chapter 5: respiratory system & introduction to diagnostic procedures & tests Flashcards

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combining form

adenoid/o

example: adenoid/itis

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adenoids

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combining form

alveol/o

example: alveol/itis

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alveolus

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suffix

– tomy

example: trache/o/tomy

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cut into, incision

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suffix

– scopy

example: endo/scopy

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visual examination

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suffix

– stenosis

example: trache/o/stenosis

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constriction or narrowing

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suffix

– thorax

example: pneum/o/thorax

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chest, chest cavity

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suffix

– scopic

example: endo/scopic

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pertaining to visual examination

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suffix

– spasm

example: bronch/o/spasm

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sudden, involuntary muscle contraction

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suffix

– stomy

example: laryng/o/stomy

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creation of an artificial opening

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suffix

– algia

example: thorac/algia

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pain

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prefix

tachy –

example: tachy/pnea

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fast, rapid

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suffix

– cele

example: pneumat/o/cele

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hernia or protrusion

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suffix

– ar, – ary, – eal

example: laryng/eal

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pertaining to

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suffix

– centesis

example: thorac/o/centesis

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surgical puncture to aspirate fluid (with a sterile needle)

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suffix

– ectasis

example: atel/ectasis

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stretching out, dilation, expansion

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suffix

– emia

example: hyp/ox/emia

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in the blood

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suffix

– gram

example: son/o/gram

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the record, radiographic image

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suffix

– graphy

example: poly/somn/o/graphy

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process of recording, radiographic imaging

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suffix

– graph

example: radi/o/graph

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instrument used to record, the record

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suffix

– metry

example: spir/o/metry

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measurement

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suffix

– meter

example: spir/o/meter

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instrument used to measure

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suffix

– pnea

example: a/pnea

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breathing

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suffix

– pexy

example: pleur/o/pexy

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surgical fixation, suspension

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suffix

– rrhagia

example: rhin/o/rrhagia

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rapid flow of blood, excessive bleeding

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# suffix -- scope ## Footnote example: bronch/o/scope
instrument used for visual examination
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# combining form tom/o ## Footnote example: tom/o/graphy
to cut, section, or slice
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# combining form thorac/o ## Footnote example: tonsill/itis
thorax, chest, chest cavity
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# combining form tonsill/o ## Footnote example: tonsill/itis
tonsil
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# combining form trache/o ## Footnote example: trache/o/stomy
trachea
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# prefix a --, an -- ## Footnote example: a/pnea
absense of, without
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# prefix endo -- ## Footnote example: endo/scope
within
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# prefix eu -- ## Footnote example: eu/pnea
normal, good
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# prefix poly -- ## Footnote example: poly/somn/o/graphy
many, much
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# combining form pulmon/o ## Footnote example: pulmon/ary
lung
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# combining form py/o ## Footnote example: py/o/thorax
pus
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# combining form radi/o ## Footnote example: radi/o/logy
x-rays, ionizing radiation
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# combining form sept/o ## Footnote example: sept/o/tomy
septum (wall off, fence)
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# combining form sinus/o ## Footnote example: sinus/o/tomy
sinus
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# combining form somn/o ## Footnote example: poly/somn/o/graphy
sleep
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# combining form son/o ## Footnote example: son/o/graphy
sound
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# combining form spir/o ## Footnote example: spir/o/meter
breathe, breathing
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# combining form muc/o ## Footnote example: muc/oid
mucus
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# combining form nas/o, rhin/o ## Footnote example: rhin/o/plasty
nose
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# combining form orth/o ## Footnote example: orth/o/pnea
straight
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# combining form ox/i ## Footnote example: ox/i/meter
oxygen
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# combining form pharyng/o ## Footnote example: pharyng/itis
pharynx
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# combining form phon/o ## Footnote example: dys/phon/ia
sound, voice
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# combining form pleur/o ## Footnote example: pleur/itis
pleura
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# combining form pneum/o, pneumat/o, pneumon/o ## Footnote example: pneumon/ia
lung, air
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# combining form atel/o ## Footnote example: atel/ectasis
imperfect, incomplete
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# combining form bronchi/o, bronch/o ## Footnote example: bronchi/estasis
bronchus
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# combining form capn/o ## Footnote example: capn/o/meter
carbon dioxide
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# combining form diaphragmat/o, phren/o ## Footnote example: diaphragmat/o/cele
diaphragm
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# combining form epiglott/o ## Footnote example: epiglott/itis
epiglottis
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# combining form hem/o, hemat/o ## Footnote example: hem/o/thorax
blood
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# combining form laryng/o ## Footnote example: laryng/itis
larynx
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# combining form lob/o ## Footnote example: lob/ectomy
lobe