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urinary system, chpt 6, and Obstetrics & Neonatology chpt 9

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show kidney(s)  
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Kidneys are located on each side of the spinal column in the   show
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show 1. removing NITROGENous (N) waste from the blood 2. Maintaining water balance  
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show 1. UREA 2. Uric acid 3. Creatinine  
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Kidneys regulate water balance in the body by regulating the   show
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show electrolytes ("lytes")  
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show 1. sodium (Na) 2. potassium (K) 3. chloride (Cl (lower case L)  
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show if you retain salt, you will retain water  
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Excess fluid can be referred to as   show
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nephron   show
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nephritis   show
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nephrectomy   show
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nephromegaly   show
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show drooping or sagging (prolapse) of a kidney  
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nephroma   show
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hydronephrosis   show
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nephrohypertrophy   show
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show abnormal condition of (a) kidney stone(s)  
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another name for stone is a   show
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show record (X-ray) of a kidney  
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nephrography   show
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show process of recording a kidney using sound waves  
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nephrostomy   show
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show surgical fixation of a kidney  
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show process of recording X-ray Picture slices of a kidney  
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nephroscopy   show
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show pertaining to a kidney  
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renal biopsy (Bx)   show
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show study of cells  
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renogram   show
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Radioactive Diagnostic Imaging (DI) is performed in   show
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show surgical implantation of a donor kidney to replace nonfunctioning kidneys  
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show ureter(s)  
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The ureters are   show
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show inflammation of a ureter  
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ureterostenosis   show
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ureterotomy   show
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ureterectomy   show
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show abnormal condition of stone(s) in a ureter  
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ureterocele   show
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ureterogram   show
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ureterostomy   show
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cyst/o or vesic/o   show
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The urinary bladder is   show
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show inflammation of the urninary bladder  
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show stone(s) in the urinary bladder  
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show excision of the urinary bladder  
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show herniation of the urinary bladder  
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show surgical incision of the urinary bladder  
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show record (X-ray) of the urinary bladder and a ureter  
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cystolithotomy   show
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cystolithectomy   show
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cystoplasty   show
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cystorrhaphy   show
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show a new or artificial opening into the urinary bladder  
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stoma   show
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cystogram   show
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show process of recording (X-ray) the urinary bladder (using contrast/radiopague  
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show a lighted instrument to view the urinary bladder  
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show process of viewing the urinary bladder  
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show renal pelvis  
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show a ureter connects to a kidney  
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IntraVenous Pyelogram (IVP)   show
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show inflammation of a renal pelvis (singular)  
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show inflammation of a renal pelvis and a kidney  
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show surgical incision of a renal pelvis to remove a stone(s)  
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show surgical removal of a stone in a renal pelvis  
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pyeloplasty   show
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show a new or arificial opening into a renal pelvis  
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cystopyelogram   show
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cystopyelography   show
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show urethra  
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show vessel (duct, tube) that carries urine from the urinary bladder to the urethral (urinary) meatus (os, orifice) (one E one Tube)  
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show inflammation of the urethra and urinary bladder  
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urethropexy   show
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urethroplasty   show
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show surgical incision of the urethra  
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show a lighted instrument to view the urethra  
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show an instrument used to measure the urethra  
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show a new or artificial opening into the urethra  
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cystourethrogram   show
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show nitrogen(N)  
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show a blood condition of excessive nitrogenous(N) waste AKA uremia (uremic)  
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show urine  
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show fluidic waste produced by the kidneys  
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show a chemical analysis of urine  
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show a specialist in the study of the urinary system and the male reproductive system  
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urinal   show
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show method of measurement  
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-uria   show
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nocturia   show
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show night  
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dysuria   show
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show a condition of no urine production  
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show a condition of blood in the urine  
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show a condition of bacteria in the urine  
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show a condition of scanty (deficient) urine  
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show a condtion of pus in the urine  
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Pus primarily consists of   show
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show a condition of glucose (sugar) in the urine  
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ketonuria   show
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albuminuria or proteinuria   show
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urinate or urination   show
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show the urge to void at frequent intervals  
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show involuntary delay in initiating (starting) micturition  
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urinary retention   show
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show a sudden sensation to void immediately  
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show crushing stone(s) using sound waves from the outside of the body  
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diuresis (diuretic)   show
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lithotrite   show
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show destruction of tissue with an electric spark (cauterization)  
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show flexible tube-like device for withdrawing and instilling fluids  
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indwelling (retention) urinary catheter   show
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Foley   show
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CBI   show
