Session 17: Receptacles, Together-Apart Flashcards
ampulla (root)
flask, jug
ampulla (term)
sac-like dilation of a canal or duct
ampule
small sealed glass of fluid for injection
ascos
bag
ascites
accumulation of excessive fluid in the abdominal cavity
bursa (root)
skin bag of wine
bursa (term)
a fibrous sac between tendon and bone or tendon and ligament lined by a synovial membrane and containing synovial fluid
bursitis
inflammation of a bursa
calyx
cup of a flower
calyces
cup-like collection area for urine in inner part of the kidneys
capsula
small box
capsule
a fibrous sheath that encloses an organ
capsulotomy
cutting into a capsule (of the lens of the eye)
cisterna
reservoir
cisterna magna
large area of cerebrospinal fluid collection between the cerebellum and the medulla
cremaster
hanging basket
cremaster muscle
muscle which helps suspend the testicles and can pull them toward the abdomen
folliculus
small leather bag
follicle
an invagination of the skin’s surface that generates hair shafts; also a cavity in the ovaries that nourishes an egg
patella
shallow dish
patella
kneecap, shallow dish-shaped sesamoid bone
pelvis
basin
pelvis
a basin shaped group of bones that forms the hip
pyelo-
basin
pyelonephritis
inflammation of the kidney with an accumulation of pus in the kidney “basin” ie calyces
pyelography
injection of a dye for x-ray exam of the kidney calyces
sac
small bag
saccule
act of forming small cavities
sacculation
act of forming small cavities
theca
receptacle, sheath
thecal
referring to a sheath or case (often refers to tissue case for ovarian follicle)
vas-/vaso-
canal for fluid
vas deferens
canal for semen going away from testes