Nsg 3011 Vocabulary Ch. 17, 24, 25

Front 1

smallest structure of mammary gland

Back 1

Alveoli

Front 2

darkened area surrounding nipple

Back 2

Areola

Front 3

thin, yellow fluid, precursor of milk, secreted for a few days days after birth

Back 3

Colostrum

Front 4

suspensory ligament, fibrous bands extending from the inner breast surface to the chest wall muscles

Back 4

Cooper's Ligaments

Front 5

benign breast mass

Back 5

Fibroadenoma

Front 6

excessive breast development in the male

Back 6

Gynecomastia

Front 7

serosanguinous nipple discharge

Back 7

Intraductal Papilloma

Front 8

nipples that are depressed or invaginated

Back 8

Inverted

Front 9

conveying milk

Back 9

Mastitis

Front 10

inflammation of the breast

Back 10

Montgomery's Gland

Front 11

sebaceous glands in the areola, secrete protective lipid during lactation; also called tubercles of Montgomery

Back 11

Paget's disease

Front 12

intraductal carcinoma in the breast

Back 12

Peaud' orange

Front 13

orange-peel appearance of the breast due to edema

Back 13

Retraction

Front 14

dimple or pucker on the skin

Back 14

Striae

Front 15

atrophic pink, purple, or white linear streaks on the breast, associated with pregnancy, excessive weight gain, or rapid growth during adolescence

Back 15

Supernumerary nipple

Front 16

minute extra nipple along the embryonic milk line

Back 16

Supernumderary nipple

Front 17

extension of breast tissue into the axilla

Back 17

Tail of Spence

Front 18

red, round, superficial ulcer with a yellowish serous discharge that is a sign of syphilis

Back 18

Chance

Front 19

soft, pointed, fleshy papules that occur on the genitalia and are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV)

Back 19

Condylomata Acuminata

Front 20

undeescended testes

Back 20

Cryptorchidism

Front 21

inflammation of the urinary bladder

Back 21

Cystitis

Front 22

structure composed of coiled ducts located over the superior and posterior surfaced of the testes, which stores sperm

Back 22

Epididymis

Front 23

congenital defect in which urethra opens on the dorsal (upper) side of penis instead of at the tip

Back 23

Epispadias

Front 24

weak spot in abdominal muscle wall(usually in area of inguinal canal or femoral canal)through which a loop if bowel may protrude

Back 24

Hernia

Front 25

a sexually transmitted disease characterized by clusters of small painful vesicles, caused by a virus

Back 25

Herpes Genitalis

Front 26

cystic fluid in tunica vaginalis surrounding testis

Back 26

Hydrocele

Front 27

congenital defect in which urethra opens on the ventral (under) side of penis rather than at the tip

Back 27

Hypospadias

Front 28

acute inflammation of testis, usually associated with mumps

Back 28

Orchitis

Front 29

foreskin is retracted and fixed behind the glands penis

Back 29

Paraphimosis

Front 30

nontender, hard plaques on the surface of penis, associated with painful bending of penis during erection

Back 30

Peyronie's disease

Front 31

foreskin is advanced and tightly fixed behind the glans of penis

Back 31

Phimosis

Front 32

(foreskin) the hood or flap os skin over the glans penis that often is surgically removed after birth by circumcision

Back 32

Prepuce

Front 33

prolonged, painful erection of penis without sexual desire

Back 33

Priapism

Front 34

collection of vas deferens, blood vessels, lymphatic, and nerves that ascends along the testis and through the inguinal canal into the abdomen

Back 34

Spermatic cord

Front 35

rentention cyst in epididymis filled with milky fluid that contains sperm

Back 35

Spermatocele

Front 36

sudden twisting of spermatic cord; a surgical emergency

Back 36

Torsion

Front 37

dilated tortuous varicose veins in the spermatic cord

Back 37

Varicocele

Front 38

duct carrying sperm from the epididymis through the abdomen and then into the urethra

Back 38

Vas deferens

Front 39

painful longitudinal tear in tissue, e.g., in the superficial mucosa at the anal margin

Back 39

Fissure

Front 40

flabby papulesof skin or mucous membrane in the anal region caused by a vericose vein of the hemorrhoidal plexus

Back 40

Hemorrhoid

Front 41

blood in the stool

Back 41

Melena

Front 42

intching or burning sensation in the skin

Back 42

Pruritus

Front 43

excessive fat in the stool as in gastrointestinal malabsorption of fat

Back 43

Steatorrhea

Front 44

on of three semilunar transverse folds that cross one-half the circumference of the rectal lumen

Back 44

Valves of Houston