Module 2 Flashcards
algia, algesia
pain
analgesia
absence of pain (still conscious)
neuralgia
pain caused by damaged/irritated nerves
cele
swelling, hernia
rectocele
herniation of the rectum
cystocele
hernia of the bladder
cise
to cut
excise
to cut, to remove
incision
to cut into; cut, gash
ectasia, ectasis
to dilate
arteriectasis
(swelling)distension/vasodilation of an artery
nephrectomy
Surgical removal of one or both kidneys
ectomy
surgical removal of
pneumonectomy
surgical removal Of a lung | part of a lung
emia
blood
hyperglycemia
high blood sugar levels
hypoglycemia
low blood sugar levels
esthesia
sensation
anesthesia
loss of sensation c/s loss of consciousness
gram
record, tracing, x-ray picture
electrocardiogram
tracing made by electrocardiogram—changes of the heart actions
angiogram
tracing/graph of blood vessels
centesis
puncture of a cavity
thoracentesis
aspiration of fluid from the chest
thoracocentesis
Remove fluid around the lungs
ia, iasis, osis, ism, sis
condition of
cholelithiasis
gallstones; condition of hard deposits in the gallbladder
diverticlosis
condition of small pouches forming in weak spots of colon wall
itis
inflamation of
gastritis
inflammation of/swelling of stomach lining
colitis
inflammation of the inner lining of the colon
ium
metallic element
sodium
soft, silver-white reactive metal (alkali)
lysis
destruction of, dissolving, loosening
hemolysis
destruction of the red blood cells
old
resembling
osteoid
(unminerlized bone tissue)
oma
tumor
carcinoma
cancerous tumor forming in epithelial tissues
lipoma
benign tumor of fatty tissue
orrhaphy
repair by suturing
heriorrhaphy
suturing/ repair of hernia
neurorrhaphy
the surgical suturing of a divided nerve.
Osocopy
Examination by viewing
Gastroscopy
Viewing/examining stomach and flexible tube
Bronchoscopy
Visualizing the airway by their tube (bronchial)
Ostomy
Forming a new opening
Tracheostomy
Creating an opening in the trachea
Colostomy
opening of the colon throught the belly
Otomy
Incision into
Thoracotomy
Incision into thoracic cavity
Cystotomy
Incision into bladder
Pexy
Surgical fixation
Rhinoplasty
Surgical repair of nose
Blepharaplasty
Surgical repair eyelid
Plegia
Paralysis
Hemiplegia
Paralysis-one side of the body
Paraplegia
Paralysis of both sides
Pnea
Breathing
Apnea
Temporary stopping of breathing
Dyspena
Difficulty breathing
Ptosis
Prolapsed
Hysteroptosis
Prolapse of the uterus
Rhage, orrhea
Bleeding, flow
Hemorrhage
Blood loss, profuse
Dysmenorrhea
Painful, difficult menstruation
Scope
An instrument for viewing, examining
Esophagoscope
Instrument for viewing the esophagus
Otoscope
Instrument for viewing the ear
Phobia
Fear
Claustrophobia
Fear of closed spaces
Photophobia
Fear of light
Sclerosis
Hard
Arteriosclerosis
Hardening of arteries
Nephrosclerosis
Hardening of the kidney
Tripsy
Surgical crushing
Lithotripsy
Crushing of the stones
Uria
Pertaining to urine
Hematuria
Blood in urine
Polyuria
Excessive/ much urination
pathology
the study of disease, including its causes, effects, and nature
pathology department
a medical department that studies disease and its causes, effects, and progression
pathologist
medical doctor specializing in pathology/pathogenesis/laboratory testing and diagnosis
medical laboratory technicians
a healthcare profesionals who perform tests on patients to sample and to help diagnose, treat, and prevent disease:
as
associate of science
bacteriology
science of microorganisms
bio-chemistry
science of chemical changes in living things
hematology
science of blood and cells
histology
the study of the microscopic structure of tissues.
