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beginning of menstrual function
menarche
cessation of menstruation
menopause
Papanicolaou smear =
Pap smear
testing which examines the cells of the female tract (cervix, endometrium, and
vagina) to determine if there are any precancerous or cancerous lesions. The annual exam also includes regular breast examinations to palpate lumps, and eventually (after age 35) mammograms are ordered to examine the breasts radiographically for lesions
Pap smear/Papanicolaou smear
3 parts of female tract
cervix, endometrium, vagina
what test determines if there are any precancerous or cancerous lesions
Pap test
this word literally means an exam with both hands
bimanual
gynecologoy exam wherein one hand (or fingers only) is placed in the vagina and the other on the abdomen in order to palpate the uterus
bimanual exam
common cancer in women
cervical cancer
hormone; the most potent naturally-occurring estrogen in humans
estradiol
hormone; follicle-stimulating hormone secreted by the hypothalamus to enable follicles to develop properly
FSH
secretes a follicle-stimulating hormone called FSH
hypothalamus
(phase) number of days between ovulation and the last day of the menstrual cycle, be long
enough for pregnancy to occur. (This is named for the corpus luteum and is also called the postovulatory phase.)
luteal phase
postovulatory phase =
luteal phase
phase named for the corpus luteum
luteal phase/postovulatory phase
internal organs of reproductive system need to be present and functioning properly for what to occur
pregnancy
procedures to assess the state of internal organs of reproductive system for
pregnancy
ultrasounds
a dye-test with visualization of the tubes and uterus by x-ray
hysterosalpingograms
examination of the interior of the abdomen or pelvis with a scope
laparoscopies
dye-test of tubes under direct or camera visualization
chromotubation