premenstrual syndrome, menometrorrhagia, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, menorrhagia, premenstrual dysphoric disorder 1. What is the term for an excessively heavy menstrual period? 2. What is the term for bleeding from the uterus that is not a result of menstruation? 3. What is the term for the group of symptoms that occurs on a cyclical basis that include irritability, retention of fluid, and lack of coordination? 4. What is the term for excessive menstrual and dysfunctional bleeding? 5. What mood disorder occurs before menstruation and includes depression, appetite loss, and sleep disorders? 6. What is the term for uterine bleeding not caused by a tumor, inflammation, or pregnancy? Instruction: Decode the terms. 7. dysmenorrhea 8. amenorrhea 9. polymenorrhea 10. oligomenorrhea Progress Notes Accessibility. Investigate in 4 L C W Focus Ra

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