skin of perineum enlarges the vaginal orifice for delivery  
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show Hormone produced by ovaries; Promotes female secondary sex characteristics  
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show One of the pair of ducts through which the ovum travels to the uterus  
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Fertilization   show
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Fetal Presentation   show
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show Stage in prenatal development (8-30/40 Weeks)  
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Fimbriae   show
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show Secreted by pituitary gland to stimulate maturation of egg cell (ovum)  
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Galactorrhea   show
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Gamete   show
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show Reproductive organ; Genitals  
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Gestation   show
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show Female or male reproductive organs that produce sex cells and hormones; Ovary or Testes  
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Gynecology   show
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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG)   show
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Hymen   show
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show Removal; Uterus, womb  
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Hysteroscopy   show
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show Placed to prevent implantation of fertilized egg  
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Involution   show
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Labia   show
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show Normal secretion of milk  
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show Tubes that carry milk within the breast  
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show Vaginal discharge is normal or becomes more yellow as a sign of infection  
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show Secreted by pituitary gland to promote ovulation  
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Mammary Papilla   show
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show Reduction of enlargement surgically of breasts  
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show Breast removal  
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show Breast inflammation  
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show Beginning of first menstrual period and ability to reproduce  
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show Excessive uterine bleeding during and b/w menstrual periods  
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show Gradual ending of menstruation  
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Menorrhagia   show
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show Menses, menstruation; Discharge  
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show Monthly shedding of uterine lining. Flow of blood oand tissue normally discharged  
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Metorrhagia   show
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Multigravida   show
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show Removal of fibroids (myomas) from the uterus  
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show Newborn baby, after birth  
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show Branch of medicine that studies the disorders and care of the newborn  
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Obstetrics   show
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show Infrequent menstrual periods or scanty menses  
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show Immature ovum  
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show Egg; Condition of producing  
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Oophorectomy   show
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Oophoritis   show
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Orifice   show
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show Pert. to ovaries  
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show Develop. sac enclosing each ovum within ovary  
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show One of a pair of female organs (gonads) on each side of pelvis  
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Ovulation   show
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Ovum; Ova   show
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show Sharp/quick; labor, birth  
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show Stimulates pregnant uterus to contract (labor begins)  
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show Act of giving birth  
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show In females; area b/w anus and vagina  
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Pituitary Gland   show
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Placenta   show
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show Condition in female of having a develop. embryo and fetus in uterus for about 40 weeks  
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show Before; Birth; Pert. to  
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Primigravida   show
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Primipara   show
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show Adj. describing women who has given birth to at least one child  
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Progesterone   show
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Pseudocyesis   show
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show Point in life cycle which secondary sex characteristics appear and gametes are produced  
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show Uterus is abnormally titled backwards  
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Salpinectomy   show
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Salpingitis   show
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Uterine Serosa   show
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Uterus   show
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Vagina   show
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Vagina Orifice   show
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Vaginitis   show
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show External female genitalia  
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Vulvodysnia   show
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show Inflammation of vulva/vagina  
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show State in prenatal develop. (Fertilization and implantation up to 2 weeks)  
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Cauterization   show
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show Contrast material is injected into uterus and fallopian tubes, x-ray images are obtained  
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Colposcopy   show
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Dilation/Curettage   show
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Aspiration   show
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Conization   show
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Tubual Ligation   show
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Pregnancy Test   show
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show Cells are scraped from cervix or vagina for microscopic analysis  
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show Removal of internal gynecologic organs and adjacent structures in the pelivs  
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show Soft spot between newborn's cranial bones  
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show Condition of female breasts (in a male)  
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Fibroids/Leiomyomata   show
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show premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall  
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show malignant tumor of the uterus (adencarcinoma)  
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show growth of abnormal cells in the cervix, can be detected by pap smear  
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Chlamydia   show
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show amnion-innermost membranous sac surround the developing fetus  
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show chorion-outermost layer of two membranes surrounding embryo; forms fetal part of placenta  
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show vuvla  
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show pregnancy and childbirth  
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o/o   show
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show ovary  
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ov/o   show
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ovari/o   show
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ovul/o   show
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phor/o   show
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show bearing, bringing forth  
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show labor, birth  
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