Exam #1: Chp. 3 & 4 Flashcards
Brief intro to prefixes
-found at the beginning
-modifies wor Roots and suffixes
-can be directly attached to suffixes without a word root or combining form
-associated with more than kne media specialty or body system
Prefixes can be divided into 5 categores:
-diseases or abnormal conditions
-directions or body positions
-numbers or quantity measurements
-time
-General prefixes
PREFIXES INDICATING DISEASES OR ABNORMAL CONDITIONS
a-, an-
Without
Anti-
Against
Brady-
Slow
De-
Without
Dys-
Painful, difficult, abnormal
Pachy-
Thick
Psudo-
False
Tachy-
Fast
PREFIXES INDICATING DIRECTIONS KR BODY POSITIONS
Ante-
In front of
Endo-
Within, inner
Epi-
Above
Ex-
Outward
Hypo-
Below
Infra-
Below
In-
Inward
Inter-
Between
Intra-
Within
Para-
Beside, two like parts of a pair
Peri-
Around
Retro-
Behind
Sub-
Under
Supra-
Above
Trans-
Across
PREFIXES INDICATING NUMBERS OR QUANTITY MEASUREMENTS
Bi-, di-
Two
Hemi-
Half
Hyper-
Excessive
Hypo-
Insufficient
Micro-
Small
Mono-
One
Multi-
Many
Nulli-
None
Pan-
All
Poly-
Many
Primi-
First
Quadri-
Four
Tri-
Three
Ultra-
Excess
Uni-
One
PREFIXES INDICATING TIME
Ante-
Before
Neo-
New
Post-
After
Pre-
Before
GENERAL PREFIXES
Auto-
Self
Eu-
Normal
Hetero-
Different
Homo-
Same
Per-
Through
CHAPTER 4: Anatomical Terminology
Abdomin/o
Abdominal
Anter/o
Front side of body
Brachi/o
Arm
Caud/o
Tail
Cephal/o
Head
Cervic/o
Neck
Chondr/o
Cartilage
Crani/o
Skull
Cubit/o
Elbow
Dist/o
Away from the beginning of a structure
Dors/o
Back side of body
Femor/o
Femur
Gastr/o
Stomach
Genit/o
Genitals
Glute/o
Buttocks
Ili/o
Ilius part of pelvis
Infer/o
Below
Inguin/o
Groin
Later/o
Side
Lumb/o
Low back
Medi/o
Middle
Nas/o
Nose
Or/o
Mouth
Orbit/o
Eye socket
Ot/o
Ear
Patell/o
Patella (kneecap)
Pelv/o
Pelvis
Poster/o
Back side of body
Proxim/o
Near to the beginning of structure
Scapul/o
Scapula (shoulder blade)
Spin/o
Spine
Stern/o
Sternum (breastbone)
Super/o
Above
Thorac/o
Chest
Ventr/o
Belly side of body
Vertebr/o
Vertebra (backbone)
Anatomical position
-standing upright
-legs together, feet forward
-arms at the side, palms forward, fingers extended
-eyes straight ahead
Frontal plane
-divides body into anterior and posterior portions
Sagittal plane
-divides the body into right and left portions
-midsagital (runs down the midline)
Transverse plane
-Divides the body into upper and lower portions
Deep vs. Superficial
Deep- further below the surface
Superficial - nearer to the surface
Prone vs. Supine
Prone- lie face down
Supine - lie face up
Axillary
Armpit
Palmar
Palm of the hand
Lower extremity
Entire leg
Upper extremity
Entire arm
Plantar
Sole of the foot
Popliteal
Back of the knee
Trunk
Torso
Umbilical
Naval area
Which two cavities make up the Dorsal cavity ?
Cranial and spinal
Which two cavities make up the ventral cavity?
Thoracic and abdominopelvic
Cranial cavity
-Lies inside the skull and contains the brain
-brain is protected by the meninges
Spinal cavity
-Formed by a canal through the vertebrae and contains the spinal cord
-the spinal cord is protected by meninges
Thoracic cavity
-enclosed by the Ribs and separated from the abdominopelvic cavity by the diaphragm
Contains 3 regions
-Mediastinum (is central and contains heart, trachea, esophagus, aorta, and thymus gland)
-2 pleural cavities that are lateral and each contain a lung
Abdominopelvic cavity
Contains two regions
-abdominal cavity (contains stomach, liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, small intestine, and most of the large intestine)
-pelvic cavity (contains urinary structures, reproductive structures, and last part of large intestine)
Two methods for dividing the abdominopelvic cavity
-clinical divisions (4 parts)
-anatomical divisions (9 parts)
Clinical divisions (4 parts)
-RUQ
-RLQ
-LLQ
-LUQ
Clinical divisions: exceptions
-bladder, rectum, prostate, and uterus are all midline
Anatomical divisions (9 parts)
-Right hypochondriac region
-epigastric region
-left hypochondriac region
-right lumbar region
-umbilical region
-left lumbar region
-right Iliac (inguinal) region
-hypogastric region
-left Iliac (inguinal) region
Two types of edema
Pitting
-leaves an indentation when you press on it
-fluid around a cell
Brawny
-the cell itself swells up
-hard as a rock