Ch. 5 Flashcards
A specialist in treating granular disorders is a:
Endocrinologist
A medical doctor trained to treat eye disorders is an
Ophthalmologist
A surgeon specializing in disorders of the male reproductive system and the urinary tract in male and female patients is a
urologist
A physician who specializes in treating lung disorders
Pulmonologist
A doctor who administers agents that caused loss of sensation and consciousness during surgery
Anesthesiologist
A doctor specializing in treatment of disease using high energy-radiation is
Radiation oncologist
Internal medicine is a specialty concerned with:
Diagnose and treatment of usually complex, non-surgical disorders and adults
Clinical means
Patient care
A doctor who specializes in operating on the chest is a
Thoracic surgeon
Which doctor specializes in treating older patients
Geriatrician
A disorder that is unexpectedly caused by treatment prescribed by a doctor is called:
iatrogenic disease
An opening from the kidney to the outside of the body
Nephrostomy
Enlargement of the heart
Cardiomegaly
Instrument to view the eye
ophthalmoscope
Discharge of fluid from the nose
Rhinorrhea
Medical doctor specializes in treating bone disorders
Orthopedist
Inflammation of the kidney
Nephritis
A doctor, who specializes in treatment of blood disorders
Hematologist
Which term is not spelled correctly?
A) laryngeal
B) pulmonery
C) vasculitis
B) pulmonery
- Pulmonary
combining form iatr/o means
treatment
combining form onc/o means
tumor
Combining form orth/o means
straight
combining form rect/o means
rectum
Combining form pulmon/o means
lung
Combining form ur/o means
urinary tract
combining form col/o means
colon ( large intestine)
the combining form ger/o means
old age
combining form ped/o means
child
combining form meaning heart is:
cardi/o
combining form meaning “voice box” is
laryng/o
combining form meaning “mind”
psych/o
combining form meaning “nose”
rhin/o
which procedure or treatment would a thoracic surgeon perform?
A) arthoscopy
B) drug treatment of breast cancer
C) pneumonectomy
C) pneumonectomy
which condition would an otolaryngologist treat?
A) cervical dysplasia
B) hyperthyroidism
C) vocal cord polyps, cancer
C) vocal cord polyps, cancer
A condition or procedure that a cardiologist would manage?
arrhythmia
What procedure or treatment would a neurosurgeon perform?
resection of a brain tumor
Which procedure or treatment would an orthopedist perform?
A) pneumonectomy
B) arthroscopy
C) resection of a brain tumor
B) arthroscopy
who would treat sickle cell anemia?
a hematologist
who would treat hyperthyroidism?
an endocrinologist
who would treat cystitis
an urologist
Which procedure would an oncologist perform?
drug treatment of breast cancer
a condition that an gynecologist would treat?
cervical dysplasia
What term means pertaining to a disease acquired in the hospital?
Nosocomial
Term meaning inflammation of the colon?
colitis
Doctors complete _______ years of medical school and than pass national medical board examinations to receive an MD degree.
