MDA 141

ovary

fallopian tubes

uterus

uterus

vagina

vagina

breast

instrument to view

process of viewing

breast

outer layer of the uterus

middle layer of the uterus

inner layer of the uterus

hormone associated with lactation

hormone needed to induce labor and to return the uterus to normal size

hormone which allows for widening of joints during labor and delivery

hormone which cause the ovum to ripen within the ovary

hormone responsible for triggering ovulation

refers to the very FIRST menstruation in which a gril experiences

when hormone levels decrease and the menstrual cycles stop

yeast infection

a serious infection of the abdominopelvic region

a condition in which the endometrial lining grows on the outside of the uterus

a condition in which the uterus is no longer suspended in place and begins to protrude out of the body

plastic repair (plastic surgery )

a cyst which forms on the ovary

a non-cancerous yet painful tumor which grows within the uterus

the process of viewing the internal body cavity and its contents

viewing the internal structures of the vagina

removal of the uterus

the process of removing

to cut into/ to make an incision

craving for non food items

frequent urination

reddish/puplish striations on the skin

dark line that runs dorn the abdomen

brownish pigmentation of the face

estimated date of confinement

estimated date of delivery

well woman exam

number of pregnancies including miscarriages and abortions

number of viable(capable) births, including stillborns

a woman who has never been pregnant

spontaneous abortion - miscarriage

elected abortion

pregnancy induced hypertension

a life threatening condition during pregnancy which includes sever hypertension and seizures

early signs and symptoms of Eclampsia

egg implants outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube

premature separation of placenta from the uterine wall

placenta implants low in uterus putting the mother and fetus at risk

difficult or painful menstruation

penis

inflammation and infection of the prostate

inflammation and infection of the epididymis

testicle

sexually transmitted disease or venereal disease

inflammation of the liver

testes

open blister-like sores on and around the genitals

wart-like growths that appear on the genitals and or anus.

a sexually transmitted disease which causes lesions or chancres on the genitals,anus and mouth etc

a disease caused by protozoa and transmitted through sexual intercourse

surgical repair or fixation

well child exam

a life threatening disease which affects many organs, especially the brain and liver.

a contagious bacterial skin infection which causes "erythema" (redness) and honey-colored crust

a genetic disorder that cause mucous to build up in the lungs and blockage of the pancreatic ducts

refers to an infestation of head lice

the virus which causes chicken pox

a viral disease which causes a red rash on the cheek which resembles a a"slapped cheek"

a physician who specializes in lung disorders and diseases

nose

nose

lung

lung

oxygen inhaled from the air is exchange with carbon dioxide from the blood

exchange of gases between the blood and tisue cells

the amount of air inhaled and exhaled during a normal respiration

difficulty breathing

inadequate oxygen

periodic cessation (stopping) of breathing

insufficient intake of oxygen (suffocation )

loss of ability to produce sound

mucus coughed up from lungs

hoarseness

nosebleed

inflammation of the larynx, including the vocal cords

acute or chronic infection of the pharynx

runny nose

acute or chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane of the sinuses

bronchial inflammation and spasm

inflammation of the mucous membranes of the bronchi

a progressive, irreversible condition with diminished respiratory capacity

enlarge alveoli

inflammation of the lining of the lung

a clot or blockage which becomes lodged in the respiratory tract and immediately cuts off airways

an infectious disease spread by droplets from an infected person

a bacterial or viral infection in the alveoli

measure oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood

a device which distributes a mist of medicated saline to help open the airways

a surgical puncture in the chest to remove fluid

a physician who specializes in disorders and diseases of the eyes

a cloudiness of the lens of the eye which results in decreased vision

an infection of the lacrimal glands or hair follicle

(pinkeye) and infection of the mucous membrance covering the sclera and cornea

a disease in which damage to the optic nerve and intraocular pressure within the eye results in vision loss

farsightedness

nearsightedness

unfocused refraction of light rays

vision change resulting from loss of ens elasticity

lazy eye

a test used to determine a patient's vision standards

a physician who specializes in disease and disorders of the ears,nose and throat

refers to excessive earwax

inflammation or infection of the middle ear

inflammation or infection of the external ear cause by fluid build-up (swimmer's ear )

ear

ear

eye

eye

eyelid

inflammation of the meninges surrounding the brain

inflammation of the brain

a viral infection of the nerve roots which cause a painful rash on one side of the body

a progressive disease which causes the protective lining covering the nerves (myelin sheath ) to deteriorate

neurologic disorder that affects specific neurotransmitters in the brain

a brain disorder involving repeated, spontaneous seizures of any type

excessive cerebrospinal fluid trapped in the spaces of the brain cause the head to dramtically enlarge

a neuromuscular disorder which resulting from CNS damage during infant delivery

headache

headache

head

head

progressive heart failure which leads to damage of the vital organs and death

chronic chest pain due to a lack of blood and oxygen to the heart muscle

high blood pressure usually 140/90

low blood pressure usually 90/60

inflammation and bulging of the superficial veins of the legs

heart attack

an abnormal or excessive flow or discharge ; hemorrhage

menses

uterus

to suture

is an abnormally heavy and prolonged menstrual period

refers to excessive body and facial hair in women

in a condition in which hair is absent from some or all areas of the body

is a chronic inflammatory condition characterized by facial redness

skin

a skin condition in which there is loss of pigment on certain areas of the skin, resulting in irregular white patches

a pimple whihc is visibly inflamed and filled with pus,bacteria and WBC's

a blocked hair follicle or pore whihc is red, firm, inflamed and not filled with pus. papules are extremely tender to the touch