Placenta

• Organ that provides nutrients to the fetus.

• A type of blood cell responsible for oxygen transport.

• A gland that produces hormones during pregnancy.

• A structure that filters waste from the mother's blood.

Amniotic Fluid

• Fluid that protects and cushions the fetus.

• A type of blood cell involved in immunity.

• A hormone that regulates metabolism.

• A nutrient-rich substance that nourishes the fetus.

Miscarriage

• Spontaneous loss of pregnancy before 20 weeks.

• A medical procedure to terminate a pregnancy.

• A condition where the fetus develops outside the uterus.

• A type of prenatal vitamin deficiency.

Prostate Gland

• Produces fluid that nourishes sperm.

• Secretes hormones that regulate metabolism.

• Filters blood to remove toxins.

• Stores urine before excretion.

Uterus

• Organ where a fertilized egg develops into a fetus.

• Muscle that helps in the process of childbirth.

• Gland that produces hormones related to reproduction.

• Tube that carries sperm from the testicles.

Menopause

• The end of menstrual cycles.

• A phase of increased fertility.

• A condition characterized by heavy bleeding.

• A hormonal imbalance leading to weight gain.

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

• Inability to maintain an erection.

• Inability to achieve orgasm.

• Inability to feel sexual desire.

• Inability to ejaculate.

Tubal Ligation

• Surgical sterilization for females.

• A method of contraception for males.

• A procedure to enhance fertility in women.

• A type of cancer treatment for women.

Gynecology

• Medical study of the female reproductive system.

• Study of male reproductive health.

• Study of human genetics.

• Medical study of the endocrine system.

Obstetrics

• Medical field dealing with pregnancy and childbirth.

• Medical field focused on heart diseases.

• Medical field specializing in skin disorders.

• Medical field related to bone fractures.