Chapter 1 Flashcards
The modern term for the Latin ligamentum is _____
Ligament
The historical derivation of the modern cardi/o is _____
Kardia
The historical derivation of the modern tendon is _____
Tendo
The modern term for the Greek genos is _____
Gene
The modern term for the Latin Nervus is _____
nerve
The historical derivation of the modern artery is ______
Arteria
the modern term for the latin vena is _____
vein
the historical derivation of the modern cell is _____
cella
the historical derivation of the modern sinus is ____
sinus
the modern term for hernia is ____
hernia
_____ colic is around the colon. (prefix)
Peri-
dent ______ is the term for tooth pain. (suffix)
-algia
______ menorrhea is painful menses. (prefix)
dys-
hepato ______ means enlarged liver. (suffix)
-megaly
_____ tension means abnormally low blood pressure. (prefix)
hypo-
_____ gastric is the area above the stomach. (prefix)
epi-
Phleb _____ is incision (or going into) the vein. (suffix)
-otomy
aer/o (body parts or elements)
air, gas
ather/o (body parts or elements)
plaque, fatty substance (inside of a blood vessel)
blast/o (body parts or elements)
immature cells
clac/o, calci/o calcium (body parts or elements)
calcium
chondria, chondro (body parts or elements)
cartilage, grainy, gritty
chyl/o (body parts or elements)
chyle, a digestive juice
chym/o (body parts or elements)
chyme, semifluid production of chyme in the stomach
cyst/o, cysti (body parts or elements)
bladder, cyst, cystic duct
cyt/o (body parts or elements)
cell
ethm/o (body parts or elements)
ethmoid bone
gluc/o (body parts or elements)
glucose
glyc/o (body parts or elements)
sugars
hydr/o (body parts or elements)
hydrogen, water
ket/o, keton/o (body parts or elements)
ketone, acetone
lip/o (body parts or elements)
fat (outside of a blood vessel)
nule/o (body parts or elements)
nucleus
plasma, plasmo (body parts or elements)
formative, plasma
salping/o (body parts or elements)
tube
sider/o (body parts or elements)
iron
somat/o (body parts or elements)
body
squam/o (body parts or elements)
scale, squamous (meaning scaly)
syring/o (body parts or elements)
tube
a condition characterized by excessive fluid accumulation in the brain is _____cephaly.
hydro-
A _____cyte is a cartilage cell.
chondro-
Inflammation of the eustachian tube is _____itis.
syring-
_____ectomy is removal of the fallopian tube.
salping-
_____toxin is a poison that acts upon a cell nucleus.
nucleo-
Relating to the ethmoid and nasal bones is _____nasal.
ethmo-
An _____gen is gas-producing microorganism.
aero-
Originating in the body is _____genic.
somato-
Producing glucose is _____genic.
gluco-
_____penia is a sugar deficiency.
glyco-
______penia is a calcium deficiency.
calci-
An embryonic fat cell (outside a vessel) is a _____blast.
lipo-
a growth consisting of immature neural cells is a _____blastoma.
glio-
_____pheresis is the separation of blood into parts.
plasma-
The arrangement of cells in tissue is _____architecture.
cyto-
An abnormally low level of iron in the blood is _____penia.
sidero-
_____oid is bladder-shaped
cyst-
The metabolic production of ketones is _____genesis.
Keto-
_____poiesis is the production of chyle in the intestine.
chylo-
______poiesis means the production of chyme
chymo-
relating to the squamous part of the frontal bone is _____frontal
squamo-
algesi/o. algi/o, alg/o (sensations or feelings)
pain
cry/o (sensations or feelings)
cold
dips/o (sensations or feelings)
thirst
esthesi/o (sensations or feelings)
sensation, perception
kin/o, kine (sensations or feelings)
movement, motion
kinesi/o, kines/o (sensations or feelings)
motion
phon/o (sensations or feelings)
sound, voice, speech
phot/o (sensations or feelings)
light
son/o (sensations or feelings)
sound
therm/o (sensations or feelings)
heat
acanth/o (factor or quality)
spiny, thorny
andr/o (factor or quality)
masculine
chlor/o (factor or quality)
chlorine, green
chrom/o. chromat/o (factor or quality)
color
crypt/o (factor or quality)
hidden, obscure
cyan/o (factor or quality)
blue
eosin/o (factor or quality)
red
erythr/o (factor or quality)
red/redness