Lesson 6 - Vocabulary Flashcards
balano
glans penis
balanitis
inflammation of the glans penis
balanoplasty
surgical repair of the glans penis
balanorrhea
flow or discharge from the glans penis
cervic/o
cervix (neck of uterus)
cervical
pertaining to the cervix
cervicitis
inflammation of the cervix
cervicoplasty
surgical procedure to repair the cervix
cholelith
gallstone
cholelithiasis
condition of gallstones
-cide
suffix meaning to kill or destroy (Latin)
colp/o
vagina
colpectomy
excision of a part of the vagina
colpitis
inflammation of the vagina
colpodynia
vaginal pain
colpopathy
any disease of the vagina
colpopexy
fixation of the vagina
colpoplasty
surgical repair of the vagina
colpoptosis
prolapse of the vagina
colporrhaphy
suturing of the vagina
colposcope
instrument for examining the vagina
colpospasm
vaginal spasm
colpotomy
incision into the vaginal wall
crypt
hidden
cryptochidism
failure of the testicle to descend into the scrotum. Hidden or undescended
cystorrhaphy
suturing of the bladder
cystorrhagia
hemorrhage of the bladder
dermatorrhaphy
suturing of the skin
dilate
to increase in diameter
dysuria
difficult or painful urination
ect/o
out (Greek)
encephalorrhagia
brain hemorrhage
endometritis
inflammation of the uterine lining
endometrium
inner layer of tissues of the uterus
gastorrhagia
stomach hemmorhage
genitourinary
pertaining to the urinary tract and genitals
gynec/o
woman (Greek)
gyne
Greek word for women
gynecoid
resembling women
gynecologic
adjectival form of gynecology
gynecologist
one who specializes in gynecology
gynecology
field of study which deals with diseases of women
gynecopathy
any disease peculiar to women
gynephobia
abnormal fear of women
hematuria
blood in the urine
hyster/o
uterus as an organ (Greek)
hysterectomy
excision of the uterus
hysterocele
herniation of the uterus
hysterogram
an x-ray of the uterus
hysteropathy
any disease of the uterus
hysteropexy
surgical fixture of the uterus
hysteoptosis
prolapse of the uterus
hysterosalpingogram
an x-ray of the uterus and fallopian tubes
hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy
excision of the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries
hysterospasm
a spasm of the uterus
hysterotomy
incision into the uterus
KUB
any x-ray of the kidney, uterus, and bladder
menorrhagia
excessive bleeding during menstruation
metr/o
womb or uterine tissues
metra
Greek for womb
metritis
inflammation of the uterine musculature
metrocele
herniation of the uterus
metroparalysis
paralysis of the uterus or uterine musculature
metropathy
any uterine disease
metroplegia
paralysis of the uterus or uterine musculature
metorrhea
abnormal discharge from uterine tissues
nephr/o
the kidney (Greek)
nephritis
inflammation of the kidneys
nephrolith
a stone found in the kidney
nephrolysis
destruction of kidney tissue
nephromalacia
softening of kidney tissue
nephromegaly
enlargement of the kidney
nephropexy
fixation of a prolapsed kidney or repair of the kidney
nephrorrhaphy
suturing of a kidney
neurorrhaphy
suturing of a nerve
noctouria
urinating at night
oliguria
low amount of urine
o/o
egg ovum (Greek)
ooblast
an embryonic egg cell (that will become an ovum)
oogenesis
formation and development of an ovum
oon
Greek word for egg
oophor/o
ovary
oophorectomy
excision of the ovary
oophoritis
inflammation of the ovary
oophoroma
tumor in an ovary
oophoropexy
fixation of a displaced ovary
orchi/o
testicle
orchiectomy
excision of the testicle
orch/o
testicle
orchiopexy
fixation of a displaced testicle
orchid/o
testicle (Greek)
orchidalgia
pain in the testes
orchidectomy
excision of the testicle
orchidocele
herniation of a testicle
orchidodynia
pain in the testicles
orchidopexy
surgical fixation of the testicles
orchidoplasty
surgical repair of the testicles
orchidotomy
incision into a testicle
ovarium
a place that holds eggs
ovary
the organ that is responsible for maturing a discharging the ovum
pen/o
penis
penile
adjectival form for penis
penitis
inflammation of the penis
penoscrotal
pertaining to the penis and scrotum
-pexy
suffix for surgical fixation
phor/o
to bear (Greek)
poly
prefix that means many or much
polyarthritis
inflammation of many joints
polycystic
having many cysts
polyneuritis
inflammation of many nerves
polyneuropathy
disease of many nerves
polyotia
having too many or more than two ears
