General Ch. 1 Questions Flashcards

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1
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What are the 3 parts of a medical term?

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Prefix- root -suffix

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What is the root?

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The root is the main portion of a medical term and holds the fundamental meaning of the medical term

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True or False: A word can have more than 1 root word and a root may be used for different meanings based on the body system referred to

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True

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What are combining vowels used for?

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Combining vowels are used to link the root word to a suffix or one root word to another root word

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What do prefixes indicate?

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Location, Time and Number

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What do suffixes indicate?

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Procedure, condition, disorder, disease

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What is an organ system?

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Collection of body parts depending on another to achieve a common objective

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What are the 4 categories of the human body?

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Cells, tissues, organs, and systems

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What are the 5 body cavities?

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Cranial, spinal, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic

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What are membranes?

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Membranes line the internal spaces of organs and tubes opening to the outside and line the body cavities

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What is Physiology?

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Study of how the human body operates. Explains the chemistry and physics, the foundation of basic biological processes, such as how molecules react in cells and how organ systems work together

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What is Pathology?

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Study of disease. Determines the disease cause (etiology) and understands the processes of its development (pathogenesis) the structural changes associated with the disease process (morphological alterations) and the functional effects of those changes

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Pathophysiology

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Determining the illnesses source, understanding the processes of its development, the structural changes associated with the disease process and the functional outcomes of these changes
Disrupted Physiology

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What is a disease?

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Adverse change from an organisms normal structural, functional, or social condition that is accompanied by specific signs and symptoms and changes in function from physical damage

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What is medical treatment?

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The management and care of a patients disease or disorder. Standard medical care to combat disease or disorder to improve health

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What is an operative report?

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Shows a detailed summary of the findings throughout the procedure, the procedure performed, any specimens that were removed, the pre and post operative diagnoses and the names of the primary performing surgeon and assistants

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What are the four main sections of the operative report?

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The header, indications for surgery, detail or body of the procedure, findings