Female Reproductive

Question 1

Cervic/o

Answer 1

Cervix

Question 2

Colp/o

Answer 2

Vagina

Question 3

Episi/o

Answer 3

Vulva

Question 4

Hyster/o

Answer 4

Uterus

Question 5

Oophor/o

Answer 5

Ovaries

Question 6

Salping/o

Answer 6

Fallopian tube

Question 7

Mamm/o

Answer 7

Breast

Question 8

Galact/o

Answer 8

Milk

Question 9

Tilting forward of an organ from the normal position

Answer 9

Anteversion

Question 10

Tilting backward of an organ from the normal position

Answer 10

Retroversion

Question 11

An infection caused by the fungi Candida, resulting to itchiness and discharge. Sexually transmitted disease.

Answer 11

Candidiasis

Question 12

Infection of the cervix usually due to an infection

Answer 12

Cervicitis

Question 13

Infection, usually of the vagina and cervix, by Chlamydia trachomatis; one of several common sexually transmitted diseases

Answer 13

Chlamydia

Question 14

Pain during menstruation

Answer 14

Dysmenorrhea

Question 15

Growth of endometrial tissue on the exterior of the uterus

Answer 15

Endometriosis

Question 16

the presence of one or more fibrous cysts in the breast

Answer 16

Fibrocystic Breast Disease

Question 17

cyst caused by blockage of a milk duct in the breast

Answer 17

Galactocele

Question 18

Sexually transmitted disease characterized by growth of a soft growth (wart) in and around the genitals

Answer 18

Genital warts

Question 19

Sexually transmitted disease resulting to pain, vaginal and cervical discharge.

Answer 19

Gonorrhea

Question 20

infection of the skin and mucous membranes of the genitals by herpes simplex virus; usually transmitted by sexual contact

Answer 20

Herpes Genitalis

Question 21

benign tumor of the smooth muscle of the uterus

Answer 21

Leiomyoma Uteri

Question 22

Also known as fibroids

Answer 22

Leiomyoma Uteri

Question 23

discharge of white fluid containing mucus and pus from the vagina

Answer 23

Leukorrhea

Question 24

inflammation of the breast, often due to infection

Answer 24

Mastitis

Question 25

inflammation of one or both ovaries, usually due to infection

Answer 25

Oophoritis

Question 26

A fluid filled sac that could be malignant or benign found in the ovary.

Answer 26

Ovarian cyst

Question 27

any inflammation and infection of the female upper reproductive organs (ovaries, fallopian tubes, or uterus); also called PID

Answer 27

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Question 28

accumulation of pus in one or both fallopian tubes

Answer 28

Pyosalphinx

Question 29

Salphinx

Answer 29

fallopian tube

Question 30

Inability to become pregnant

Answer 30

Infertility

Question 31

an infectious , chronic, sexually transmitted disease initially characterized by skin lesions, followed by mild flu-like symptoms and eventually serious organ damage

Answer 31

Syphillis

Question 32

Commonly associated with the use of tampons, Serious disease caused by infection by a toxin-producing strain of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus.

Answer 32

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Question 33

falling or slipping of the uterus from its usual position, as usually seen in women who have had multiple births

Answer 33

Uterine Prolapse

Question 34

Infection, usually of the vagina, by Trichomonas

Answer 34

Trichomoniasis

Question 35

Inflammation of the vagina, usually from infection

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Vaginitis

Question 36

Visual examination of the vagina with a colposcope

Answer 36

Colposcopy

Question 37

Visual examination of the vagina, uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes with the use of ultrasonography or visualization with an ultrasound machine

Answer 37

Transvaginal ultrasound

Question 38

removal of a cone-shaped tissue sample from the cervix for examination and analysis

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Conization

Question 39

removal of a the female reproductive system and other organs in the abdomen using laparoscopy.

Answer 39

Laparoscopy

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Laparo

Answer 40

abdomen

Question 41

Diagnostic examination using a x-ray emitting mammography machine.

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Mammography

Question 42

examination of cervical cells and mucus for early detection of cervical cancer .

Answer 42

Papanicolaou test “Pap Smear”

Question 43

Surgical procedure in which the cervical canal of the uterus is physically expanded to allow access to the endometrial lining, which is then scraped away for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes (e.g., to correct heavy or prolonged bleeding or to remove an embryo); commonly called a D & C

Answer 43

Dilation and Curettage

Question 44

Dilation

Answer 44

expansion

Question 45

Curettage

Answer 45

scraping

Question 46

surgical incision in the vulva, usually to prevent tearing of the perineum and facilitate delivery during childbirth

Answer 46

Episiotomy

Question 48

Episi/o

Answer 48

vulva

Question 49

Surgical removal of the uterus

Answer 49

Hysterectomy

Question 50

surgical removal of a tumor from a breast without removing surrounding tissue or lymph nodes

Answer 50

Lumpectomy

Question 51

surgical removal of a part of a breast (simple) or the entire breast (radical) and the surrounding tissues or lymph nodes.

Answer 51

Mastectomy

Question 52

Surgical reconstruction of one or both breasts

Answer 52

Mammoplasty

Question 53

Surgical removal of one or both ovaries; for othovaries with the fallopian tubestheprocedure is called a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, or BSO

Answer 53

Oophorectomy

Question 54

Surgical removal of one or both fallopian tubes

Answer 54

Salpingectomy

Question 55

Surgical procedure in which the fallopian tubes are either tied closed or cut in order to prevent pregnancy; a form of sterilization

Answer 55

Tubal Ligation