-rrhagia denotes flow of bleeding whereas -rrhea denotes the excessive flow of bleeding ▫A. True ▫B. False Quick Question.

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-rrhagia denotes flow of bleeding whereas -rrhea denotes the excessive flow of bleeding ▫A. True ▫B. False Quick Question

 Meatal Stenosis A.Enlargement of an opening B.Incision of an opening C.Widening of the bladder orifice D.Narrowing of the urethral opening to the outside of the body Quick Question

 Renal pelvis A.Nephr/o B.Cyst/o C.Ren/o D.Py/o E.Pyel/o Quick Question

UUrine is held in the bladder: A.Nocturia B.Pyuria C.Urinary retention D.Urinary incontinence E.Polyuria Quick Question

Chapter 8: Female Reproductive System

ovaries fallopian tubes uterus cul-de-sac vagina Bartholin glands clitoris perineum

ovaries utero-ovarian ligament ovarian follicles ovum corpus leuteum fallopian tube fimbriae uterus endometrium myometrium uterine serosa cervix vagina Colp/o Vagin/o Salping/o Oophor/o Ovari/o Cervic/o Metr/o metri/o hyster/o

What cell is 10,000 times larger than its mate cell? A. ovum B. spermatozoon Quick Question

glandular tissue fibrous and fatty tissue ducts sinuses Mast/o, mamm/o Mastitis

mammary papilla (aka nipple) areola

Carcinoma of the breast Image A shows (arrows) mammogram of invasive carcinoma of the breast. Image B is a cut section of invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast. Pathology: Breast

Which hormone causes ovulation? A. oxytocin B. follicle stimulating hormone C. luteinizing hormone D. estrogen Quick Question

ectopic pregnancy implant sites

Fibroids

endometriosis

Chocolate cyst

Metr/o Metri/o Uter/o Hyster/o Oophor/o Ovari/o

COMBINING FORMS amni/oamnion cephal/ohead cervic/ocervix, neck chori/o, chorion/ochorion colp/ovagina Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

COMBINING FORMS culd/ocul-de-sac episi/ovulva galact/omilk gynec/owoman, female hyster/outerus, womb Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

COMBINING FORMS lact/omilk mamm/obreast mast/obreast men/omenses, menstruation metr/outerus Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

COMBINING FORMS my/omuscle myom/omuscle tumor nat/ibirth obstetr/omidwife olig/oscanty o/o egg Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

COMBINING FORMS oophor/oovary ov/oegg ovari/oovary ovul/oegg perine/operineum Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

COMBINING FORMS phor/oto bear py/opus salping/ofallopian tubes uter/outerus vagin/ovagina vulv/ovulva Combining FormMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

SUFFIXES -arche beginning -celehernia -cyesispregnancy -ectasisstretching, dilation -ectomyremoval, excision SuffixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

SUFFIXES -flexionflexible -genesisproducing; forming -gravidapregnancy -itisinflammation -pareuniasexual intercourse -parousto bear, bring forth Suffix Meaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

SUFFIXES -plasiadevelopment, formation -plastysurgical repair -ptosisdropping, sagging -rrhagiabursting forth (blood) -rrhaphysuture SuffixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

SUFFIXES -rrheadischarge -salpinxuterine tube -scopyvisual examination -stenosistightening -stomynew opening SuffixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

SUFFIXES -tocialabor, birth -tomyprocess of cutting -tresiaopening -versionact of turning SuffixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

PREFIXES bi- two dys-painful endo-within in-in intra-within multi-many PrefixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

PREFIXES nulli-no, not, none oxy-swift, sharp peri-surrounding pre-before PrefixMeaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

PREFIXES primi-first pseudo-false retro-backward uni-one Prefix Meaning Review Sheet (cont’d)

A woman who has had 3 miscarriages and 2 live births A. Grav 3, para 2 B. Grav 5, para 2 C. Grav 2, para 3 D. Grav 5, para 3 E. Grav 2, para 5