Module 6- Growth and Development, and Body Orientation Flashcards
Benign
Mild, not spreading, not recurrent
Biopsy
Removing tissue from a living body and examining it under a microscope
Circumocular
Pertaining to around the eye
Cyst
Closed sac or pouch that contains fluid, semifluid, or solid material
Distal
Remote, or farthest, from the point of attachment to the trunk
Dorsal
On or near the back
Ectopic
Outside of its normal location
Endocranial
Pertaining to inside the head
Endocystoscopy
Examination of inside the bladder
Endogenous
Originating or produced inside of (a cell)
Epigastric
The region of the belly over or upon the stomach
Hydodermic
Pertaining to under the skin
Infiltration
Slipping into and between normal cells of the body
Lateral
Farther from the midline
Lesion
An area of unhealthy (morbid) tissue, such as an injury, would, burn, or infected patch of skin
Lumbar
The loin, the part of the back and sides between the ribs and pelvis
Malignant
Of a bad kind, growing worse, resisting treatment, and tending or threatening to produce death
Medial
Closer to the midline
Metastasis
Movement of cells, especially cancer cells, from one part of the body to another
Neoplasm
– New formation of tissue, abnormal because it serves no useful function, grows at the expense of a healthy body
– Any tissue growing autonomously and that has no useful function
Papilla
A small, nipplelike protuberance or elevation, may be located anywhere on the body, may be normal or abnormal
Papilloma
A hypertrophied papilla covered by a layer of skin
Papules
A pimple, red elevated spot on skin, solid and circumscribed
Polyp
A tumor with a little foot or stem, typically benign
Proximal
Nearest to the point of attachment to the trunk
Tumor
Swelling or enlargement, new growth of tissue, mass of tissue without function, interchangeable with neoplasm
Ventral
On or near the belly
Ectoderm
The outer layer of cells in the primary germ layers of the developing embryo
– Skin (Epidermis)
– Mucous membranes of nose, mouth, anus (Epithelium)
– Nervous tissue and sensory organs
Mesoderm
The middle of the three primary germ layers of the embryo
– All connective tissues
– All body musculature
– Blood, cardiovascular, lymphatic systems
– Most of urogenital system
– Lining of the pericardial, pleural, and peritoneal cavities
Endoderm
The innermost of the three primary germ layers of the embryo
– Lining of the gut
– Its glands (spleen, pancreas, liver)
– Component structures of the gut (esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon)
– Respiratory tract
Ectocytic
Of, or pertaining to, outside the cell
Endocarditis
Inflammation of inside of the heart
Endoscopy
Examination by looking inside of (a body cavity)
Ectogenous
Originating outside of a cell or organism
Hydrocyst
A cyst containing fluid (water)
Cystectomy
Surgical removal of a cyst
Vascular
Relating to, affecting, or consisting of a vessel or vessels, especially those which carry blood
Polypectomy
Surgical removal of polyp(s)
Excrescence
A useless structure growing out of the surface of a part, such as a wart or mole
Condyloma
A wart-like growth of the skin, occurring specifically in the genital area
Dorsalgia
Backache
Ventrotomy
Incision into the belly
Ventrodorsad
Of or pertaining to belly to back
Peritonsillar
Pertaining to around the tonsil
Periumbilical
Relating to around the belly button
Peridontal Gum Disease
Disease tissue around the teeth
Abduction
Moving away
Circumduction
Moving around
Perioral
Relating to around the mouth
Circumoral
Relating to around the mouth
Circumscribed
A ring or border of normal tissue around a lesion
Circumrenal
Pertaining to around or surrounding the kidney
Perirenal
Pertaining to around or surrounding the kidney
Epigastralgia
Pain in the area of the belly over the stomach
Epigastrocele
Hernia in the area of the belly over the stomach
Epicranium
The tissues (muscle and skin) that cover and surround the cranium
Epidermis
The skin (that covers the entire body)
Extrauterine
Outside the uterus
Extramarginal
Outside the edge or outer limits of a structure or organ
Patella
Kneecap
Infrapatellar
Pertaining to an area under, below the kneecap
Subpatellar
Beneath, under the kneecap
Sublingual
Under the tongue
Hypoglossal
Under the tongue
Sternum
Breastbone
Substernal, infrasternal, suprasternal
Pertaining to below the breastbone
Subpubic
Area beneath the pubic arch (bone)
Suprapubic
Above the pubic arch (bone)
Umbicial
Area that is near/around the umbilicus
Chondros
Cartilage (of ribs)
Hypochondrium
Beneath the ribs
Inguinal
Below the lumbar region
Periumbilical
Pertaining to around the umbilicus
Subabdominal
Relating to below the abdomen
Supralumbar
Relating to above the loin
Infrapubic
Pertaining to below the pubic arch
Circuminstestinal
Pertaining to around the intestine
Extravisual
Relating to outside the field of vision