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Ch. 12 Terminology 1+1=3 or more Flashcards

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reproductive system

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responsible for producing offspring

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theriogenology

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used to describe
animal reproduction or the study of producing beasts

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Theri/o, gen/o, -logy

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beast, producing, study

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genitals, genitalia

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reproductive organs, whether male or female

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genit/o

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organs of reproduction

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gonads

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Sex glands

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orch/o , orchi/o , orchid/o , test/o , and testicul/o

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testes

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seminiferous tubules

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testicle is divided into compartments that contain coiled tubes called

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interstitial

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cells between the spaces are called

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Leydig’s cells

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interstitial cells of the testes are called

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Sertoli cells

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specialized cells in the testes that support and nourish sperm growth

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Sperm or spermatozoa

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male gametes, or sex cells

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Spermatozoon

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is one gamete

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sperm/o and spermat/o

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combining forms for spermatozoa

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acrosome

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top of the head is a structure which contains enzymes that allow the spermatozoon to penetrate the ovum

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Spermatogenesis

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production of male gametes

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scrotum or scrotal sac

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external pouch that encloses and supports the testes

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scrot/o

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scrotum

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perineum

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area between the scrotum and the anus in
males is the

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Perine/o

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combining form for the area between the scrotum
(or vulva in females) and anus

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epididymis

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the tube at the upper part of each testis that
secretes part of the semen, stores semen before ejaculation, and provides a passageway for sperm

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testes or testicles

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male sex glands that produce spermatozoa

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testis

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a single gland

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motile

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capable of spontaneous motion

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epididym/o

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combining form for epididymis

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ductus deferens

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a tube connected to the epididymis that carries
sperm into the pelvic region toward the urethra

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ampulla

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ductus deferens in swine has a glandular portion called

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seminal vesicles or vesicular glands

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two glands that open into the ductus deferens where it joins the urethra

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Semen

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ejaculatory fluid that contains sperm and the secretions of the accessory sex glands

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Semin/i

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semen

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ejaculatory duct

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formed by the union of the ductus deferens and the duct from the seminal vesicles

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prostate gland

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single gland that surrounds or is near the urethra and may be well defined or diffuse depending on the species

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prostat/o

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prostate gland

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bulbourethral glands

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two glands located on either side of the urethra

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Cowper’s glands

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pea sized glands present inferior to the prostate gland in the male reproductive system

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penis

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male sex organ that carries reproductive and urinary products out of the body

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prepuce

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retractable fold of skin covering the glans penis

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foreskin

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prepuce is sometimes called

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os penis

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which is a bone encased in the penile tissue

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pen/i and priap/o

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penis

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sigmoid flexure

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an S-shaped bend in the penis

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urethra

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a tube passing through the penis to the outside of the body

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urethr/o

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urethra

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ovaries

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small pair of organs located in the caudal abdomen

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ova

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eggs

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graafian follicles

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ovaries contain many small sacs called

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ovari/o and oophor/o

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female gonad

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oo/o , ov/i , and ov/o

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egg

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oocyte

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egg cell

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uterine tubes

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paired tubes that extend from the cranial portion of the uterus to the ovary (although they are not attached to the ovary)

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oviducts and fallopian tubes

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uterine tubes

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infundibulum

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distal end of each uterine tube is a funnel-shaped opening called

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fimbriae

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infundibulum contains fringed extensions called

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Fertilization

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egg and sperm union

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uterus

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a thick-walled, hollow organ with muscular walls and a mucous membrane lining that houses the developing embryo in pregnant females

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hyster/o , metri/o , metri/o , and
uter/o

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uterus.

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cornus

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horn

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bicornuate

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which means having two large, well-defined uterine horns

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corpus

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body, middle portion of the uterus

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cervix

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neck. The caudal portion of the uterus that extends into the vagina

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Cervic/o

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means neck

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perimetrium

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membranous outer layer of the uterus

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Peri

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prefix for surrounding

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myometrium

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muscular middle layer of the uterus

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My/o

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muscle

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endometrium

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inner layer of the uterus

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Endo-

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within

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cervix

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caudal continuation of the uterus and marks the cranial extent of the vagina

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sphincters

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cervix contains ring like smooth muscle called

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cervic/o

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means neck or necklike structure.

