Medical Terminology Flashcards

1
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eu (HC)

A

Normal, health ex. euthyroid (normal thyroid function

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2
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juxta (HC)

A

near ex. juxta-articular (near a joint)

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3
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ectomy (HC)

A

surgical removal ex. splenectomy (removal of the spleen

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4
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oma (HC)

A

tumor ex. blastoma (cancer composed of embryonic cells)

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5
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ischi(o) (HC)

A

hip ex. ischiopubic (pertaining to the ischium and pubes)

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6
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What is Cardiac Arrest? (DG)

A

When the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops pumping.

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7
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What separates the left and right chambers of the heart? (DG)

A

The Septum

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8
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Hyper vs. Hypo (DG)

A

Hyper-increased, high
Hypo-decreased, low

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9
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-pathy (DG)

A

Disease

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10
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What is Agonal Respirations? (DG)

A

Not true breathing, often occurs because the heart is no longer pumping blood. (e.g. gasping, snoring, moaning)

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11
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Break down Cardiomyopathy into its prefix, root, and suffix (DG)

A

Cardio-myo-pathy, meaning disease in the heart muscle.

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12
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Medial vs Lateral (EMM)

A

Medial- towards middle
Lateral- toward sides

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13
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Anterior vs Posterior (EMM)

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anterior- front side of the body
posterior- backside of the body

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14
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Break down cardiopulmonary arrest (EMM)

A

cardio- heart , pulmo- lungs , arrest- stop

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15
Q

true/ false: the ribs are superior to the ankle (EMM)

A

true

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16
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true/ false: the hand is distal to the shoulder (EMM)

A

true

17
Q

What does prone position mean? (RC)

A

lying face-down on stomach

18
Q

meaning of root word thorac (RC)

A

chest

19
Q

meaning of root word hepat (RC)

A

liver

20
Q

meaning of the prefix brady (RC)

A

slow

21
Q

meaning of the suffix lysis (RC)

A

breakdown, separate

22
Q

Sub (RR)

A

Below, under

23
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Chron (RR)

A

Time, long time

24
Q

-opsy (RR)

A

To view

25
Q

The difference between -scope and -scopy. (RR)

A

-scope is the instrument to visually examine and -scopy is process of visual examination.

26
Q

-Poli (RR)

A

Gray

27
Q

The root word Vesic(o) means what?
TJ

A

Bladder

28
Q

The root word cerivic(o) means what?
TJ

A

Neck

29
Q

The root word adipo means what?
TJ

A

Fat

30
Q

What is an eponym?
TJ

A

A disease or illness that is named after someone

31
Q

What artery of the hear is the only artery to carry deoxygenated blood?
TJ

A

Pulmonary artery

32
Q

What is the pericardium and what is its purpose?
TJ

A

The pericardium is a double layered membrane that surrounds the heart. The purpose is to protect the heart and reduce any friction between the heart and others surrounding it.

33
Q

Which side of the heart carries deoxygenated blood?
TJ

A

Right

34
Q

what is the terminology in which something medical is named after someone?
TM

A

Eponym

35
Q

hemorrhage

TM

A

a loss of blood to the vessel, damage to the blood vessel.

36
Q

hyperthyroidism

TM

A

A condition of an overactive thyroid gland.

37
Q

The belly button is what to the arm?
TM

A

Medial

38
Q

True / False
The suffix is the core component of a medical word.

TM

A

False the root word is the core component.