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92 Cards in this Set
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cervico
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cervix
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colpo
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vagina
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-gravida
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pregnant
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gyneco
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woman
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hystero
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uterus
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mammo
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breast
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meno
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menstruation, menses
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nulli
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none
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oophoro
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ovary
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orchido
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testicle
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ovo
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egg, ovum
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-para
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to give birth
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-pexy
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surgical fixation
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prostato
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prostate
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salpingo
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cane, scrape
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anorchism
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gongenital absence of one or both testicles
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epididymitis
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inflammation of epididymis
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hydrocele
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fluid filled sac in scrotum along spermatic cord leading from eesticles
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varicocele
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knot of varicose veins in one side of scrotum
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priapism
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painful erection, lasting four hours or more, not caused by excitement
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azoospermia
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absence of sperm in semen
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benign prostatic hypertrophy
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aka prostatomegaly; abnormal enlargement of prostate gland
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prostatitis
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inflammation of prostate gland
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orchidectomy
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surgical removeal of one or both testicles
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vasovasostomy
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aka vasectomy reversal; proc. performed as an attempt to restore fertility to a vasectomized male
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ablation
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removal of a body part or destruction of its function
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prostatectomy
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surgical removal of all or part of the prostate gland
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chlamydia
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caused by bacterium, most common STD, causes cervicitis and urethritis
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gonorrhea
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caused by bacterium, painful urination, abrnormal discharge
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syphilis
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caused by bacterium, can be fatal, can be detected before symtoms appear w/ VDRL blood test
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trichomonas
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caused by protozoan parasite aka trich; causes vag inflammation or urethral inflammation
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oligospermia
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low sperm count
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menarche
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beginning of the menstrual function which occurs during puberty
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perimenopause
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transition phase between regular menstruation and none
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oophoritis
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inflammation of an ovary
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ovariorrhexis
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rupture of an ovary
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endometriosis
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condition in which patches of endometrial tissue escape uterus and become attached to other structures in pelvic cavity such as ovaries; leading cause of infertility
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cervical dysplasia
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aka percancerous lesions; abnormal growth of cells of cervix; maybe detected on pap smear and may become malignant
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endocervitis
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inflammation of mucous membrane lining the cervix
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leukorrhea
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profuse whitish mucous discharge from uterus and vagina
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pruritus vulvae
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severe itching of femal genetalia
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vulvodynia
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nonspecific syndrome of unkown cause; chronic burning pain during sex,k itching or stinging irritation of vulva
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fibrocystic breast disease
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presence of single or multiple cysts in breasts that are usually benign
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galactorhhea
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production of breast milk in women who are not breast feeding, due to malfunction of thyroid or pituitary
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mastalgia
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aka mastodynia; pain in breast
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menorrhea
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absence of menstrual periods for three or more months
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dysmenorrhea
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abdominal pain caused by uterine cramps during period
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hypomenorrhea
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small amt of menswtrual flow during a shortened regular period
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menometrorrhagia
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excessive uterine bleeding occurring in both during the period and at irregular intervals between
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oligomenorrhea
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light or infrequent menstrual flow
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colposcopy
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direct visual exam of tissues of cervix and vag using binocular magnifier
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hysterosalpingoraphy
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radiographic exam of uterus and rfallopian tubes following instillation of radiopaque material into uterus and fallopian tubes
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hysteroscopy
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direct visual exam if interior of uterous and fallopian tubes
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Papanicolaou test
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aka Pap smear, exfoliative biopsy for detection of conditions that may be early indicators of cervical cancer
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mammography
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radiographic exm of breasts
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oophorectomy
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surgical removal of ovary
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salpingo-oophorectomy
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surgical removal of a fallopian tube and ovary
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colpopexy
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surgical fixation of the vagina to a surrounding structure
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colporrhaphy
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suturing of vaginal tear
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hysterectomy
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surgical removal of uterus
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bilateral hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy
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surgical removal of the uterus and cervix, plus both fallopian tubes and ovaries
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mastopexy
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breast lift
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primigravida
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woman during her first pregnancy
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nullipara
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woman who has never borne a viable child
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primipara
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woman who has borne one viable child (para 1)
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neonate
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newborn infant
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ectopic pregnancy
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extrauterine pregnancy potentially dangerous condition in which a fertilized egg is implanted and begins to develop outside uterus
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preeclamsia
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aka pregnancy induced hypertension or toxemia; complication of pregnancy causing hypertension, edema, proteinuria
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abruptio placentae
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abnormal condition in which placenta separates from uterine wall prematurely
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placenta previa
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abnormal implantation of placenta in lower part of uterus
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episiotomy
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surgical incision of perineum and vagina to facilitate delivery and prevent laceration of tissues
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episiorrhaphy
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surgical suturing to repair an episiotomy
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BPH
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benign prostatic hypertrophy
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BSE
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breast self-examination
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CVS
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chorionic villus sampling
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DRE
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digital rectal examination
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D & C
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dilation and curettage
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epis
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episiotomy
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ED
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erectile dysfunction
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EDC
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estimated date of confinement
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HRT
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hormone replacement therapy
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HPV
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Human papilloma virus
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HSV-2
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herpes simplex virus type 2
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L & D
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labor and delivery
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LMP
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last menstrual period
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PID
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pelvic inflammatory disease
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PMS
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premenstrual cycle
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PIH
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pregnancy-induced hypertension
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PSA
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prostate-specific antigen
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STD
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sexually transmitted disease
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TSE
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testicular self-examination
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VD
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veneral disease
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