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vagina

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the muscular tube lined with mucosa that extends from the cervix to the outside of the body

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colp/o and vagin/o

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vagina

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hymen

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membranous fold of tissue may partially or
completely cover the external vaginal orifice. This fold is called

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orifice

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an entrance or outlet from a body cavity

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vulva

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also known as the female external genitalia

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pudendum

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external opening to the urogenital tract and consists of the vaginal orifice, vestibular glands, clitoris, hymen, and urethral orifice

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vulv/o and episi/o

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vulva

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perineum

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region between the vaginal orifice and anus in females

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labia

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fleshy borders or edges of the vulva and are occasionally called the lips

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vaginal orifice

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the entrance from the vagina to the outside of the body

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vestibular glands (also known as
Bartholin’s glands in primates)

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found in bovine, feline, and occasionally ovine species

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clitoris

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sensitive erectile tissue of females located in the ventral portion of the vulva

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urethral orifice

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found where the vagina and vulva join and is sometimes associated with a vestigial hymen

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mammary glands

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milk-producing glands

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mammae

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mammary glands

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udder

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the mammary gland is called

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teat

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nipple area is called

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quarters

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In cows, the four mammae are called

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alveoli

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milk-secreting sacs called

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lactiferous duct

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lobe drains toward the teat or papilla via a

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Lact/i

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milk

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lactiferous sinus

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composed of the gland cistern (within the gland) and the teat cistern (within the teat)

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papillary duct

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commonly called the streak canal

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mamm/o and mast/o

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mammary glands

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estrous cycle (heat cycle)

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occurs at the onset of puberty and continues throughout an animal’s life

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ovulation

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graafian follicle ruptures, a process

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corpus luteum

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yellow ruptured follicle is called

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follicular phase

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stage of the estrous cycle in which the graafian follicle is present is called

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luteal phase

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stage of the estrous cycle in which the corpus luteum is present is called

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proestrus

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period of the estrous cycle before sexual receptivity

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pro-

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before

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estrus

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period of the estrous cycle in which the female is receptive to the male

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Ovulation

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the animal is said to be in heat . This also is called
standing heat

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metestrus

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short period of the estrous cycle after sexual receptivity

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corpus albicans

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white body

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diestrus

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period of the estrous cycle after metestrus

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anestrus

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period of the estrous cycle when the animal is sexually quiet

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monestrous

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having one estrous or heat cycle per year

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polyestrous

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having more than one estrous or heat cycle per year

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spontaneous ovulators

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animals in which ovum release occurs cyclically

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induced ovulators

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animals in which the ovum is released only after copulation; also called reflex ovulators

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seasonally

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pertaining to a specific time of year

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Copulation and coitus

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two words used to describe sexual intercourse

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tie

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period of copulation between a male and female canine during which the two animals are locked together by penile erectile tissue

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conception

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beginning of a new individual resulting from fertilization

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meiosis

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the cell receives half the chromosomes from each parent is called

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Implantation

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the attachment and embedding of the zygote in
the uterus

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embryo

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developing zygote after implantation is called

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fetus

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unborn animal is called

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copulat/o and coit/o

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joining together

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Intromission

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insertion of the penis into the vagina

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ejaculates

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release semen during copulation

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Fertilization

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the union of ovum and sperm

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placenta

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female organ of mammals that develops during pregnancy and joins mother and offspring for exchange of nutrients, also called afterbirth

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umbilical cord

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structure that forms where the fetus
communicates with the placenta

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umbilicus

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structure that forms on the abdominal wall where the umbilical cord was connected to the fetus

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Umbilic/o

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navel

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amnion (amniotic sac or bag of waters)

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innermost membrane enveloping the embryo in the uterus is called the

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chorion

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outermost layer of the placenta

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cotyledon (buttons)

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is the elevation of the ruminant placenta that is on the fetal surface and adheres to the maternal caruncle

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caruncle

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is the fleshy mass on the maternal ruminant placenta that attaches to the fetal cotyledon

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placentome

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together the caruncle and cotyledon form the

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Pregnancy

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is the condition of having a developing fetus in the uterus and is the time period between conception and parturition

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gravid/o

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pregnant

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-para

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suffix meaning to bear or bring forth.

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nulligravida

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one who has never been pregnant; nulli- means none

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nullipara

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female who has never borne a viable fetus

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primigravida

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female during first pregnancy; primi- means first

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primipara

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female who has borne one offspring

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multigravida

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one who has had multiple pregnancies

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multiparous

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female who has borne multiple offspring during the same gestation

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litter

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is a group of offspring born during the same labor

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viviparous

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bearing live young

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oviparous

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bearing eggs

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ovovivparous

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=producing eggs that are hatched within the body, so that young are born alive but without placental attachment such as snake

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Cyesis, pregn/o

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pregnancy

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Gestation

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the period of development of the fetus in the uterus from conception to parturition and is the
term more commonly used in reference to animals

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gest/o and gestat/o

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gestation

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viable

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capable of living outside the mother

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parturition/ labor

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act of giving birth is called

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Part/o

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giving birth

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antepartum

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period before the onset of labor

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postpartum

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the period immediately after labor

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Presentation

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orientation of the fetus before delivery

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Transverse presentation

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involves the fetus lying across the cervix, and normal parturition is not achieved

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breech presentation

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the tail of the fetus is presented first and delivery may or may not be obstructed

