Neurology, Psychology, Anesthesiology, and Vascular Terminology- Unit 8 Flashcards
combining form for nerve or neuron
neuro
combining form for vessel
angio
combining form for muscle
myo
combining form for artery
arterio
combining form for clot
thrombo
combining form for vein
phlebo
combining form for blood
hemo or hemato
combining form for fatty or porridgelike
athero
combining form for vein
veni
combining form for germ or embryonic cell
blasto
combining form for involuntary contraction
spasmo
combining form for hard
sclero
combining form for breaking down, destruction
lyso
combining form for fibrous/fiber
fibro
suffix means a condition of growth or development
plasia
combining form for mind
psycho
combining form for drugs or medicine
pharmaco
combining form for sleep
narco
suffix used in words to mean seizure
lepsy
combining form for lymphatic tissue
lympho
suffix for dilatation
ectasia
combining form for movement
kinesio
combining form for rod shaped
rhadbo
combining form for fat
lipo
immature or stem cell
blast
include
accept
influence or affect change
affect
inflowing
afferent
condition of pain sensitivity
algesia
pertaining to algesia
algesic
instrument for measuring level of pain
algesimeter
condition without pain
analgesia
condition of no sensation
anesthesia
science of studying the administration of anesthetics
anesthesiology
agent that produces loss of sensation
anesthetic
dilation of a vessel
angiectasia
immature vessel cell
angioblast
x-ray of a vessel
angiogram
vessel destruction
angiolysis
vessel tumor
angioma
vessel disease
angiopathy
surgical repair of a vessel
angioplasty
rupture of a blood vessel
angioplasty
rupture of a blood vessel
angiorrhexis
hardening of a vessel
angiosclerosis
process of looking into a vessel using a scope
angioscopy
vessel spasm
angiospasm
dilation of an artery
arteriectasia
condition of fibrous growth in the arteries
arteriofibrosis
softening of the arteries
arteriomalacia
rupture of the arteries
arteriorrhexis
hardening of the arteries
arteriosclerosis
spasm of an artery
arteriospasm
excision of an atheroma or athermanous plaque from arteries
atherectomy
fatty tissue tumor inside a large vessel
atheroma
fatty deposits on medium to large vessels, causing hardening
atherosclerosis
self-controlling, stress response center of the nervous system
autonomic
rupture of the heart
cardiorrhexis
defective development of cartilage
chondrodysplasia
rupture of the bladder
cystorrhexis
cell destruction
cytolysis
difficult or painful sensation
dysesthesia
result
effect
outflowing
efferent
process of making an image of nerve and muscle function using electricity
electroneuromyography
rupture of the small intestine
enterorrhexis
instrument used to measure the amount of sensation
esthesiometer
exclude
except
fibrous tumor
fibroma
softening of the stomach
gastromalacia
stomach spasm
gastrospasm
immature blood vessel cell
hemangioblast
blood in a joint
hemarthrosis
measurement of percent blood formed elements
hematocrit
physician specialist in blood disorders
hematology
destruction of blood
hematolysis
abnormal fear of blood
hematophobia
rupture of the liver
hepatorrhexis
oversensitivity to touch
hyperesthesia
abnormal over growth of cells
hyperplasia
below normal ability to feel
hypoesthesia
rupture of the uterus
hysterorrhexis
necrosis of tissue due to ischemia
infarction
condition in which blood flow to tissues is temporarily slowed or stopped
ischemia
lipid destruction
lipolysis
rupture of uterine tissues
metrorrhexis
spinal cord herniation
myelocele
bone marrow or spinal cord cell
myelocyte
immature muscle cell
myoblast
pertaining to the heart muscle
myocardial
inflammation of the myocardium
myocarditis
fibrous muscle tumor
myofibroma
instrument used to make a picture of muscle function
myograph
the process of using a myograph to make a myogram
myography
muscle tissue destruction
myolysis
muscle tumor
myoma
muscle disease
myopathy
hardening of a muscle
myosclerosis
muscle spasm
myospasm
seizure of uncontrolled sleep
narcolepsy
condition of being affected by narcotics
narcosis
analgesic and sleep-producing drug
narcotic
immature nerve cell
neuroblast
physician specialist in nervous system disorders
neurologist
nerve destruction
neurolysis
nerve tumor
neuroma
nerve disease
neuropathy
nerve condition characterized by anxiety and phobias
nerosis
nerve spasm
neuospasm
physician specialist who performs surgery on the brain and nerves
neurosurgeon
surgical crushing of a nerve
neurotripsy
inflammation near the liver
parahepatitis
pain in the lower body
paralgesia
abnormal pain
paralgia
loss of muscle function and sensation
paralysis
emergency medical technician with advanced training
paramedic
inflammation near the kidney
paranephritis
disease near the bone and joint
paraosteoarthropathy
paralysis in the lower body
paraplegia
nerves that return the body to normal following stress
parasympathetic
pertaining to the sudden onset of an attack, symptoms, or emotion
paroxysmal
specialist in drug therapy and dispensing drugs
pharmacist
study of drug therapy
pharmacology
dilation of a vein
phlebectasia
excision of a vein
phlebectomy
process of taking an x-ray of a vein
phlebography
fixation of a prolapsed vein
phlebopexy
surgical repair of a vein
phleboplasty
rupture of a vein
phleborrhexis
hardening of a vein
phlebosclerosis
veinpuncture
phlebotomy
physicial specialist in treatment of mental disorders
psychiatrist
analysis of mental and emotional state for treatment
psychoanalysis
study of the mind and mental process
psychology
mental processes that control movement
psychomotor
mental processes related to sexuality
psychosexual
therapy for mental disorders
psychotherapy
agent that affects mental process
psychotropic
excision of a clot
thrombectomy
blood clot in a vessel causing inflammation
thromboangiitis
blood clotting cell
thrombocyte
lack of platelets
thrombocytopenia
pertaining to producing clots
thrombogenic
resembling a clot
thromboid
inflammation of a lymph vessel caused by a clot
thrombolymphangitis
clot destruction
thrombolysis
inflammation of a vein caused by a clot
thrombophlebitis
condition of forming clots
thrombosis
incision into a vein with a needle to remove a venous blood sample
venipuncture
pertaining to veins
venous