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The solution commonly used for Continuous Bladder Irrigation (CBI) is   show
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show a urinary catheter that is inserted to obtain a specimen or to empty the urinary bladder and then removed  
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residual urine   show
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distended (distention)   show
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show involuntary urination AKA urinary incontinence  
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HemoDialysis (HD)   show
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show Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD)  
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hypoKalemia   show
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hyperNAtremia   show
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stricture   show
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clean catch (midstream) urine sample   show
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BUN   show
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KUB   show
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show Voiding CystoUrethroGram (VCUG)  
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UTI   show
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show sodium chloride (table salt)  
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KCl   show
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GU   show
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pH   show
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show pregnancy or gestation  
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Pregnancy or gestation is the   show
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show pregnancy (gestation)  
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show the study of pregnancy (gestation)  
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pseudocyesis   show
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pseudo/o   show
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salpingocyesis   show
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amni/o, or amnion/o   show
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The amnion is the   show
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amniocentesis   show
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An amniocentesis is usually performed   show
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show genetic anomalies (abnormalities)  
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show a usually lighted instrument used to view the amnion  
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amnioscopy   show
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amnionitis   show
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show flow (discharge) of amniotic fluid  
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amniorrhexis   show
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amniotomy   show
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An amniotomy is performed to   show
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show fetus  
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fetal   show
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fetogram   show
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show the process of measuring a fetus  
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show birth (parturition)  
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natal   show
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prenatal   show
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show pertaining to after birth (parturition)  
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show pertaining to a New Born(NB) AKA neonate (1st four weeks)  
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show birth  
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show number of births  
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show three births  
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show pertaining to the first birth  
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multiparous (multip)   show
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nulliparous   show
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show birth  
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antepartum   show
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show pertaining to within (during)labor and birth (parturition)  
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show pertaining to after birth (parturition)  
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show umbilical cord (umbilicus)  
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The umbilical cord connects the embryo/fetus to the   show
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show afterbirth  
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show connection between the embryonic/fetal blood and maternal (mother) blood  
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omphalitis   show
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show congential herniation of the abdominal contents through the umbilicus  
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congenital   show
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show milk  
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show pertaining to milk  
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show pertaining to the production of milk (lactation)  
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lactorrhea   show
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show the ability of a fetus to live outside of the uterus  
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dystocia   show
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show delivery (parturition) of an embryo AKA "spontaneous abortion" or "miscarriage"  
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abortion   show
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abruptio placentae (placental abruption)   show
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placenta previa   show
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cleft lip (labia)and/or palate   show
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show fissure, crack, or groove  
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palatoplasty   show
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labioplasty   show
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show pertaining to the creation of an embryo  
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show resembling an embryo  
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show a specialist in the study of embryos  
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gravida   show
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gravida III para II   show
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gravida II para III   show
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identical twins   show
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fraternal twins   show
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show expulsion of an ovum from an ovary  
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primigravida   show
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show more than one pregnancy (gestation)  
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show no pregnancies  
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show pertaining to pregnancy (gestation) and immediately after birth (parturition)  
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effacement   show
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show pregnancy occuring outside of the uterus  
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pelvimetry   show
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show parturition where the fetus is not in a head-down position  
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show vaginal discharge after birth (parturition)  
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show first stool(black) of the neonate  
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show medical specialty dealing with gestation, childbrith, and puerperium  
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show period of time covering 6 weeks after parturition (birth)  
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infant   show
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permature infant   show
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show a transparent container where premature neonates are placed to receive warmth and O2 AKA an incubator  
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show a yellowish, orangish, discoloration of the skin in a neonate AKA jaundice  
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Apgar score   show
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C/S or C-section   show
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show delivery of the offspring through an abdominopelvic incision  
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EDD   show
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RDS   show
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NICU   show
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show In Vitro Fertilization  
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show ova fertilized outside of the body and artificially inseminated  
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CVS   show
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CVS (chorionic villus sampling) is a   show
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show Human Chorionic Gonadotropin  
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show hormone that can be found in the serum or urine of a pregnant woman  
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EPT   show
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IUGR   show
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R/O   show
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FEKG   show
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show Fetal Heart Rate  
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FHT   show
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show fetal monitoring  
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