Midterm Flashcards
-algia
pain
-logy
study of
-itis
inflammation of
neuralgia
pain in nerve
neurology
study of nervous system
neuritis
inflammation of nerve
neur/o
nerve
-dynia
pain
carditis
inflammation of the heart
cardiology
study of the heart
arthr/o
joint
card/i/o
heart
path/o
disease
-al
adjective suffix
-gen
origin, cause, formation
epi-
upon, following, or subsequent to
micro-
small
post-
after
peri-
around
What are the structural levels of organizations?
cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organism
cell membrane
allows certain substances in and out
nucelus
directs activities with cell
mitochondria
generates energy for the cell
cytoplasm
watery fluid that fills spaces outside the nucleus
What makes up tissues?
cells
tissues
similar cells working together to perform similar tasks
what are the four types of tissues?
muscle, connective, nerve, epithelial
What makes organs?
tissues with common functions from organs
organs
structures that perform specialized functions
What forms systems?
organ groups
Systems
each systems has own special purpose
anatomic position
body erect, facing forward; palms facing forward, arms at sides
heimlich maneuver
used to dislodge food from the airway of a person who is choking
encephal/o
brain
brachi/o
arm
pelv/o
pelvis
pod/o
foot
hepat/o
liver
gastr/o
stomach
nephr/o
kidney
hepatitis
inflammation of the liver
nephritis
inflammation of the kidney
arthritis
inflammation of a join
sub-
under
-ic
pertaining to
subhepatic
pertaining to under the liver
retro-
behind
retrogastric
pertaining to behind the stomach
pericardium
the fibrous tissue or structure surrounding the heart
hematology
the study of blood
-gram
record of something
electr/o
electricity
electrocardiogram
a record of the electricity of the heart
gastroenterology
study of the stomach and intestines
enter/o
intestines
-osis
abnormal condition
leuk/o
white
cyt/o
blood cells
leukocytes
white blood cells
leukocytosis
an abnormal condition of an increased number of normal white blood cells
subgastric
pertaining to below the stomach
-ic, -al
pertaining to
subglossal
pertaining to under the tongue
gloss
tongue