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the branch of medicine that diagnoses and treats conditions of the female reproductive organs
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gynecology
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studies and works with women who are pregnant or giving birth
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obstetrics
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person who specializes in female disorders
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gynecologist
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person who specializes in delivery of babies and care of mothers during birth process
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obstetrician
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surgical puncture
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-centesis
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surgical puncture into the lung
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pleurocentesis
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surgical puncture into the amnion sac
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amniocentesis
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pregnancy (times pregnant)
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-gravida
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refers to women having more than one birth
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multigravida
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woman experiencing first pregnancy
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primigravida
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women who carries pregnancy to viability (live birth)
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-para
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women who has borne more that one child
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multipara
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adjective form of multipara
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multiparous
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first birth
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primipara
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woman who has never had a child
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nullipara
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delivery, childbirth
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-partum
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after delivery (refers to mother)
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postpartum
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before delivery (refers to mother)
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prepartum
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unequal
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aniso
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when a womans breasts are of unequal size
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anisomastia
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when cells are of unequal size
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anisocytosis
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before, in front of (latin)
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ante
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before birth
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antepartum
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before death
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antemortem
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before the fever
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antepyretic
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two, both
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Bi
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referring to both sides
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bilateral
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outside of
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ecto
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out of place
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ectopic
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inner
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endo
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inner lining of the uterus
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endometrium
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inflammation of uterine tissue
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endometritis
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condition of the uterine tissue
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endometriosis
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below, under
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infra-
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below or under the mammary gland
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inframammary
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same, equal
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iso-
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solution having the same osmotic pressure as RBC's; ie normal saline
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isotonic
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equal dimensions
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isometric
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condition in which cells are of equal size
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isocytosis
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many
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multi-
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producing many or more than one at a birth
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multiparous
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women who has borne more than one child
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multipara
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woman who has have many or more than one pregnancy
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multigravida
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none
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nulli
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a woman who has never been pregnat
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nulligravida
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after, following (greek)
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post-
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after delivafter birth
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postnatal
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after an operation
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postoperative
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after intercourse
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postcoital
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before, in front of (latin)
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pre-
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before delievery
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prepartum
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first
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primi-
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relating to having the first birth
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primiparous
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having the first child
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primipara
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woman experiencing her first pregnancy
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primigravida
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time 3-6 weeks following birth when teh mother is physically recovering form pregnancy and giving birth
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puerperium
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referring to time after giving birth
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puerperial
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slow or difficult labor or delivery
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dystocia
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abdomen
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abdomin/o
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surgical puncture in abdomen to remove fluid
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abdominocenesis
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amnion
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amni/o
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cervix, neck
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cervic/o
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pertaining/referring to cervix
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cervical
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excision of cercix
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cervicectomy
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inflammation of cervix
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cervicitis
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vagina
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colp/o
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vaginal pain
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colpodynia
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vaginal spasm
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colpospasm
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surgical repair of the vagina
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colpoplasty
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process of examining the vagina
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colposcopy
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instrument used to examine the vagina
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colposcope
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prolapse of vagina
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colpoptosis
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fixation of a prolapse vagina
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colpopexy
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inflammation of the vagina
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colpitis
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suture of vagina
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colporrhaphy
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excision of part of the vagina
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colpectomy
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displaced, out of place
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ectop/o
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out of place
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ectopic
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pregnant women
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gravid/o
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having first labor and delivery
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primigravida
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having multiple pregnancies
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multigravida
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woman (greek)
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gynec/o
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like or resembling woman
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gynecoid
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any disease peculiar to women
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gynecopathy
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abnormal fear of women
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gynecophobia
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uterus as an organ
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hyster/o
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incision into the uterus
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hysterotomy
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disease of uterus
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hysteropathy
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herniation of uterus
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hysterocele
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excision of uterus
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hysterectomy
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spasm of uterus
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hysterospasm
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image or picture of uterus
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hysterogram
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image of uterus and uterine tubes
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hystero-salpingogram
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abdomen, abdominal wall
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lapar/o
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process of examining the abdominal cavity with a larparocope
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larparoscopy
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excision of abdomen, uterus, uterine tubes, and ovaries
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larparohysterosalpingo-oophorectomy
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mammary glands
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mamm/o
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process of taking xray of breast
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mammography
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surgical repair of breast
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mammoplasty
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picture of the breast
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mammogram
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below or under the mammary gland
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inframammary
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breast
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mast/o
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inflammation of the breast
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mastitis
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surgical excision of the breast
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mastectomy
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cancerous tumor of the breast
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mastocarcinoma
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condition of the breast
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mastia
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menstration, menses
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men/o
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discharge from an unpregnant female
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menstruation
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permanent cessation of menes
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menopause
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females first menstrual period
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menarche
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flow of menstration
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menorrhea
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difficult menstruation (cramps)
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dysmenorrhea
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stopping menstrual flow by medication or surgery
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menostasis
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excessive menstruation
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menorrhagia
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referring to menses
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menstrual
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temporary absence of flow
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amenorrhea
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tissues of teh uterus
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metr/o
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inflammation of teh tissues of the uterus
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metritis
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uterine musculature
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myometruim
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paralysis of muscular of uterine tissues
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metroparalysis
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uterine disease
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metropathy
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inner lining of the uterus
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endometrium
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inflammation of uterine tissue
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endometritis
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condition of teh uterine tissue
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endometriosis
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birth
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nat/o
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pertaining to after birth
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postnatal
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pertaining to before birth
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prenatal
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the study of treatment of newborns
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neonatology
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pertaining to birth
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natal
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eggs, ovum,
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o/o
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singular for egg
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ovum
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plural for egg
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ova
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the release of an ovum form the ovary
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ovulation
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embryonic egg cell
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ooblast
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formation and development of an ovum
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oogenesis
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ovary "egg" bearing
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oophor/o
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inflammation of the ovary
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oophoritis
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sugical removal of ovary
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oophorectomy
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tumor of the ovary
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oophoroma
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prolapse of teh ovary
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oophoroptosis
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uterine tube (fallopian tube)
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salping/o
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instument used to view the uterine tube
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salpingoscope
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a surgical opening in the uterine tube
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salpingostomy
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inflammation of uterine tube and ovary
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salpingo-oophoritis
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removal of uterus, uterine tubes, and ovaries
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hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy
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syphilis
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syphil/o
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fear of syphilis
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syphilophobia
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therapy for syphilis
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syphilotherapy
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place
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top/o
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an abnormal position of an organ or part
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ectopia
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pregnancy outside of teh uterus
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ectopic pregnancy
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vagina
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vagin/o
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pertaining to teh vagina
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vaginal
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an imaging procedure that views teh tissues of teh vagina and uterus across the vagina
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transvaginal ultrasound
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penetration of the ovum by teh sperm
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fertilization
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implantation of teh blastocyst inot the endometrium
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conception
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fertilized ovum in teh earliest stages of cell division
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zygote
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reaches the womb around day 5, and implants into the uterine wall on about day 6
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blastocyst
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multiple cell stages in teh first timester
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embryo
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attachment of teh embryo onto the endometrium
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implantation
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termination of pregnancy
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abortion
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spontaneous abortion
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miscarriage
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unborn young in second and third trimester
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fetus
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delivery of fetus in the second or third timester before full-term gestation
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premature delivery
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baby from birth until walking
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infant
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f
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female
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Ab I
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one abortion
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para II
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2 live birth
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failure to thrive
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FTT
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syphilis test
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RPR
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