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126 Cards in this Set
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before
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ante-
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small
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micro-
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many
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multi-
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none
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nulli-
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after
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post-
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amnion, or amniotic fluid
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amni, amnion
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membrane, chorion
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chori
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pregnancy
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cyes, cyesi
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embryo
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embry
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fetus
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fet
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old age
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ger, geront
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pregnancy
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gravid, gravidar
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milk
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lact
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birth
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nat
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midwife, prenatal development
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obstetr
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umbilicus
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omphal
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parturtition or labor
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par, part
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child
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ped, pediatr
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pelvis, washbasin
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pelv
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old age
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presby
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first
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prim
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false
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pseud
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childbirth
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puerper
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birth, labor
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toc
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to loosen
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-lytic
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rupture
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-rrhexis
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birth, labor
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-tocia
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period of life between the start of puberty and attainment of complete height
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adolescence
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period of life between attainment of complete height and moment of death
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adulthood
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occuring before childbirth
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antepartum
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period of life between infancy and puberty
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childhood
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a pregnant woman
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gravida
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pertaining to pregnancy and perperium
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gravidopuerperal
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the period of life between birth and the first year or two of life
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infancy
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occuring during labor and childbirth
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intrapartum
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a pregnant woman who has been previously pregnant one or more times
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multigravida
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a woman who has given birth to an infant (dead or alive) two or more times
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multipara
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pertaining to birth
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natal
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the period of life between birth and 28 days
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neonate
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a woman who has never been pregnant
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nulligravida
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a woman who has not given birth to an infant either alive or dead
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nullipara
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a woman who has given birth to an infant, either dead or alive
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para
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period of life between the moment of birth and the moment of death
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postnatal development
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occuring after childbirth
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postpartum
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a womans state between conception and birth
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pregnancy
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an infant born before reaching 37 weeks of prenantal development
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premature infant
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period of life between conception and birth
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prenatal development
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a woman in her first pregnancy
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primigravida
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a woman who has given birth to one infant, dead or alive
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primipara
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a woman who has just given birth
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puerpera
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adjective meaning pertaining to the period after peerperium
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puerperal
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period of the mother's life from the termination of labor to the return to the state of having a reproductively capable uterus
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puerperium
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the process of state or aging
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senescence
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a third of the period of pregnancy with a duration of approximately three months, or thirteen and one third weeks
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trimester
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the embryonic and fetal membrane that encloses the embryo and fetus and is filled with a watery fluid called amniotic fluid
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amnion
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pregnancy
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cyesis
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the outer embryonic membrane that forms the fetal side of the placenta
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chorion
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the devloping human from the second day after conception until the eighth week
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embryo
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adjective meaning producing an embryo
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embryogenic
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the developing human from the eighth week after conception to the moment of birth
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fetus
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adjective meaning producing milk
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lactogenic
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the event of childbirth
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parturition
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the moment of fertilization or union or a male and female gamete
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conception
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the process of expulsion of the fetus and placenta from the uterus
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labor
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vaginal discharge that normally follows childbirth
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lochia
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the first stool of a newborn
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meconium
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the organ that provides an exchange of materials between the mother and the fetus
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placenta
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composed of the capillary walls, basement membrane, and chorion, divides the mother's blood from the fetal blood supply
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placental blood barrier
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the physical, mental, and emotional changes that occur during the period of adolescence
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puberty
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he cord-like connection that extends between the fetal side of the placenta and the fetus, including an artery and vein that carry materials between the mother and fetus
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umbilical cord
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the cell resulting from the union of a male sperm with a female ovum
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zygote
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abnormal discharge of amniotic fluid
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amniorrhea
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difficult labor
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dystocia
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severe nasuea and emesis during pregnancy
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hyperemesis gravidara
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an abnormal spontaneous discharge of milk
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lactorrhea
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excessive amniotic fluid
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polyhydramnios
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a false pregnancy
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pseudocyesis
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termination of pregnancy by expulsion of the embryo or fetus from the uterus
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abortion
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premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall
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abruptio placentae
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inflammation of the amnion
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amnionitis
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rupture of the amnion
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amniorrhexis
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abnormal childbirth in which the buttocks, feet, or knees emerge first
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breech birth
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progressive obliteration of the cervical canal during labor
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cervical effacement
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inflammation of the chorion and amnion
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chorioamnionitis
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cancer of the chorion
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choriocarcinoma
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congenital abnormality in which the roof of the mouth fails to close during prenatal development leaving a fissure
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cleft palate
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an abnormality present at birth
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congenital anomaly
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congenital disorder caused by genetic defect in choromosome 21
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Down syndrome
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a condition characterized by convulsions and possibly coma, during pregnancy, which may follow preeclampsia
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eclampsia
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a pregnancy occuring outside of the uterus
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ectopic pregnancy
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expulsion or abortion of the embryo
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embryotocia
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a condition of newborns in which red blood cells are destroyed due to an incompatibility between the mother's blood and baby's blood
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erythroblastosis fetalis
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congenital absence of part of the esophagus resulting in the inability of food to pass between the child's mouth and stomach
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esophageal atresia
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a condtion caused by alcohol ingestion during pregnancy
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fetal alcohol syndrome
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disease of newborns where certain cells of the lungs fail to mature by birth
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hyaline membrane disease
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rupture of the uterus
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hysterorrhexis
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congenital abnormality of a small head
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microcephaly
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inflammation of the umbilicus
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omphalitis
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congenital herniation at the umbilicus in which a segment of the small intestine pushes through the abdominal wall
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omphalocele
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abnormal attatchment of the placenta
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placenta previa
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an abnormal development of high blood pressure due to toxemia during pregnancy
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preeclampsia
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an acute disease caused by the rebella virus, causing prenatal development
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rubella
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an abnormal pregnancy in which the embryo has implanted within the fallopian tube
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salpingocyesis
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a congenital defect of the certerbral column resulting from an absence of the vertebral arches
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spina bifida
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caused by bacterium toxoplasma gondii, this disease can cross the placental blood barrier to infect the fetus
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toxoplasmosis
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a drug that induces abortion
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abortifacient
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surgical puncture through the amnion and aspiration of a small amount of amniotic fluid for the purpose of analyzing the fluid for possible fetal abnormalities
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amniocentesis
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x ray imaging of the amnion after the injection of a contrast medium
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amniography
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examination of amniotic fluid and the fetus with an endoscope
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amnioscopy
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incision through the amnion which ruptures the membrane as an inducement to labor
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amniotomy
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surgical delivery by making an incision through the abdomen and uterus
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cesarean section
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study of embryonic development
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embryology
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incision through the perineum often during labor to prevent its tearing
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episiotomy
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measurement of the size of the fetus
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fetometry
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the medical discipline concerned with old age
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geriatrics
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a physician practicing in the feild of gerontology
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gerontologist
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the medical discipline concerned with the effects of aging
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gerontology
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ultrasound imaging of the pregnant uterus to observe fetal developmetn
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obstetrical sonography
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a physician practicing in the feild of obstetrics
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obstetrician
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the medical discipline concerned with prenatal development
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obstetrics
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a physician practicing in the feild of pediatrics
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pediatrician
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the medical discipline concerned with infancy, childhood, and adolescence
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pediatrics
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measurement of a mother's pelvis to determine the potential size of the birth canal
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pelvimetry
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a drug administered to pregnant women for a breif period during the 1950's that has been shown to cause dramatic birth defects
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thalidomide
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termination of pregnancy by artifically induced expulsion of the fetus from the uterus by means of surgery or drugs
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therapeutic abortion
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a drug used to stop labor contractions
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tocolytic agent
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