Match the term with its definition
1. OCPs
2. episiotomy
3. cesarean section
4. chorionic villus sampling
5. placenta previa
6. meconium
7. spermatocide
8. genital warts
9. varicocele
10. ED
a. Delivery of infant through abdominal incision
b. Destroys sperm
c. Enlarged veins in spermatic cord
d. Incision that facilitates birth process
e. An STD
f. Placenta blocks the birth canal
g. Impotence
h. Birth control pills
i. Newborn’s first bowel movement
j. Early test for genetic birth defects
1. h
2. d
3. a
4. j
5. f
6. i
7. b
8. e
9. c
10. g
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