Week4 Terminology Crossword

the absence of menstruation is usually the most evident sign that a woman has become pregnant
increased urgency during the first trimester due to increasing size of the uterus, which causes pressure on the bladder
pregnancy-induced HTN;
placenta prematurely separate from uterine lining
tubal ligation and vasectomy
causes may be endometriosis, medications, chronic stress, scar tissue, and tumors
period that marks permanent stoppage of menstrual activity
painful common condition from tissue adhering to tissue and organs outside of the uterus
leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men 75 years and older
detect anemia or infection
implantation of embryo outside the uterus
appears during second or third trimester, usually ends following delivery
both male and female condoms, foams and spermicidal, vaginal sponges, and abstinence
OBC, Implanon, the patch, diaphragm, IUD placement, and vaginal rings
involve some or all reproductive tract; causes may be STDs
small ovoid glands
foreskin; sometimes removed via surgical procedure known as circumcision
pea-sized gland below prostate
lies below the urinary bladder
process of ejecting semen from male urethra
merges with vas deferens to form the ejaculatory gland
tightly coiled tube where sperm mature
suspended sac located posterior to the penis
absence of one or both testes
malignant tumor of the testicle, diagnosed and confirmed by biopsy