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A learning material for a virtual class on the Female Reproductive System, focusing on the structures and functions, key medical terms, and combining forms. Students are asked to observe the structures, write down the definitions of given terms, and practice combining forms.
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Medical Terminology/The Female Reproductive System, Obstetrics, and Neonatology Lesson: May 18, 2020
Objective/Learning Target: List the structures and functions of the Female Reproductive System, learn key medical terms associated with this system and in the field of Obstetrics and Neonatology
Let’s Get Started: Using the following medical terms (anatomical structures) match them to the definitions given on the following 3 slides fundus areola placenta genitalia zygote corpus luteum umbilical cord lactiferous ducts mammary glands or breasts graafian follicles endometrium amnion ovum nipple
Let’s Get Started: Definitions
Let’s Get Started: Definitions (Answer Key)
Pr Practice: Combining Forms Combining Form Meaning Combining Form Meaning
cervic/o cervix (neck of uterus)
oophor/o ovary
colp/o vagina ovari/o ovary
episi/o vulva pelv/i pelvis, pelvic cavity
gyn/o, gynec/o woman perine/o perineum
hyster/o uterus (womb) salping/o fallopian tube
men/o, menstru/o menstruation uter/o uterus
my/o muscle vagin/o vagina
Pr Practice: Combining Forms
Combining Form Meaning nat/o birth olig/o scanty, few omphal/o umbilicus, navel pub/o pubis toc/o labor, birth
Pr Practice: Prefixes Combining Form Meaning Combining Form Meaning
ante- before nulli- none
dys- painful, difficult, abnormal
poly- many
ecto- outer, outside post- after, behind
endo- In, within pre- before
micro- small supra- above
multi- many
neo- new
Pr Practice: Using Combining Forms, Prefixes, and Suffixes from previous slides and prior knowledge write down the medical term for each of the following
Practice: Answer Key for previous slide
More Practice: Breaking medical terms into its word parts and defining each part
3. uterotomy _____________ __________________ **_____________ __________________
More Practice: Breaking medical terms into its word parts and defining each part
5. salpingectomy _____________ __________________ **_____________ __________________
More Practice: Answer Key
3. uterotomy uter/o -tomy uterus incision **incision into the uterus
More Practice: Answer Key
5. salpingectomy salping/o -ectomy fallopian tube excision, surgical removal **excision (or surgical removal) of a fallopian tube