| Anatomy | Vocabulary | Pathology | Menstrual cycle and pregnancy | WILDCARD |
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What are the finger like things that grab the eggs?
Fimbriae
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What is neonatology?
branch of medicine that studies disorders and care of newborns.
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What is hydrocele?
Sac of clear fluid in the scrotum
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What happens on the 14th day?
The egg leaves the ovary (ovulation).
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What does episi/o mean?
Vulva
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Where is the sac that contains the testies?
Scroutm
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What does parturition mean?
Act of giving birth
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What is Varicocele?
Enlarged dilated veins near the testicle.
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What is Amnion?
innermost of the Embroynic membrane
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What is Phor/o ?
to bear
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What is the name of the hair like projection of a sperm cell?
Flagellun
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What is the vascular organ attached to the uterine wall during pregnancy?
placenta
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What is syphilis?
chronic STD caused by spirocheete.
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What hormone does the plecenta produce?
Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
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What is a pap test used for?
to test for cervical cancer?
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What is the upper round portion of the uterus called?
The fundus
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What is the vas deferens?
The narrow tube carrying tube sperms from the epididymis toward the urethra.
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What is multiple gestations?
more then one fetus inside the uterus.
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What is IUD?
intrauterine device
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What does PSA stand for?
prostate- specific antigen
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What is the middle layer of the uterine wall called?
Myometrium
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What are the bulbourethral glands?
Pair of excocrine glands that secrete fluid into the urethra in males.
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What is hyaline membrane disease?
Acute lung disease seen n the premature newborn disease.
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What is menarche?
onset of menstruation with the first menstrual cycle
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What does DUB stand for?
dysfunctional uterine bleeding
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