polyphagia
eating too much
polyphobia
excessive fear of things (many phobias)
polyuria
excessive amounts of urine
prostat/o
prostate gland
prostalgia
prostatic pain
prostatectomy
excision of the prostate
prostatic
adjectival form for prostate gland
prostatitis
inflammation of the prostate gland
prostatorrhea
an abnormal flow or discharge from the prostate gland
-ptosis
suffix meaning condition of a prolapse, falling, or displacement
ptosis
a condition of displacement
ptotic
adjectival form of ptosis
pyel/o
renal pelvis
pyelitis
inflammation of the renal pelvis
pyelogram
x-ray of the renal pelvis
ren/o
kidney (Latin)
renal
pertaining to the kidney
renogastric
pertaining to the kidney and stomach
renointestinal
pertaining to the kidney and intestine
renogram
record from an x-ray of the kidney
renopathy
any kidney disease
rhinolith
nasal stones
-rrhagia
hemorrhage or abnormal bleeding
-rrhaphy
suturing or wound closure
-rrhea
runny, flow, or discharge
salping/o
fallopian tubes or eustachian tubes (in ears)
salpingectomy
excision of a fallopian tube
salpingitis
inflammation of a fallopian tube
salpingo-oophorocele
hernia that encloses the fallopian tube and ovary
salpingo-oophoritis
inflammation of the fallopian tube and ovary
salpingoscope
instrument used to examine the fallopian tubes
salpingostomy
making a new surgical opening in a fallopian tube
salpinx
Greek word meaning the shape of a trumpet
scrotal
adjectival form for scrotum
scrotom
the saclike structure that contains the testes
semen
prostatic fluid and sperm discharged from the seminal vesicles
semin/o
the combination of fluids and sperm
seminal
pertaining to sperm
seminoma
a seminal tissue tumor
sperm/o
sperm
sperma
Greek word meaning sperm
spermat/o
sperm
spermatoblast
an immature sperm cell
spermatocele
herniated saclike structure containing sperm
spermatocyst
a bladder or sac containing sperm
spermatogenesis
formation of spermatozoa or formation of sperm or male germ cells
spermatoid
resembling sperm
spermatolysis
destruction of spermatoxoa
spermatopathy
disease of the sperm
spermicide
an agent used to kill sperm
spermoblast
an immature sperm cell
spermolysis
destruction of spermatozoa
testicular
Latin adjectival form for testicle
tomy
to cut (Greek)
tubal litigation
excision of the fallopian tubes and sterilization surgery in women
ur/o
urine
ureter/o
ureter
ureterocele
herniation of the ureter
uretercystotomy
making a new opening between the ureter and bladder
ureterolith
stone or calculus in the ureter
ureterorrhaphy
suturing of the ureter
ureteropathy
any disease of the ureter
ureterorrhagia
hemorrhage of the ureter
urethrocystitis
urethra and bladder
urethropyeloplasty
plastic surgery of the ureter and renal pelvis
urethrorectal
pertaining to the urethra and rectum
urethrorrhagia
hemmorhage of the urethra
urethrospasm
spasm of the urethra
urethrotomy
incision into the urethra
urethrovaginal
pertaining to the urethra and vagina
uretrrohaphy
suturing of the urethra
ureterpyelitis
inflammation of the ureter and renal pelvis
ureteropyosis
condition of pus in the ureter and renal pelvis
ureterorrhaphy
suttering or stitching of the ureter
urethra
tube from urinary bladder to outside
uretr/o
uterus
-uria
suffix meaning condition of urine
urogenital
pertaining to the urinary tract and genitals
urologist
a physician specializing in the urinary tract and male reproductive system
urology
study of the urinary tract
uropathy
any disease of the urinary tract
uterine
adjectival form of uterus
utero
womb, female reproductive system
uterus
Latin word for womb
vaginectomy
excision of part of the vagina
vaginopathy
any disease of the vagina
vaginoplasty
surgical repair of the vagina
vans
a Latin word meaning vessel, duct, or tube
vas/o
blood vessel can also be used to mean other types of vessels, ducts, or tubes
vasal
pertaining to a vessel
vasectomy
removal of a segment of the vans deferens
vasoconstriction
decreasing the size of the diameter of a vessel
vasodilation
enlarging the diameter of a vessel
vasomotor
adjective that refers to nerves that control the tone of the blood vessel walls
vasorrhpahy
suture of the vans deferens
vasospasm
spasm of a vessel
vasostomy
making a new opening in the vans deferens
vasotomy
incision into the vans deferens
vasotripsy
crushing of a vessel with forceps to stop hemorrhage