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Medical Language2

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antelexion   forward position the normal uterus should be situated  
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cautery (cauterization)   burning tissue to destroy cells  
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a + P   repair anterior and posterior colporrahhy (vagina)  
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TAH/BSO   total abdominal hysterectomy/bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy  
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TAH/BHO   surgical removal of the uterus, both ovaries, and both oviducts  
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cryosurgery   freezing tissue to destroy cells  
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Ca   Cancer or calcium  
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Cx   cervix or culture (grow)  
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bartholins adenitis   Inflammation of the bartholins glands. They are bialateral glands that produce mucus lubrication for coitus  
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matoptosis   prolaspe (drooping or sagging) of a breat  
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menarche (menarcheal)   the beginning of the first menstruation cycle  
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oligomenorrhea   scanty menstrual flow  
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vulvovaginal   pertaining to the vulva and vagina  
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vesicovaginal fistula   abnormal passageway between the urninary bladder and the vagina  
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menopause   cessation (stop) of menstruation due to hormone (estrogen) insufficiency  
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Pap test   a cervical cytology test  
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speculum   an instrument for opeing a body cavity to allow visual examination  
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culdoscope   usually lighted instrument used to view Douglas cul-de-sac  
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Douglas cul-de-sac   the area located between the posterior wall of the uterus and the rectum aks the rectouterine pouch  
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culdoscopy   process of viewing the Douglas cul-de-sac  
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aspriation means   the creation of a suction to withdraw fluid  
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hysteroscopy   process of viewing the uterus  
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colpalgia   a condition of vaginal pain  
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gynecologist   specialist in the study of the female reproductive system  
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gynopathic   pertaining to disease of the female reproduction system  
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leukorrhea   white discharge from the vagina  
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mastalgia   a condition of breat pain  
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dilatation (dilation) + curettage (D&C)   scraping of the endometrium  
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laparscopy   process of using an usually lighted instrument to view the abdomen or pelvic  
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myomectomy   surgical removal of a myoma from the uterus  
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hysterosalpingogram (HSG)   a record of the uterus and fallopian tubes  
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sonohysterography   process of recording the uterus by use of sound waves  
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colposcope   usually lighted instrument to view the vagina  
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atresia   means closure  
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hematosalphinx   blood in a fallopian tube  
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hydrosalpinx   fluid in the an oviduct  
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hysteratresia   closure of the uterine cavity  
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mastitis   inflamation of a breast  
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mymotritis   inflammation of the muscle layer of the uterus  
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perimetritis   inflammation of the oter layer of the uterus  
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pyosalpinx   pus in a uterian tube  
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vulvovaginitis   flammation of the vula and vagina  
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