Medical Terminology Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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agglutin/o

A

clumping

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2
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chrom/o

A

color

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3
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coagul/o

A

clotting

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4
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eosin/o

A

rosy red

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5
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fibrin/o

A

fibers

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6
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fus/o

A

pouring

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7
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granul/o

A

granules

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8
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morph/o

A

shape

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9
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phag/o

A

eat, swallow

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10
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sanguin/o

A

blood

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11
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septic/o

A

infection

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12
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-apheresis

A

removal, carry away

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13
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-crit

A

separation of

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14
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-cytic

A

pertaining to cells

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15
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-cytosis

A

more than th normal number os cells

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16
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-emia

A

blood condition

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17
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-globin

A

protein

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18
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-penia

A

abnormal decrease, too few

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19
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-phil

A

attracted to

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20
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-philia

A

condition of being attracted to

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21
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-philic

A

pertaining to being attracted to

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22
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-plastic

A

pertaining to formation

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23
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-plastin

A

formation

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24
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-poiesis

A

formation

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25
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-rrhagic

A

pertaining to abnormal flow

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26
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-stasis

A

standing still

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27
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What are the three different kinds of formed elements in blood?

A

erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets

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28
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erythrocytes

A

red blood cells

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29
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Why do red blood cells appear red?

A

hemoglobin, an iron-containing pigment

30
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What does hemoglobin do for the body?

A

it is part of the red blood cell that picks up oxygen from the lungs and delivers it to the tissues of the body.

31
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What do leukocytes do for the body?

A

white blood cells, they provide protection against the invasion of pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and other foreign material.

32
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hematology

A

the study of blood

33
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phagocytosis

A

process whereby cells ingest and destroy bacteria within the body

34
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plasma

A

the fluid portion of the blood

35
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hemostasis

A

medical term for blood clotting

36
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platelet

A

also thrombocyte

refers to the smallest of all the formed blood elements

37
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dyscrasia

A

general term indicating the presence of a disease affecting the blood

38
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lymphocytic

A

an agranulocytic leukocyte formed in lymphatic tissue

39
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monocytic

A

a agranulocytic leukocyte that with a single, large nucleus

40
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neutrophilic

A

a granulocytic leukocyte that attracts a neutral pH stain

41
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sanguinous

A

pertaining to blood

42
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basophilic

A

a granulocytic leukocyte that attracts a basic pH stain

43
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pancytopenia

A

having too few of all cells

44
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erythrocytosis

A

the condition of having too many red blood cells

45
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hemophilia

A

disease in which blood does not clot

46
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anemia

A

condition with reduced number of RBC’s

47
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thalassemia

A

type of anemia

48
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dyscrasia

A

general term for blood disorders

49
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axill/o

A

axilla (underarm)

50
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adenoid/o

A

adenoid

51
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lymphangi/o

A

lymph vessel

52
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nucle/o

A

nucleus

53
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thym/o

A

thymus gland

54
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tonsill/o

A

tonsils

55
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-edema

A

swelling

56
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-globulin

A

protein

57
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-toxic

A

pertaining to poison

58
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What does the lymphatic system consist of?

A

network of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, the spleen, the thymus gland, and the tonsils

59
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Where is the spleen located and what does it do?

A

upper left quadrant

It filters out and destroys old red blood cells, recycles iron and also stores some of the blood supply for the body

60
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Where is the thymus gland and what does it do?

A

the upper portion of the mediastinum

assists the body with the immune function and the development of antibodies

61
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What two forms does immunity come in?

A

natural immunity and acquired immunity

62
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Where are the lymph ducts located?

A

right lymphatic and thoracic

63
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Where are the primary concentrations of lymph nodes?

A

neck, chest, groin and armpit regions

64
Q

non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

A

cancer of the lymphatic tissues other than Hodgkin’s lymphoma

65
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Hodgkin’s disease

A

cancer of the lymphatic cells found in concentration in the lymph node

66
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sarcoidosis

A

autoimmune disease

67
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ELISA

A

blood test for antibody to HIV virus

68
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Monospot

A

test for mononucleosis

69
Q

lymphangiography

A

an X-ray

70
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polycythemia vera

A

condition characterized by the production of too many red blood cells

71
Q

Kaposi’s sarcoma

A

cancer that is see in AIDS patients