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external genitalia
sex, or reproductive, organs visible on the outside of the body; also called genitals
gestation

length of time from conception to birth

lactation

production and release of milk by mammary glands

orifice

mouth; entrance, or outlet of any anatomical structure

fimbriae

fingerlike projections that create wavelike currents in fluid surrounding the ovary to move the ovum into the fallopian tube

uterus

contains and nourishes the embryo from the time the fertilized egg is implanted until fetus is born
bartholin glands

lubricates the vagina

amin/o

amnion (amniotic sac)


colp/o




vagin/o


vagina


galact/o




lact/o


milk

gynec/o


woman, female




hyster/o




metri/o




uter/o


uterus


mamm/o




mast/o


breast

men/o

menses, menstruation

metr/o

uterus (womb), measure

nat/o

birth


oophor/o




ovari/o


ovary
perine/o

perineum

salping/o

tube
-arche

beginning

-cyesis

pregnancy

-gravida

pregnant woman

-para

to bear

-salpinx

tube

-tocia

childbirth, labor

-version

turning

ante-

before, in front of

endo-

in, within

primi-

first

atresia

congenital absence or clpsure of a normal body opening, such as the vagina
dyspareunia
pain during sexual intercourse