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56 Cards in this Set
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Genitalia
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reproductive system
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Internal reproductive parts (Female)
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ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina
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External reproductive parts (Female)
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labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, Bartholin's glands
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Ovaries
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produce the eggs
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Fallopian tubes/ Oviducts/ uterine tubes
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carries egg from ovaries to uterus
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Fimbriae
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fingerlike projections; catches egg and brings it into the fallopian tubes
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Uterus
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where baby is nourished
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Anteflexion
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to bend forward; normal position of uterus.
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Fundus
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top of the uterus
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Body
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Middle of the uterus
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Cervix
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bottom of uterus
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Perimetrium
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outer layer of tissue of uterus
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Myometrium
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middle layer of tissue of uterus
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Endometrium
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inner layer of tissue of uterus
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Vagina
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tube from cervix to outside
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Pregnancy/ Gestation
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baby inside mother
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Ovulation
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once a month when egg is released
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Fraternal Twins
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two seperate eggs fertilized
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Identical Twins
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come from 2 eggs 1 baby seperates
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Conception
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when egg is fertilized by sperm; baby is called a zygote
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Embryo
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what a baby is called after conception up to 3 months
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fetus
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what a baby is called 3 months until baby is born
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LMP (last menstrual period)
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approx. date of conception
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Duration of pregnancy
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-9 months
-3 trimesters -40 weeks -280 days |
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Placenta/ afterbirth
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provides nourishment and oxygen to baby
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Three stages of labor
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1. Cervix dilates (10 cm is fully dialated)
2. Amniotic sac breaks (water breaks 3. placenta comes out |
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Postpartum
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afterbirth
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Neonate
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what baby is called after first 4 weeks after birth
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Meconium
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Baby's first BM
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Puerperium
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amount of time for uterus to get back to normal after giving birth (3 to 6 weeks)
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Menopause
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official ending of menstrual periods
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Dysmenorrhea
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painful menstrual flow
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Metrorrhagia
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bleeding during period and at other times (may indicate need for histerectomy)
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Ectopic Pregnancy
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baby is somewhere other than the uterus
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Spontaneous abortion
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miscarriage
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Preeclamspia
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when preg woman has HBP, edema, high protein in urine
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Eclampsia
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can convolutions, death
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Crowning
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head at vaginal opening
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Breech presentation
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different part of body coming out first
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premature infant
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baby was born before 37th week
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Stillbirth
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baby dies sometime during labor or delivery
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Endometriosis
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piecces of endometrium break off and attach elsewhere
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PID
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inflammation of female reproductive organs
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Atresia
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without opening
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Dyspareunia
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painful intercourse
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Infertility
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female or male are unable to reproduce
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Menarche
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official beginning of period
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Perineum
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area between uvula and anus
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Abruptio placentae
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placenta becomes seperated
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Parturition
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child birth
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Pelvimetry
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measurement of pelvis
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Placenta previa
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placenta is never in correct position
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aminocentesis
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surgical puncture to remove fluid from amniotic sac
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Pap Test
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diagnostic test for cervical cancer
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Cesarean birth
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surgery to remove the baby
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D&C
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dilating cervix and scraping uterus
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