Reproductive Organs

Front 1

Corpus luteum

Back 1

Secretes progesterone during the second half of the menstruation

Front 2

Coitus

Back 2

Sex

Front 3

Zygote

Back 3

Single fertilized cell

Front 4

Chorion

Back 4

Outer layer of embryo

Front 5

Amniotic sac

Back 5

Inner membrane surrounds the embryo

Front 6

Nulli gravida

Back 6

Nulli means and gravida means pregnant. Never been pregnant

Front 7

Nullipara

Back 7

Never borne a viable child

Front 8

Primigravida

Back 8

First pregnancy

Front 9

Primipara

Back 9

First viable child

Front 10

Puerperium

Back 10

Postpartum

Front 11

Lochia

Back 11

Postpartum vaginal discharge blood mucus placenta tissue

Front 12

Uterine involution

Back 12

Return the size of the uterus back to normal

Front 13

Meconium

Back 13

First green is stool of an infant

Front 14

Perinetrium

Back 14

Outer layer of uterus

Front 15

Endometrium

Back 15

Inner layer of uterus

Front 16

Pyosalpinx

Back 16

Pus in the fallopian tube

Front 17

Leukorrhea

Back 17

Perfused white vaginal discharge

Front 18

Fibroadenoma

Back 18

Excess feboris tissue in the breast

Front 19

Galactorrhea

Back 19

Galacto means milk excessive milk in the breast

Front 20

Mastalgia

Back 20

Breast pain

Front 21

Menometrorrhagia

Back 21

Excessive uterine bleeding

Front 22

Oligomenorrhea

Back 22

Light menstruation and frequent menstruation

Front 23

Conization

Back 23

Removal of the cone-shaped tissue of the cervix

Front 24

Myomectomy

Back 24

Removal of uterine fibroids

Front 25

Mons pubis

Back 25

External vaginal flush

Front 26

Bartholin glands

Back 26

Produce mucus next to the vaginal orifice

Front 27

Follicle

Back 27

Fluid-filled Sac contains a single ovum. Thousands of these on the inside surface of ovaries

Front 28

OVA

Back 28

The egg female gamete

Front 29

Fallopian tubes

Back 29

Extend from upper end of uterus point near ovaries

Front 30

Fimbriae

Back 30

Finger-like extensions at the end of each fallopian tube

Front 31

Anti flexion

Back 31

Normal bent forward position of the uterus

Front 32

Fundus

Back 32

Top of the uterus

Front 33

Corpus

Back 33

Body of the uterus

Front 34

Cervix

Back 34

Extend into the vagina

Front 35

Perryonies disease

Back 35

Bent penis during erection

Front 36

Anorchism

Back 36

Absence of one or both testes

Front 37

Cryptorchidism

Back 37

Undescended testes

Front 38

Hydrocele

Back 38

Swelling in the scrotum

Front 39

Priapism

Back 39

Painful erection

Front 40

Spermatocele e

Back 40

Sperm filled cyst in the epididymis

Front 41

Testicular torsion

Back 41

Sharp pain caused by twisting of the vas deferens

Front 42

Varicocele

Back 42

Varicose veins in the scrotum

Front 43

Orchiopexy

Back 43

Surgery to fix the undescended testes

Front 44

Perineum

Back 44

Between the scrotum and the anus between the vaginal orifice and the anus

Front 45

Seminiferous tubules

Back 45

Where semen is formed

Front 46

Epididymis

Back 46

Coil tube in testicles

Front 47

Spermatic cord

Back 47

Attached to the epididymis and to each side of a teste contains veins arteries nerves lymphs and vas deferens

Front 48

Vas deferens

Back 48

Tubes going to the urethra

Front 49

Seminal vesicles

Back 49

Glands secrete yellow substance to feed sperm open into the vas deferens

Front 50

Bulbourethral glands

Back 50

Contains pre-c**

Front 51

Spermatogenesis

Back 51

Formation of sperm

Front 52

Balanitis

Back 52

Inflammation of the glans penis

Front 53

Fimosis

Back 53

Narrowing of the foreskin

Front 54

Preeclampsia

Back 54

Hypertension proteinuria during pregnancy

Front 55

Eclampsia

Back 55

Serious version of preeclampsia consisting of hypertension proteinuria during pregnancy

Front 56

Abryoto placentae

Back 56

Placenta separates from the uterine wall before birth

Front 57

Prepuce

Back 57

For skin covering the penis

Front 58

Episiotomy

Back 58

An incision in the perineum to avoid a perianal tear