Terminology Unit 2 Flashcards
-some
small / body
kary
nucleus
histo
tissue/ histocompatibility tissue similarity that permits transplantation
papill/o
nipple
myxadenitis
inflammation (-itis) of a mucus-secreting gland / myx mucus
Adenitis
inflammation of gland
Adenitis
inflammation of gland
myxoma
A tumor of tissue that secretes mucus
mucosa
A membrane that secretes mucus
Somatotropin
also called growth hormone, has a general stimulating effect on the body
-blast
productive cell
karyogenesis
formation of a nucleus
autophagy
self (auto)-destruction of a cell’s organelles
plas
formation, development
chronotropic
affecting rate or timing (chron/o) / trop affect
troph
feeding, growth, nourishment
gonadotropin
substance that acts on the sex glands
steatorrhea
discharge (-rhea) of fatty stools
aversion
avoidance
Liposuction
the surgical removal of lipids
glucocorticoid
a hormone that controls the metabolism of glucose
adipocyte
a cell that stores lipids
asteatosis
is a dermatological condition that is characterized by dry, fissured skin that occurs from epidermal water loss. It is a common condition that affects mostly geriatric patients in dry, cold climates.
lapar/o
abdominal wall
celiocentesis
surgical puncture (centesis) of the abdomen
peritoneal
pertaining to the peritoneum (the tissue that lines the abdominal wall and covers most of the organs in the abdomen)
cervic
neck
acro
extremity (limb)`
dactyl
finger
antebrachium
forearm
ped/pod
foot
kinesia
excess motion
brachiate
such as monkeys, swing from place to place using their arms
Sinistropedal
use of left foot
circumoral
around mouth
periorbital
around eye
juxtaposition
a location near or beside another structure
retrouterine
behind the uterus
intraocular
in an eye
alg/
pain
carcin
cancer
cysto
filled sac
lith
stone
onc
tumor
py
pus / pyocyt
pyrexia
fever pyro & pyret
sclerosis
hardening
pyorrhea
The pyorrhea, also known as periodontitis, is a multifactorial disease affecting oral gum. It is an inflammation caused by bacteria, which can affect causing halitosis (bad smell of the mouth), gingival recession, destruction of the support bone of the tooth and, in the worst case, cause even the loss of the tooth.
lithotomy
surgical removal of stone
lithotomy
surgical removal of stone
oncogene
gene that causes a tumor
dysplasia
abnormal development of tissue
bradypnea
slow breathing (-pnea) rate
pachy-
thick
xero
dry
pachydactyly
abnormal thickness of the fingers
dysphagia
difficulty in swallowing
Dysentery
an infection of the intestines that causes diarrhea containing blood or mucus
xerosis
abnormal dry
-cele
hernia, localized dilation
gastrocele
hernia of the stomach
clasia
breaking
itis
inflammation
cystitis
inflammation of urinary bladder
odynia
pain (algo)
rhea
flow
rhexis (aminorrhexes)
rupture
-schisis (retinoschisis)
fissure splitting
menorrhagia
profuse menstrual flow
hydrocele
local dilatation containing fluid
Exercise 3-3