Medical Terminology: Female Reproductive System
Medical terminology for Ch8 Female Reproductive System from The Language of Medicine by Davi-Ellen Chabner
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- Excessive flow of blood from uterus between menstrual periods
- Painful labor & delivery
- Menarche refers to
- Pieces of the inner lining/layer of the uterus are ectopic (growing out of place):
- Term for the darker pigmented area around the nipple of the breast
- Cessation of menstruation
- Area between the vagina and the anus on the female external genitalia
- The testes & ovaries are
- Abnormal discharge of milk from the breast (often associated with pituitary tumors)
- Pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse
- The ovum and sperm are
- Refers to pregnancy or the period from fertilization until right before birth:
- Area in the internal abdominal cavity between the uterus and the wall of the rectum:
- Premature separation of the placenta from the wall of the uterus:
- A doctor's attempt to externally turn a fetus from a breech to cephalic position:
- The abnormal development or enlargement of breasts in a male:
- Describes condition in which placenta covers the opening of the cervix:
- Heavy uterine bleeding during, and in between menstrual periods
- First stage in prenatal development (after fertilization)
- Condition of false pregnancy in which no pregnancy exists yet physical changes occur:
- Labor and birth
- Condition in which a pregnancy occurs in the fallopian tube or area other than uterus:
- The presence or absence of this hormone indicates whether a pregnancy has occurred:
- Correct spelling for female's monthly shedding of uterine lining/endometrium:
- This hormone maintains the endometrium and development of the placenta
- This hormone stimulates development of secondary sex characteristics in females:
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