Lesson 12 and 13 Flashcards
ageustia
a (p) / geust (cf): [taste] / ia (s), absence, partial loss, or impairment of the sense of taste
anosmia
an (p) / osm (cf): [sense of smell] / ia (s) , absence of loss of the sense of smell
aortoiliac
aort (cf) / o (cv) / ili (cf) / ac (s): [pertaiing to] , pertaining to aorta and iliac arteries
biliary
bili (cf): bile / ary (s) , pertaining to bile or bile ducts
cardioesophageal
cardi (cf): [upper part of the stomach] /o (cv) /esophage (cf): esophagus /al (s) , pertaining to the junction of the esophagus and the stomach. [cardia: means upper part of the stomach, not heart]
cardiospasm
cardi (cf) /o (cv) /spasm (cf): [involuntary movement]
a spasm of cardiac sphincter disordered motor function of distal end of esophagus
cecopexy
cec (cf) / o (cv) / pexy (csf): [surgical fixation]
surgical fixation of cecum to abdominal wall
cecostomy
cec (cf) / o (cv) / stomy (csf): [surgical opening] , surgical opening in the cecum
cholangiotomy
chol (cf): [bile] / angi (cf): [vessel] / o (cv) / tomy (sf): [incision] , incision of bile duct
choledochoenterostomy
chole (cf): [bile] / doch (cf): [duct] / o (cv) / enter (cf): [intestine] / o (cv) / stomy (csf), surgical formation of a passage between the common bile duct and the intestine
coprolith
copr (cf): fecal matter / o (cv) / lith (cf)
dry stool (hard feces)
coproscopy
copr (cf): [fecal matter] / o (cv) / scopy (csf) , Examination of analysis of feces
creatorrhea
creat (cf): flesh / o (cv) / rrhea (cf): flow
presence of undigested of undigested muscle fibers in feces
defecation
de (p): away from / fecat (cf) / ion (s), evacuation of bowels
diglossia
di (p): [double] / gloss (cf) / ia (s), condition of having a double tongue
dolichosigmoid
dolich (cf) / o (cv) / sigm (cf): [sigmoid colon] / oid (s)
having abnormally long sigmoid portion of colon
duodenojejunostomy
duoden (cf) / o (cv) / jejun (cf) / o (cv) / stom (cf) / y (s)
surgical opening between duodenum and jejunum
dyspepsia
dys (p): against / peps (cf): digest / ia (s) [abnormal state] , bad digestion
esophagismus
esophag (cf) / ismus (s): [muscle spasm]
spasm of esophagus
fecaloid
fec (cf) / al (s) /oid (s)
resembling feces
feculent
fec (cf) / u (cv) / lent (s) , containing sediment
gingivitis
gingiv (cf): gum / itis (s) , gum inflammation
glossectomy
gloss (cf) / ectomy (csf) , surgical excision of the tongue
ileocecal sphincter
ile (cf) / o (cv) /cec (cf) / al (s) sphincter (cf): [sphincter muscle] , sphincter between the ileum and the cecum
ileocolic
ile (cf) / o (cv) / col (cf) / ic (s)
pertaining to ilium and colon
ileocolostomy
ile (cf) / o (cv) / col (cf) / o (cv) / stom (cf) / y (s)
surgical opening of passage between colon and ilium
jejunostomy
jejun (cf) / o (cv) / stomy (csf) , surgical opening of the jejunum
labiogingival
labi (cf) / o (cv) / gingiv (cf) /al (s) , pertaining to the lips and gums
lienal
lien (cf): [spleen] / al (s) , pertaining to the spleen
lingula
ling (cf): [tongue] / ul (sd) / a (s)
tongue shaped process [organ or projection that looks like a tongue]
pancreatic
pancreat (cf) / ic (s)
pertaining to pancreas
pepsin
peps (cf) : [digest] / in (s) , digestive enzyme
postlingual
post (p) / lingu (cf): [tongue] / al (s) , something that happened after the development of speech
proctologist
proct (cf): [anus/rectum] / o (cv) / logist (sf) , doctor who specializes in the treatment of anus and rectum
proctosigmoiditis
proct (cf) / o (cv) / sigm (cf): sigmoid colon / oid (s) / itis (s) , inflammation of the rectum and the sigmoid
pylethrombosis
pyle (cf): portal vein / thromb (cf): blood clot / osis (s)
occlusion of portal vein by blood clot
pylorospasm
pylor (cf): pylorus / o (cv) / spasm (cf) , spasmodic contraction of the pyloric orifice
rectoclysis
rect (cf): [rectum] / o (cv) / cly (cf): [rinse out] / sis (s): [action or process] , infusion of fluid into the rectum [for cleansing]
rectostenosis
rect (cf) / o (cv) / sten (cf): narrowing / osis (s): [state] narrowing of the rectum
retrolingual
retro (p): behind / lingu (cf): [tongue] / al (s)
behind the tongue