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Fallopian Tubes/ Oviducts/Uterine Tubes
carries egg from Ovaries to Utereus
Fimbriae
Finger like projections
Uterus
baby nurished, holds baby.
Anteflexion
bend foward, correct position for uterus
Fundus
Top
Body
Middle
Cervix
Lower
Perimetrium
Outer
Myometrium
Middle
Endometrium
Inside
Vagina
Tube that goes from cervix to outside body
Pregnancy/Gestation
Baby aboard
Ovulation
Once a month egg released
Fraternal Twins
2 eggs fert
identical twins
1 egg divides - 2 babies
cconception/zygote
sperm fertilizes zygote (baby)
Embryo
after conception - > 3 months
fetus
3 months til born
LMP
last menstrual period
Duration of pregnancy
40 weeks 280 bdays 3 trimesters - 3 months
meconium
babies first bowel movement
puerperium
amnt of time for uterus is normal
Dysmenorrhea
painful menstrual flow
Metrorrhagia
heavy bleeding, other times.
Menorrhagia
Heavy bleeding during period
Ectopic pregnancy
egg isnt in uterus
spontaneous abortion
miscarriage
preeclampsia
high amnt of protein in urine
eclampsia
pregnant woman coma
crowning
see baby head at vagional opening
breech presentation
any other part baby comes other head
premature infant
been before 37th week
stillbirth
dies before born
endometriosis
peices of eneometrum break
PID
inflammation of female reproductive organs
atresia
mouth opening
dyspareunia
pain during intercourse
infertitlity
unable to have children
menarche
beginning of period
perineum
area between vulva and anus
Electronic fetal monitor
monitor baby while mom is in labor
apgar score
monitor/evulate after born
1. heart rate
2. breathing respiration
3. appearance/clearance
4. response.
5. muscle movement.

done at 1 min & 5min.
bilaterial
both sides
scrotum
holds testes, supports
perineum
area between scrotum and anus
testes
produce sperm
seminiferous tubules
actual part of testes that produce sperm
epididymis
carries sperms to vas deferns
vas deferens
carries sperm to urethra
seminal vesciles
prodduces substance that nourishes sperm
prostate gland
helps w/ movement of sperm
glans penis
tip of penis
prepuce/foreskin
covers & protects penis
bph
benine prostatic hyper

(enlarged prostate)
crypotorchidism
hidden testes - havent decended into scrotum
psa
prostate specific antigen. blood test to diagnosis prostate cancer
hydrocele
eccumulation of fluid, usually see in scrotum
hypospadias
abnormal , opening ureathra on underneath side
phimosis
opening of foreskin is narrow
circumcision
done on male babies removal part of foreskin