Lesson 5A (Part 2)

Question 1

Men/o

Answer 1

Menstruation

Question 2

Menarche

Answer 2

First

Question 3

Dysmenorrhea

Answer 3

Painful menstruation

Question 4

Rrhea (2)

Answer 4

1. Flow

2. Discharge

Question 5

Amenorrhea

Answer 5

Without menstruation

Question 6

Rrhagia

Answer 6

Excessive menstrual flow

Question 7

Menorrhagia

Answer 7

Heavy menstruation

Question 8

Oophor/o

Answer 8

Ovary

Question 9

Ooph

Answer 9

Egg

Question 10

Oophorectomy

Answer 10

Removal of the ovary

Question 11

Hyster/o

Answer 11

Uterus

Question 12

Salping/o

Answer 12

Uterine tube

Question 13

Salpinx

Answer 13

Fallopian tube

Question 14

Salpingitis

Answer 14

Inflammation of the fallopian tube

Question 15

Hematosalpinx

Answer 15

Blood in the uterine tube

Question 16

Cerv

Answer 16

Neck

Question 17

Cervix

Answer 17

Neck of the uterus

Question 18

Pareunia/coitus

Answer 18

Intercourse

Question 19

Dysparenunia

Answer 19

Painful intercourse

Question 20

Precoital

Answer 20

Before intercourse

Question 21

Postcoital

Answer 21

After intercourse

Question 22

Mamm/o

Answer 22

Breast

Question 23

Mast/o

Answer 23

Breast

Question 24

Mammogram

Answer 24

Breast imaging

- x-ray

Question 25

Mastitis

Answer 25

Inflammation of the breast

Question 26

Endometriosis

Answer 26

A condition involving colonization of islands of sloughed endometrial tissue (uterine lining) in the abdominoplevic cavity

Question 27

Where does blood exit during normal menstruation?

Answer 27

Through the vagina

Question 28

Where does blood exit during endometriosis?

Answer 28

Through the fallopian tubes and spills into the peritoneal cavity

Question 29

PID

Answer 29

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Question 30

Prolapsed uterus

Answer 30

The uterus is located directly above the vagina

Question 31

What are 5 risk factors for prolapsed uterus?

Answer 31

1. Difficult births 2. Large babies 3. Obesity 4. Chronic coughs/constipation 5. Low estrogen after menopause