Chapter - 2 Diseases And Disorders: Diagnostic And Therapeutic Terms Flashcards
aut(o)
Self
bi(o)
life or living
dipl(o)
Double
gen(o)
Beginning or origin
iatr(o)
Physician or treatment
idi(o)
Individual
nos(o), path(o)
Disease
anti-
Against
intra-
within
micro-
Small
-cidal
killing
-emia
Condition of the blood
-gen
That which generates
-genesis
Producing or forming
-genic
Produced by or in
seps(o)
Infection
sept(i), sept(o)
Infection, sept(o) also means septum
bacter(i), bacteri(o)
Bacteria
fung(i), myc(o)
Fungus
parasit(o)
Parasite
staphyl(o)
Grapelike cluster; uvula
strept(o)
Twisted
vir(o), virus(o)
virus
aden(o)
Gland
angi(o)
Vessel
append(o), appendic(o)
appendix
blephar(o)
Eyelid
cephal(o)
Head
cerebr(o), encephal(o)
Brain; cerebr(o) sometimes means cerebrum, the main portion of the brain
chir(o)
hand
col(o), colon(o)
Colon or large intestine
cutane(o), derm(a), dermat(o)
Skin
hist(o)
Tissue
mamm(o), mast(o)
breast
muscul(o), my(o)
Muscle
nas(o), rhin(o)
Nose
nephr(o), ren(o)
Kidney
or(o), stomat(o)
Mouth
oste(o)
Bone
pod(o)
Foot
steth(o)
Thorax (chest)
tonsill(o)
Tonsil
trache(o)
trachea (windpipe)
vas(o)
Vessel; ductus deferens (also called vas deferens, excretory duct of the testicle
cancer(o), carcin(o)
Cancer
lith(o)
Stone or calculus
-cele
hernia (protrusion of all or part of an organ through the wall of the cavity that contains it)
-emia
Condition of blood
-ia, -iasis
Condition
-itis
Inflammation
-lith
Stone or calculus
-mania
Excessive preoccupation
-maniac
A person who shows excessive preoccupation
-oma
Tumor
-osis
Condition (often an abnormal condition; sometimes an increase)
-pathy
Disease
-phobia
Abnormal fear
-ptosis
Prolapse (sagging)
bi(o)
Life or living
hem(o), hemato(o)
Blood
lact(o)
Milk
pyr(o)
Fire