Title: Identify common pathological conditions of the female reproductive system and of the newborn.
Course: Medical Terminology (18 weeks) (14154-I) > Section: Understanding the Female Reproductive System

Identification should include

- listing the most common pathological conditions
- describing each condition, using medical terminology
- recognizing common signs, symptoms, or findings associated with each condition.

Process/Skill Questions:

- Why is correct spelling and pronunciation of medical terms important?
- Why is it essential to define medical terms according to dictionary standards?
- How might you use medical terms relating to the female reproductive system in professional or lay communication?
- What are common pathological conditions of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and breasts?
- What are the signs, symptoms, or findings associated with each common pathological condition of the female reproductive system?
- What are common pathological conditions of pregnancy?
- Which pathological conditions of the female reproductive system are communicable?
- What are effective means of preventing some common pathological conditions of the female reproductive system?
- What are the common conditions or symptoms that can affect the newborn?
- What are the stages of pregnancy and how does the female reproductive system change in response to these stages?