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| tightly coiled tube that sits on top of the testes |
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| mixture of sperm cells and fluids |
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| carry sperm cells from epididymis to the urethra |
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| cylindrical organ that moves urine and sperm to female reproductive tract |
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| a piece of skin that covers the gland penis aka foreskin |
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| a pouch of skin that hold the testes |
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| common dieases and disorders of the male reproductive system |
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- epididymis
- erectile dysfuntion
- prostate cancer
- prostatitis
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| inflammation of an epididymis |
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| inflammation of the prostate gland |
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| the narrow,lower portion of the uterus that extends into the vagina |
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| the "fingers" at the end of the infundibulum |
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| termination of the minstrual cycle |
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| the female reproductive cycle |
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| the process of egg cell formation |
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| process by which the ovaries release the egg approximately every 28 days |
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| hormone that controls milk production |
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| secrete mucus into the vestibule area during sexual arousal |
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| extend from the uterus to the ovary. transport the egg to the uterus |
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| a hollow, muscular organ that receives an embryo |
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| a tubular organ that extends from the uterus to the outside of the body. |
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| the THIRD most common cause of cancer death in men |
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| pigmented area that surrounds the nipple |
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| affects approximately 1 in 8 women |
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| develops slowly and is usually treatable without removing the uterus |
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| inflammation of the cervix |
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| tissues that make up the lining of the uterus grow outside the uterus |
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| fibrocystic breast cancer |
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| presence of abnormal tissue in the breast |
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| benign tumors that grow in the uterine wall |
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| 5th leading cause of cancer death in women |
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| abnormal vaginal discharge |
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| occurs approximately in 1% of women in usa ages 60-70 |
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| sexually transmitted disease |
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| stds caused by parasites are.. |
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| sperm cell unites with and egg |
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| time before the offspring is born |
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| first 4 weeks of the postnatal period |
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| commonly used birth control methods |
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- rhythm method
- injectable
- contraceptives
- vasectomy
- surgical method
- chemical barriers
- mechanical barriers
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| common causes of infertility in males |
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- impotence
- mumps
- low or absent sperm count
- retrograde ejaculation
- use of medication or drugs
- scarring from std
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| common causes of infertility in females |
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- scarring from std
- inadequate diet
- lack of menstrual cycles
- cysts in ovaries
- hormone imbalance
- being over the age of 40
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| undesirable side effects of drug |
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| chemical compound used to prevent, diagnose, or treat a disease or other abnormal condition |
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| purpose or reason for using a drug |
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| information provided with a drug. including FDA approved indications and the form of the drug |
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| specialist in pharmacology |
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| give a patient a prescription to be filled by a pharmacy |
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| food and drug administration |
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| study of what a drug does to the body |
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| what the body does to a drug |
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| process of converting a drug from its dose form |
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| process by which drug molecules are transformed into simpler products called metabolites |
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| describes the manner in which a drug is eliminated from the body |
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| identifies chemical components |
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| assigned during development |
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| improve a life-threatening or serious condition |
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| prescribed according to experience or observation |
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| maintain a condition of health |
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| reduce the severity of a condition or its accompanying pain |
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| prevent a diease or condition |
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| provide chemicals otherwise missing in a patient |
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| for a condition other than the primary disease until that diease resolves |
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| drug or nutrients are prescribed to avoid deficiency |
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| physicians desk reference |
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| United states pharmacopeia/national formulary |
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| United States Pharmacopeia/ national formulary |
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| official source of drug standards in the united states published every 5 years |
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| regulates drug manufacturing |
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| nonprescription, or OTC drugs |
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| one that FDA has approved for use without the supervision of a licensed health-care practitioner |
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| can be used only by order of a physician and must be dispensed by a licensed health-care professional |
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| categorized as potentially dangerous and addictive |
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| the controlled substance act was formed in what year |
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| drug enforcement administration |
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| strict regulations pertaining to controlled drugs unclude: |
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- ordering
- securing
- record keeping
- disposing of controlled drugs
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| 4 basic parts of prescription |
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- superscription
- subscription
- transcription
- inscription
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| the date, patients full name and address, and the symbol RX |
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| name of the drug and the amount |
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| directions to pharmacist, size of each dose, total number or amount of drug to dispense, form of drug |
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| signature,refers to patient instructions |
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| pelvic inflammatory disease |
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| dosage consists of what 3 things |
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- size
- frequency
- # of dosages
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