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After completing medical school, doctors began postgraduate training, which lasts _____
This postgraduate training in is known as _____
- at least 3 years
- residency training
Examples of residency programs are (11) :
- anesthesiology
- dermatology
- emergency medicine
- family practice
- Internal medicine
- Ophthalmology
- Pathology
- pediatrics
- psychiatry
- Radiology
- surgery
Dermatology
Diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders
Emergency Medicine
Care of patients that’s require sudden and immediate action
Family Practice
Primary care of all members of the family on a continuing basis
Pathology
Diagnose of the cause and nature of disease
Psychiatry
Diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the mind
Radiology
Diagnosis using x ray studies, including ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Surgery
Treatment by manual or operative methods
surg- means
hand
After completion of a residency program; a physician may then choose to specialize further by doing _____ ; lasting another ____
fellowship training, lasting 2-5 years
Medical specialist allergist
Treatment of hypersensitivity reactions
Medical specialist anesthesiologist
Administration of agents to prevent pain and unpleasant awareness, during surgical and other procedures
Medical specialist cardiologist
Treatment of heart disease
Medical specialist, cardiovascular surgeon
Surgery on the heart and blood vessels
Medical specialist, colorectal surgeon
surgery on the colon and rectum
Medical specialist, dermatologist
Treatment of skin disorders
Medical specialist, emergency practitioner
Immediate evaluation of treatment of acute injury and illness in a hospital setting
Medical specialist, endocrinologist
Treatment of endocrine gland disorders
Medical specialist, gastroenterologist
Treatment of stomach and intestinal disorders
Medical specialist, geriatrician
Treatment of disease of old age
Medical specialists, gynecologist
Surgery and treatment for disease of the female reproductive system
Medical specialist, hospitalist
General medical care of hospitalized
Medical specialist, infectious disease specialist
Treatment of disease caused by micro organisms ( bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc)
Medical specialists, internist
Adult comprehensive care in office of hospital
Medical specialists, nephrologist
Treatments of kidney diseases
Medical specialist, neurologist
Treatment of nerve disorders
Medical specialist, neurosurgeon
Surgery on the brain, spinal cord, nerves
Medical specialist, obstetrician
Treatment of pregnant women, delivery of babies
Medical specialist, oncologist
Diagnosed and treatment of malignant and benign tumors
Medical specialist orthopedics
Surgical treatment of bone, muscle, and joint conditions
Medical specialist, otolaryngologist
Surgical treatment of ear, nose, and throat disorders
Medical specialists, physiatrist
Treatment to restore function after injury or illness, physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist
Medical specialist psychiatrist
Treatment of mental disorders
Medical specialist, rheumatologist
Treatment of systemic diseases affecting joints and muscles
Medical specialist, thoracic surgeon
Surgery on chest organs
Medical specialist urologist
Surgery on the urinary track and for treatments of male reproductive disorders
cardi/o
heart
col/o
colon ( large intestine)
dermat/o
skin
endocrin/o
endocrine glands
enter/o
intestines
esthesi/o
sensation
gastr/o
stomach
ger/o
old age
gynec/ o
women, female
hemat/o
blood
iatr/o
treatment
lymph/o
lymph
nephr/o
kidney
neur/o
nerve
nos/o
disease
obstetr/o
midwife
odont/o
tooth
onc/o
tumor
ophthalm/o
eye
opt/o
eye
optic/o
eye
orth/o
straight
ot/o
ear
path/o
disease
ped/o
child
psych/o
mind
pulmon/ o
lung
radi/o
x rays
rect/o
rectum
rheumat/o
flow, fluid
rhin/o
nose
thorac/o
chest
ur/o
urinary tract
vascul/o
blood vessels
MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging
MD stands for
Medicinae Doctor
What does “PA” stand for
Pulmonary Artery
What does “ECG” stand for?
electrocardiogram
what does “CCU” stand for?
cardiac card unit
What does “IBD” stand for?
inflammatory bowel disease
CT
Computed Tomography
What does “Ao” stand for
aorta
You recommended a _____ specialist to treat your patients chronic bronchitis and emphysema
pulmonary
During a minor procedure in your office, you cut a patient’s artery and it bleeds. You apologize for this _____ accident.
Iatrogenic
When you examine your patient neck and fine an enlarged lymph nodes, you suspect _____ related to streptococcal infection of the throat.
Lymphadenopathy
Your patient present with an unexplained rash, fever, weakness, weight loss and joint pain. You suspect a type of arthritis and send her to a specialist known as a ______
Rheumatologist
After identifying a hard mass in your patients testicle, you refer to a surgical specialist, a ______, who will diagnose and treat this condition.
Urologist
CVA
cerebro vascular accident
MVA
Motor vehicle accident
MI
myocardial infarction