Systems Chapter 5 Flashcards
cocc/i
spherically shaped family of bacteria
strept/o
twisted chains or strips
staphyl/o
bunch of grapes or uvula
bacill/i
rod shaped bacteria
dipl/o
double
uvul/o
uvula
py/o
pus
onc/o
tumors
-genic
producing or forming
-rrhea
flow or discharge
ot/o
ear
cholecystography
process of obtaining an x-ray of the gall bladder
-ites
distended with gas
a-
not, lack of
an-
not, lack of
brady-
abnormally slow
dys-
difficult, abnormal, poor, painful
tachy-
abnormally fast
audi/o
hearing
phon/o
voice, vocal sounds
phasia
speech
rhin/o
nose
lith/o
calculus or stone
-genesis
generating, producing or forming
chol/e
gall or bile
-iasis
pathological condition or infestation
phagia
Swallowing
pne/o
respiration or breathing
-pnea
breathing
men/o
menstruation
peps/o
digestion
therm/o
heat
dia-
through
dactyl/o
fingers or toes
syn-
with or together
drom/o
run
dips/i
thirst
poly-
too much or too many
agenesis
lack of development
alcoholism
chronic physical and psychological addiction to alcohol
amenorrhea
absence of menstruation
apepsia
cessation of digestion
aphasia
unable to speak
aphonia
no voice, unable to make sounds
apnea
absence of breathing
audiogram
graphic record of hearing function
audiologist
hearing specialist
audiology
science that studies hearing
audiometer
instrument to test hearing
audiometry
process of testing hearing
bacillus
rod shaped bacterium
bradycardia
slow heart rate
bradypepsia
slow digestion
bradyphagia
slow eating (swallowing)
bradypnea
slow breathing
calculi
small stones
carcinogenesis
formation of cancer
cholangiogram
x-ray of the bile ducts
cholecyst
gall bladder
cholecystitis
inflammation of the gallbladder
cholecystogram
x-ray of the gall bladder
cholecystography
process of obtaining an x-ray of the gall bladder
Coccus
Sphere shaped bacterium
Dactylitis
Inflammation of the fingers and/or toes
Dactylogram
Fingerprint
Dactylospasm
Spasm of a digit
Diplobacillus
Double bacillus
Diplococci
Cocci growing in pairs
Dipsomania
Abnormal compulsion to drink
Dysmenorrhea
Painful menstruation
Dipsomania
Abnormal compulsion to drink
Dysmenorrhea
Painful menstruation
Dyspepsia
Painful digestion
Dysphagia
Difficulty swallowing
Dysphasia
Difficulty speaking, garbled speech
Dysphonia
Difficulty making sounds with your voice
Dyspnea
Difficulty breathing
Hydrocephalus
Enlarged head due to fluid accumulation (congenital)
Hyperthermia
Abnormally high body temperature
Hypothermia
Abnormally low body temperature
Lithometer
Instrument to measure stones
Lithotomy
Incision for the removal of stones
Macroblast
Abnormally large immature cell
Macrocephalus
Large head size
cholecystotomy
incision into the gallbladder
cholelith
gallstone
cholelithiasis
infestation with gallstones