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dilation

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act of stretching

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delivery

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Expulsion of the fetus

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neonate

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newborn is called

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meconium

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first stool of a newborn that consists of material collected in the intestine of the fetus is called

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uterine involution

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uterus returning to normal size

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colostrum

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thick fluid that contains nutrients and antibodies needed by the neonate

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Lactation

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process of forming and secreting milk

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amniocentesis

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surgical puncture with a needle through the abdominal and uterine walls to obtain amniotic fluid to evaluate the fetus

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radiography

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procedure in which film is exposed as ionizing radiation passes through the patient and shows the internal body structures in profile

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ultrasound

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diagnostic test using high-frequency waves to evaluate internal structures

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abortion

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termination of pregnancy. The combining form abort/o means premature expulsion of a nonviable fetus

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azoospermia

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absence of sperm in the semen

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benign prostatic hypertrophy

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abnormal noncancerous enlargement of the prostate; also called prostatomegaly or enlarged prostate ; abbreviated BPH

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cervicitis

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inflammation of the neck of the uterus

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cryptorchidism

A

developmental defect in which one or both testes
fail to descend into the scrotum

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crypt/o

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hidden

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dystocia

A

difficult birth

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– tocia

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birth or labor

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ectopic pregnancy

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fertilized ovum implanted outside the uterus

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epididymitis

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inflammation of the epididymis

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fetal defects

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abnormalities that occur in the development of the fetus

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Teratogens

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are substances that produce defects in the fetus

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terat/o

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malformed fetus

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Mutagens

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are substances that produce change or that create genetic abnormalities

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fibroid

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benign tumor arising from the smooth muscle of the uterus

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hermaphroditism

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condition of having both ovarian and testicular tissue

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Pseudohermaphroditism

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is the condition of having gonads of one sex but the physical characteristics of both sexes

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mastitis

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inflammation of the mammary gland

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metritis

A

inflammation of the uterus

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oligospermia

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deficient amount of sperm in semen

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oligo-

A

prefix for scant or few

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orchitis

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inflammation of the gonads of the male; also called testitis

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ovarian cyst

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collection of fluid or solid material in the female gonad

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sterility

A

inability to reproduce

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supernumerary

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more than the normal number

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transmissible venereal tumor

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naturally occurring, sexually transmitted tumor of dogs that affects the external genitalia and other
mucous membranes; abbreviated TVT

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uterine prolapse

A

protrusion of the uterus through the vaginal
orifice, commonly called cast her withers

194
Q

vaginal prolapse

A

protrusion of the vagina through the vaginal wall or
vaginal orifice

195
Q

vaginitis

A

inflammation of the vagina

196
Q

paraphimosis

A

retraction of the skin of the prepuce causing a painful swelling of the glans penis that prevents the penis from being retracted

197
Q

phim/o

A

means muzzling or constriction of an orifice

198
Q

phimosis

A

narrowing of the skin of the prepuce so that it cannot be retracted to expose the glans penis

199
Q

pneumovagina

A

conformational defect in the perineum of cows and mares that allows air to enter the vagina; also called windsuckers

200
Q

priapism

A

persistent penile erection not associated with sexual excitement

201
Q

prostatitis

A

inflammation of the prostate

202
Q

pseudocyesis

A

false pregnancy; also called pseudopregnancy

203
Q

pyometra

A

pus in the uterus

204
Q

retained placenta

A

non-passage of the placenta after delivery of the fetus

205
Q

scrotal hydrocele

A

hernia of fluid in the testes or along the spermatic cord

206
Q

Hydro- , -cele

A

water, hernia

207
Q

assisted delivery

A

manual use of hands or equipment to aid in delivery of a fetus

208
Q

cesarean section

A

delivery of offspring through an incision in the
maternal abdominal and uterine walls; also called
a C-section

209
Q

electroejaculation

A

method of collecting semen for artificial insemination or examination in which electrical stimulation is applied to the nerves to promote ejaculation

210
Q

electroejaculator

A

a probe and power source used to apply current to
the nerves that promote ejaculation

211
Q

episiotomy

A

surgical incision of the perineum and vagina to facilitate delivery of the fetus and to prevent damage to maternal structures

212
Q

fetotomy

A

cutting apart of a fetus to enable removal from the uterus; also called embryotomy

213
Q

hysterectomy

A

surgical removal of the uterus

214
Q

mastectomy

A

surgical removal of the mammary gland or breast

215
Q

neuter

A

to sexually alter

216
Q

oophorectomy

A

surgical removal of the ovary

217
Q

orchidectomy

A

surgical removal of the testis

218
Q

orchectomy orchiectomy

A

castration

219
Q

ovariohysterectomy

A

surgical removal of the ovaries, uterine tubes, and uterus; also called a spay

220
Q

vasectomy

A

sterilization of a male in which a portion of the ductus deferens is surgically removed

221
Q

Libido

A

sexual desire

222
Q

vas/o

A

vas deferens

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