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ante-, pre-

before

micro-,

small

multi-

many

nulli-

none

post-

after

-amnios

amnion, amniotic fluid

-cyesis

pregnancy

-e

noun suffix, no meaning

-is

noun suffix, no meaning

-rrhexis

rupture

-tocia

birth or labor

-um

noun suffix, no meaning

-us

noun suffix, no meaning

amnionitis

inflammation of the amnion

chorioamnionitis

inflammation of the chorion and amnion

dystocia

difficult labor

hysterorrhexis

rupture of the uterus

oligohydramnios

scanty amnion water

polyhydramnios

much amnion water, also called hydramnios

microcephalus

fetus with a very small head

omphalitis

inflammation of the umbilicus

omphalocele

herniation of the umbilicus caing part of intestines to purtrude thru abdominal wall

pyloric stenosis

narrowing pertaining to the pyloric sphincter

tracheoesophageal fistula

abnormal passageway pertaining to the trachea and esophagus

amniotomy

incision into the amnion

episiotomy

incision into the vulva, also called perineotomy

pelvic sonography

pertaining to the pelvis, process of recording sound

amniocentesis

surgical puncture to remove amniotic fluid surrounding unborn child used to assess health and detect abnormalities

amnioscope

instrument used for visual examination of amniotic fluid

amnioscopy

visual exam of amniotic fluid and the fetus

amniochorial

pertaining to the amnion and the chorion

amniorrhea

discharge of the amniotic fluid

amniorrhexis

rupture of the amnion

antepartum

reference made to the mother before childbirth

embrogenic

producing an embryo

embroid

resembling an embryo

fetal

referring to the fetus

gravida

pregnant woman

gravidopuerperal

period from pregnancy and childbirth, thru the time in which reproductive organs return to normal

intrapartum

within or during labor and childbirth

lactic

pretaining to milk

lactogenic

producing milk by stimulation

lactorrhea

spontaneous discharge of milk

multigravida

female who has been pregnant two or more times

multipara

many births

natal

pertaining to birth

neonate

newborn up to 4 weeks of age

neonatologist

physician who studies and treats disorders of the newborn

neonatology

the study of the newborn

nulligravida

a woman who has never been pregnant

nullipara

a woman who has not given birth to a viable offspring

para

birth

postnatal

pertaining to after birth referencing the newborn

postpartum

pertaining to after the birth, referencing the mother

prenatal

pertaining to the newborn before birth

primigravida

first pregnancy

primipara

first birth

pseudocyesis

false pregnancy, either psychological or related to an underlying condition

puerpera

childbirth

puerperal

pertaining to immediately after childbirth

teratogenic

producing malformations

teratogen

producing malformations in developing embryo

terology

the study of malformations in the developing embryo