Chapter 1: Bunch of Randoms Terms Must Know Flashcards
Polyuria
condition of having excessive urination
Polyphagia
condition of having excessive appetite
Polydipsia
condition of having excessive thirst
Poly- means
many - excessive
Redness
Erythema
Swelling
Edema
Fever
Hyperthermia
Pain
Algia or odynia
Syndrome
group of sign and symptoms that can appear together
Syn- means
together
drome-
appear
synapse
a junction between two nerves
symbiosis
two organisms growing together
give three examples of syndromes
marfan syndrome, down syndrome, tourette syndrome
Hiatal Hernia
when the stomach protrudes comes up out of the diaphragm
diaphragm
the muscles that separates the abdominal cavity from the thoracic cavity
Endoscopy
visual examination of the internal organs (stomach, esophagus, intestine, so on…)
Diarrhea
having watery stool through the rectum
Diameter
through measurement
Prognathic
pertaining to forward jaw
the prefix pro can mean
before or forward
put them in order prognosis, diagnosis, differential diagnosis
differential diagnosis, diagnosis, prognosis.
Jaundice
symptom of hepatitis yellowish of the sclera (whitening of the eye)
infarction
death of tissue
put in order the three stages of syphlis
remission, relapse, exacerbation
Alzheimer’s disease
a progressive mental deterioration marked by confusion and memory failure and disorientation
Fallopian tube
connects ovaries to the rest of the reproductive system.
cholecyst/o
gallbladder
cost/o-
rib
Pericardium
structure surrounding the heart
Endometrium
structure within the uterus
Angioplasty
plastic repair of blood vessel
Hemodialysis
separation blood from waste around it, used for patients of kidney failure and uremia.
lith/o-
stone
Bilateral
pertaining to both sides.
Unilateral
pertaining to one side.
Dys
difficulty, painful, poor or bad, abnormal
Eup
easy, normal
A
no, negative
Arteriorrhaphy
suturing of an artery.
Arteriosclerosis
Hardening of an artery.
Microtome
instrument for cutting thin sections of tissue for microscopic study.
Colocolostomy
communication between two unconnected parts of the colon.
Esophagogastrostomy
communication between the esophagus and the stomach
dementia
condition of having lack of intellectual development
Insomnia
condition of having lack of sleep (somn can mean body)
diplopia
condition of having double vision
anesthesia
condition of having no sensation