hyereoctomy
surgical removal of uterus
oophorectomy
surgical removal of one/ both overies
nephrectomy
surgical removal of one/ both kidneys
gastrectomy
surgical removal of part/ of the stomach
thyroidectomy
surgical removal of part/of the thyroid gland
cholecystectomy
surgical removal of the gallbladder
BS
bachelor of science
pneumonectomy
surgical removal of the lung/ part of the lung
disease
abnormality of the structure & body and function
anatomy
study of structure of the body
physiology
body function (disease would be functional disease)
biology
the study of living things
morphology
study of structure & and forms of living organisms
gross anatomy
study of anatomical structure seen by the naked eye (macroscope)
embryology
development of a human from conception to 2 months
fetus
development from 2 months in uterus to child birth
dorsal or posterier
back/towards the back of the body
ventral or Anter/o
front and towards the front
coronal or fontal
frontal plane divides the body into the dorsal & ventral
transverse plane
horizontal plane
head-end
cranial
superior
cephal/o
lower- end
caud/o
inferior
median or mid-sagittal plane
midline line -center of the body
sagittal plane
vertical plane - front to back
medi/o
middle
laterial
toward or from the sides
internal
of or situated on the inside
external
belonging to or forming the outer surface/structure
proximal
situated near the center of the body/ attachment
distal
situated away from the center of the body/attached
oblique
neither parallel
peripheral
relating to or situated on the edge(periphery)
sinistro
left
dextro
right
Central
of, at, or forming the center
pariet/o
wall(of the body) - parietal bone covers, brain, eyes, and nostrils
viscer/o
internal organs of the body, specifically within the chest, heart & lungs
disease
abnormally of the structure & body functions
anatomy
study of the structure of the body
physiology
body function (disease would be functional disease)
biology
the study of living things
morphology
study of the structure & form of living organisms
gross anatomy
the study of anatomical structure seen by the naked eye (macroscope)
embryology
study of the earliest development of life
embryo
development of. human from conception to 2 months
fetus
development from 2 months in the uterus to childbirth
cells, cyte, cyteology
small structure & and functional unit of the body
tissues
cells that are similar in structure & function (muscle)
organs
group of tissue combined together
systems
combination of organs
Skeletal System
The body’s basic framework supports organs, furnishes a place of attachment for muscles.
This system consists of over 200 bones with their
joints and is collectively known as the skeleton
Muscular System
Body movements are due to the action of the muscles, which are attached to bones. This system therefore, permits motion and movement of the body. Other types of muscles are present in the walls of organs such as the heart and the intestine
Circulatory System
(cardio=heart, vascular=vessels.) The heart,
(Cardiovascular) blood vessels, lymph vessels and lymph nodes make up the system whereby blood is pumped to all the tissues of the body, bringing with it nutrients, oxygen and other substances, and carrying away waste materials
Digestive System
: This system comprises all organs, which have to do with taking in food and converting the useful parts of it into substances that the body cells can use. Organs in this system are the mouth, teeth, esophagus, stomach, intestine and accessory organs such as the liver and the pancreas
respiratory system
Includes the lungs and passages leading to and from them. The purpose of this system is to absorb oxygen from the air, which is then dissolved into the blood and carried to all tissues of the body. A waste product of the cells, carbon dioxide, is taken by the blood to the lungs, where it is expelled to the outside air
Integumentary System: The word “integument” means skin. This system includes the skin, hair and sweat and sebaceous glands. The purpose of this system is to cover and protect the body. It also assists in regulating body temperature and has the functions of sensation and excretion
The word “integument” means skin. This system includes the skin, hair and sweat and sebaceous glands. The purpose of this system is to cover and protect the body. It also assists in regulating body temperature and has the functions of sensation and excretion
Urinary System:
The main components of this system are the (Excretory Sys.) kidneys, ureters, bladder and the urethra. Its purpose is to filter out and rid the body of waste products taken by the blood from the cells. (As noted above, other waste products are removed via the digestive and the respiratory systems
Nervous System
The brain, spinal cord, nerves and special senses integrate the various intellectual and physical processes of the body. It gives the body an awareness of its environment and enables it to react accordingly
Endocrine System
The endocrine glands (thyroid, pituitary, ovaries) secrete hormones which regulate body functions such as growth, food utilization and reproduction
reproductive system
This system includes the external sex organs System and all related inner structures that are concerned with the production of new individuals