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133 Cards in this Set

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gametes/ova
eggs
2 Hormones produced by ovaries
progesterone
estrogen
mesentery
double layer of peritoneum that supports the ovaries
mesovarian
peritoneum connecting ovary to abdominal wall
suspensory ligament
fold - out from ovary to pelvic wall
ovarian ligament
fibrous ligament connecting ovary to surface of uterus
cortex
outer part of organ
medulla
inner part of an organ
stroma
connective tissue of cortex that contains ovarian follicles
graafian follicle
mature ovarian follicle - makes estrogen
corpus luteum
ruptured ovarian follicle - makes progesterone
oviducts
fallopian tube
ampulla
longest part of fallopian tube
infundibulum
end part of fallopian tube
fundus
upper part of uterus
proliferative
endometrium regenerates and blood supply increases
fornix
recessed area around cervix
vestibular gland
lubricating gland for fornix
Bartholin's gland
lubricating gland for fornix
vulva
external genitalia
mons pubis
pad of tissue of symphysis pubis
perineum
between thighs and anus
sebaceous glands
glands secrete greasy lubrication
prepuce
fold of skin over clitorus
mammary
modified sweat glands - makes milk
areola
pigment around nipple
menarche
beginning menstruation
Papanicolaou smear (Pap)
examines cells for cancerous lesions
mammograms
radiograph of breast
bimanual
examines with 2 hands - vagina and abdomen
estradiol
potent naturally occuring estrogen
FSH
follicle stimulating hormone secreted by hypothalmus
luteal phase
names for corpus luteum - postovulatory phase
hysterosalpingogram
dye-test of tubes and uterus by x-ray
laparoscopy
see abdomen with scope
chromotubation
dye-test of tubes with camera
puberty
when secondary sex changes begin
HCG
human chorionic gonadotropin - pregnancy hormone
gestation
fertilization to birth
gravida
pregnant woman
parity
# of pregnancies
para
# of living children
maternal serum alpha fetoprotein (MSAF)
blood test to check hormone levels - if high then tube defect, multiple babies, or wrong dates
amniocentesis
needle aspiration of amniotic fluid
amniotomy
delivery of mucous plug and rupture of membranes
breech
butt first
Baby's head first
vertex
effacement
change of cervix during labor
dilation
opening of cervix
external os
external orifice
episiotomy
incision of perineum
Apgar scale
newborn assessment (0 - 10)
postpardum
after childbirth
parturition
process of giving birth
lochia
vaginal discharge 1-2 wks after birth
amenorrhea
abnormal stoppage of menstrual flow
dysmenorrhea
painful menstruation
dyspareunia
painful coitus
dysuria
painful urination
hirsutism
abnormal hairiness
hirsute
hairy
menometrorrhagia
excessive uterine bleeding
menorrhea
menstruation
metrorrhagia
menstrual bleeding in various amts and intervals
mitelschmertz
painful ovulation
oligomenorrhea
infrequent flow of mentruation
pica
craving strange foods - like dirt
pruritus vulvae
itching genitalia
SA/TA
spontaneous abortion/therapeutic abortion
abrupto placentae
detachement of placenta - fatal to fetus
anovulation
absence of ovulation
Asherman syndrome
persistent amenorrhea/sterility from adhesion
candidiasis
inffection from fungus Candida
cervicitis
inflammation of cervix
Chlamydia
(STD) bacteria - infertility
dystocia
difficult labor
endometriosis
endometrial tissue grows outside uterus
endometritis
inflammation of endometrium
fibradenoma
benign tumor of fibrous tissue of breast
fibrocystic disease
painful cysts in breast
fibroma
(leiomyoma)
tumors in uterine tissue
gonorrhea
(STD) bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae - inflammation, pain, discharge
herpes
inflammation of skin by herpes virus (clusters of vesicles)
hydatidiform mole
abnormal pregnancy - villi form mass of cysts
infertility
diminished ability to have children
sterility
unable to have children
mastitis
inflammation of mammary glands
nabothian cyst
sm. yellow mass of endocervical gland - can be seen at cervical os
oophoritis
inflammation of ovaries
Paget disease
intraductal carcinoma of breast (Also, neoplasm of vulva)
placenta previa
placenta near entrance to cervix
precocious puberty
early sexual maturation
preeclampsia
pregnancy hypertension, edema, and proteinuria
puerperal
from end of labor to involution of uterus (6 wks)
puerperal infection
infection during the puerperal phase
salpingitis
inflammation of uterine/fallopian tubes
syphilis
(STD) can be latent for years - lesions and rashes on organs.
teratoma
neoplasm of ovary originating from germ cells
neoplasm
new abnormal growth
trichomoniasis
(STD) caused by parasitic protozoa
Turner syndrome
born with no ovaries
GU
genitourinary (doctor)
gonadf
gamete production gland of males
median septum
separation between 2 testes
tunica albuginea
connective tissue around testes
seminiferous tubules
sperm produced there
rete testes
canals sperm travel through
efferent ductules
rete testes empty into this
dartros and cremaster
muscle of scrotal wall that elevates testes and controls temperature
What are the 3 acessory glands?
seminal vesicle
prostate
bulbourethral
What do the acessory glands do?
serete additives to sperm that strengthens and protects
vas deferens
transports sperm from epididymis to urethra
What group of structures make up spermatic cord
vas deferens
arteries
veins
lymph vessels
nerves
semin
secretions and sperm
Cowper gland
2 (pea size) bulbourethral glands
urethra
2 cm. S-shape tube
meatus
end of urethra
prepuce
foreskin
circumcision
removal of prepuce
How long is the epididymis?
6-7 meters
balanitis
inflammation of penis
benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)
benign prostatic hyperplasia
enlarged prostate
cryptochidism
undescended testicle
hydrocele
cystic mass of spermatic cord or testicle - fluid between the layers of tunica vaginalis
hypospadias
opening of urethra on underside
hyperspadias
urethra opening on top
orchitis
inflammation of testicle
phimosis
inability of foreskin to be retracted from penis
paraphimosis
once retracted, inability of foreskin to be returned to normal position
priapism
persistent erection
spermatocele
spermatic cyst (looks like a 3rd testes)
torsion
twisting of spermatic cord - it is hereditary, and can become gangrenous if not corrected
varicocele
large veins in scrotum that "feels like worms." (It empties when supine)