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Amniotomy

Artificial rupture of the amniotic sac

Arteriosclerosis

Harding of the arteries caused by build up of plaque within the intima and inner media of the large and medium arteries

Braxton Hicks

False labor

Candidiasis

Infection of the skin or mucous membrane

Cognitive function

Awareness with perception reasoning judgement

Cryosurgery

Destruction of the tissue by application of extreme cold

Cystitis

Inflammation of the urinary bladder

Dilation

Expansion of an orifice or organ

Dysmenorrhea

Painful menses

Dysplasia

Abnormal development of tissue

Fulgurate

To destroy by contact with high frequency electric current

Gerontology

Study of problems with aging

Gravity

Total number of pregnancies regardless of duration including the present one

Incontinence

Uncontrollable loss of urine

Libido

Sexual drive

Metastasis

In cancer, malignant cells spread form the primary growth to a new location

Neonatal

Pertaining to new born ; first 4 weeks of life

Parity

Carrying pregnancy to point of viability regardless of outcome

Presbycusis

Progressive loss of hearing caused by normal aging

Residual urine

Amount of urine remaining in bladder after voiding

Retention

Inability to completely empty bladder when voiding

Senile

Mental or physical weakness most times with aging

Titer

Measurement of amount of antibody present against a particular antigen

Tympanostomy

Placement of a tube in the tympanic membrane to allow ventilation to the middle ear

Viable

Able to live grow develop after birth usually 24 wks or greater than 1 pond