Category: V

A device for measuring the length and expansion of the vagina.  

Inflammation of the tunica vaginalis of the testis.  

Inflammation of the vagina causing adhesions between its walls.  

Repair of a relaxed and prolapsed vagina.  

A device used for erotic stimulation. It is usually applied to the clitoris or intravaginally.  

A fluid, usually a water-soluble ointment or cream, used to reduce vaginal dryness or sexual friction. As a lubricant, petroleum jelly is of little or no value. Estrogen-containing vaginal creams reduce friction-associated discomfort related to postmenopausal atrophy. A natural and effective lubricant is human saliva.  

Inflammation of the tunica vaginalis testis.  

Vaginal childbirth subsequent to cesarean delivery of a previous pregnancy. The risk of uterine rupture is 1% to 2%.  

Any physical action that increases parasympathetic tone and decreases the conduction of the electrical impulses of the heart. Vagal maneuvers may be used as first-line interventions in the evaluation or management of supraventricular tachycardias. Examples include bearing down or straining; massaging the carotid sinus; coughing; gagging; or immersing the face or neck in ice water.…

Discoloration of the skin caused by exposure and scratching owing to the presence of lice.