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63 Cards in this Set
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ante-, pre- |
before |
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micro-, |
small |
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multi- |
many |
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nulli- |
none |
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post- |
after |
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-amnios |
amnion, amniotic fluid |
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-cyesis |
pregnancy |
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-e |
noun suffix, no meaning |
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-is |
noun suffix, no meaning |
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-rrhexis |
rupture |
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-tocia |
birth or labor |
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-um |
noun suffix, no meaning |
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-us |
noun suffix, no meaning
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amnionitis |
inflammation of the amnion |
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chorioamnionitis |
inflammation of the chorion and amnion |
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dystocia |
difficult labor |
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hysterorrhexis |
rupture of the uterus |
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oligohydramnios |
scanty amnion water |
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polyhydramnios |
much amnion water, also called hydramnios |
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microcephalus |
fetus with a very small head |
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omphalitis |
inflammation of the umbilicus |
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omphalocele |
herniation of the umbilicus caing part of intestines to purtrude thru abdominal wall |
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pyloric stenosis |
narrowing pertaining to the pyloric sphincter |
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tracheoesophageal fistula |
abnormal passageway pertaining to the trachea and esophagus |
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amniotomy |
incision into the amnion |
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episiotomy |
incision into the vulva, also called perineotomy |
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pelvic sonography |
pertaining to the pelvis, process of recording sound |
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amniocentesis |
surgical puncture to remove amniotic fluid surrounding unborn child used to assess health and detect abnormalities |
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amnioscope |
instrument used for visual examination of amniotic fluid |
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amnioscopy |
visual exam of amniotic fluid and the fetus |
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amniochorial |
pertaining to the amnion and the chorion |
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amniorrhea |
discharge of the amniotic fluid |
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amniorrhexis |
rupture of the amnion |
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antepartum |
reference made to the mother before childbirth |
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embrogenic |
producing an embryo |
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embroid |
resembling an embryo |
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fetal |
referring to the fetus |
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gravida |
pregnant woman |
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gravidopuerperal |
period from pregnancy and childbirth, thru the time in which reproductive organs return to normal |
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intrapartum |
within or during labor and childbirth |
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lactic |
pretaining to milk |
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lactogenic |
producing milk by stimulation |
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lactorrhea |
spontaneous discharge of milk |
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multigravida |
female who has been pregnant two or more times |
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multipara |
many births |
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natal |
pertaining to birth |
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neonate |
newborn up to 4 weeks of age |
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neonatologist |
physician who studies and treats disorders of the newborn |
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neonatology |
the study of the newborn |
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nulligravida |
a woman who has never been pregnant |
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nullipara |
a woman who has not given birth to a viable offspring |
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para |
birth |
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postnatal |
pertaining to after birth referencing the newborn |
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postpartum |
pertaining to after the birth, referencing the mother |
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prenatal |
pertaining to the newborn before birth |
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primigravida |
first pregnancy |
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primipara |
first birth |
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pseudocyesis |
false pregnancy, either psychological or related to an underlying condition |
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puerpera |
childbirth |
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puerperal |
pertaining to immediately after childbirth |
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teratogenic |
producing malformations |
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teratogen |
producing malformations in developing embryo |
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terology |
the study of malformations in the developing embryo |