Reproductive Health And Blood + Immunity

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Cisgender

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Same Gender

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Transgender

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sex assigned at birth does not match the gender of which the person feels

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Transgender man

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A person with female genitalia who identifies as a male

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Transgender woman

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A person with male genitalia who identifies as a female

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Top surgery

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Often known as mastectomy, more common than bottom surgery. Used for transgender men

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Orchiectomy

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removal of testes and using scrotum to create vulva. Can be more effective than taking only drugs

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Intersex

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someone whose sex is not easily definable

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Phaloplasty

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adding penis

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Plasma

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liquid in blood

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Platelets

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cell fragments

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Neutrophil

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will go after bacteria that has phagocytic activity

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Agranulocytes

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cells that do not have granules

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Pancytopenia

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deficiency in all blod cells

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anemia

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lack of blood

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hematopoiesis

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formation of blood

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Gonad

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where gametes form

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prepuce

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foreskin

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anorchism

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lack of testicles

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cryptorchidism

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when testes are in the abdomen and will need surgery to move them down

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spermatorrhea

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pathological discharge of sperm

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epiditymitis

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inflammation of epiditymis

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vasectomy

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ligation of vas deferens

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vasostomy

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to repair vasectomy

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prostatectomy

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removal of prostate

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inguinal hernia

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pushing of intestines into inguinal canal

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fimbriae

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fingerlike projections that allow the egg to go through the oviduct

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endometrium

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increases in thickness in menstrual cycle

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myometrium

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majority of portion that covers the uterus

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cervix

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portion of uterus that enters into vagina

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os

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entry way into uterus

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fornix

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where vagina meets with cervix

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cul de sac

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section in between uterus and rectum

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anovulatory

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inability to produce oocyte

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oophorectomy

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removal of ovary

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salpingooophorectomy

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removal of oviduct and ovary

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metrorrhagia

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breakthrough bleeding

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vaginitis

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inflammation of vagina

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colposcopy

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exam to visualize vagina

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episiotomy

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incision in inferior vulva to allow opening which makes ti easier for a baby to pass through

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perineal

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pertaining to perineum

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menarche

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onset of menstruation

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dysmenorrhea

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difficulty with menstruation

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oligiomenorrhea

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few menses per year

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menorrhagia

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excessive bleeding

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leucorrhea

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white discharge

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mastalgia

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pain in breast

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tubal ligation

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when the uterine tube is ligated, resulting in vasectomy.