Test one section 4 Flashcards
Sperm/o
Sperm
Spher/o
Ball, globe, round
Sphinct/o
That which binds together
Sphygm/o
Pulse
Sphyxi/o
Pulse or lack of pulse
Spin/o
Thorn or thorny
Spir/o
Breathe or Breathing
Splanchn/o
Organ
Splen/o
Spleen
Spondyl/o
Vertebra
Sprain
To wring out or press out
Squam/o
Scaly
Stalsis
To contract
Staped/o
Stirrup
Staphyl/o
Grape or grape like cluster
Stasis
Stoppage, standing, location
Stat
To stop or immediately
Staxia
dripping or trickling
Steat/o
Fat
Sten/o
Narrowing
stereo
three- dimensional or solid
Stern/o
Chest, sternum, or breast bone
Steth/o
chest
Stole
Contract
Stomat/o
Mouth
Strabism/o
To squint or squinting
Strain
To draw tight
Strat/i
Layer
Strept/o
Twisted or twisted chain
Stri/a
Stripes or threads
Strict/o
Drawing or binding
Sty/e
Raised
Sub
Beneath, under, less or lesser
Sudorifer/o
Sweat
Sulf/o
Sulfur
Super
Above or upon
Supinat/o
To throw backward
Supra
Above or upon
Sur/a
On calf of leg
Surg/i
working by hand
Suture
Sewing together
Sym
Together
Syn
Together
Syncope
To faint or fainting
Sy/ Stol/o
To draw together or contract
Tachy
Fast or swift
Tal/o
Ankle
Tars/o
Broad flat surface
Tart/o
Dregs, sediment or particles
Tax/o
Arrange, to order, to organize, or locate
Taxia
Muscle coordination
Tel/o
End or outward
tempor/o
Temple
Ten/o
Tendon
Tens/o
To stretch or stretches
Terat/o
Monster
Teres
round
Term
end, place at the end, or boundary
Tert/i
Third
Test/e
witness
Tetan/o
Spasm or Spasms
Tetr/a
Four
Thanat/o
Death
Thel/o
Nipple
Then/o
Palm of hand or sole of foot
Theo
God
Therap/o
Treating or curing
Thermo
Heat, hot, warm
Thorac/o
Chest
Thromb/o
Clot, clump together, or curdle
Thym/o
Soul, emotion, flowery smell
Thyr/o
Shield or shield shaped
Tibia
Shinbone
Tic
Capable of or state of
Tinea
Fungus
Tinnitus
jingling, tinkling, or ringing
Tion
Process of or procedure of
tive
Nature of or quality of
toci/o
Birth, giving birth, or birthing
Tom/e
Cutting instrument
Ton/o
Tension, tone, pressure
Tonsill/o
Almond shape
top/o
location
Torsi
Twisted
Tox/o
Poison
Trache/o
Rough
Tract/o
To draw or pull
trans
across or through
Trauma
wound
Tresia
Perforation or opening
Tri
three
Triage
to sort or classify
Trich/o
Hair
Trigo
rubbing
Trochle/o
pulley or pulley like
Trop/o
Stimulate or to turn
Troph/o
development, nourishment, or nutrition
Tripsy
to crush
Trypan/o
borer, to bore, drill
Tub/o
Canal or tube
Tubercul/o
swelling, nodule, tubercle
tum/o
Swelling or tumor growth
Turgor/o
swelling
Tussis
Cough
Tympan/o
Eardrum
Typh/o
stupor
Ulcer
Sore
Ule
small or lesser
Uln/a
Elbow
Ultra
Beyond
Umbilic/o
Navel
Unguin/o
Nail
Ur/o
Urine
Ureter/o
Small canal
Urethero
Canal
Urticari/o
Hives or nettles
Utero
womb
Uve/a
grape
vag/o
wanderer ( the longest cranial nerve)
Vagin/o
Sheath
Valg/u
Inward
Valvul/o
tiny fold or small valve
Var/u
Outward
Varic/o
Twisted
Varicella
tiny spot
Vas/o
Vessel
Ven/o
Vein
Ventr/o
Belly
Vera
true
Vermi
worm
Verruca/e
wart
Version
turn or to turn
Vertebr/o
jointed
Vertigo
whirling
Vesic/o
Sac or small blister
Vill/i
shaggy hair
vir/o
poison
Viscer/a
Organ
Vit/o
Alive, life, living
Vitilig/o
To corrupt
Volv/o
to twist, twisting, rolling
vulv/o
covering
Wheal
round or circle
Whitlow
white flow
Xanth/o
yellow
xen/o
strange or foreign
Xero
dry
Yaws
raspberry appearance
Y
procedure of or process of
Zygo
Union
A&A
awake and aware
A&O
Alert and oriented
A&W
Alive and well
ACL
Anterior cruciate ligament
Ad Lib
As desired or at liberty
ALL
Allergy or Acute Leukocytic Leukemia
AMA
Against Medical Advice, American Medical Association, or Advanced Maternal Age
ASTOL
As tolerated
B1
Thiamine HCL Vitamin Or first degree ( stage I) burn
B2
Riboflavin vitamin or second degree (stage II) burn
B3
Third degree (Stage III) burn 3rd degree stage (III) burn
B4
Fourth degree (stage VI) burn
B6
pyridoxine HCL vitamin
B7
Biotin Vitamin
B8
Adenosine Phosphate Vitamin
BaE
barium enema
BID
Two times per day
BP
Blood pressure
BS
Blood sugar, Bowel sounds, Before sleep, breathe sounds, blue shield
BT
Body temperature, Bleeding time, brain tumor
BUN
Blood Urea Nitrogen
BX
Blue Cross or Biopsy
CBC
Complete Blood Count
CC
Chief complaint or Chief component
CF
Cystic fibrosis
CHF
Congestive heart failure
CL
Contact lenses
CNA
Chart not available or certified nurse’s aid
COPD
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder
CO
Computer Order or Cardiac Output
CP
Cerebral Palsy or Chest Pain
CVA
Cerebrovascular accident
D&D
Diarrhea and Dehydration
DAD
Drug administration device
DAT
diet as tolerated
DD
Differential diagnosis
DNS
Did not show
DPT
Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus
DX and PX
Diagnosis and Prognosis
DZ
disease or dozen
EKG
Electrocardiogram
EMG
Electromyography
ENT
Ear, Nose, and Throat
ESWl
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy
FBS
Fasting Blood Sugar
FOD
Free of Disease
Fx
Fracture or fractional urine
GH
Growth Hormone
GI
Gastrointestinal or granuloma inguinal
GTT
Drop, drops, or glucose tolerance test
H1
herpes simplex type 1
H2
Herpes Simplex type 2
HAV
Hepatitis A virus
HBV
hepatitis B virus
HCV
Hepatitis C virus
HI, HOH
Hearing impaired or Hard of hearing
I&O
Intake and Output
ICU
Intensive care unit
ID
Infectious disease, initial dose, or Intradermal
IV
Intravenous
KUB
Kidney, Ureter, bladder
LBP
Low blood Presssure
MD
Muscular dystrophy, manic depression, mental deficiency, medical doctor
ml
milliliter
MMR
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
MS
Multiple sclerosis or mitral stenosis
N&V
Nausea and vomiting
NPO
Nothing by mouth
OTC
Over the counter
PE
Physical exam, Pulmonary embolism, pleural effusion
PRN
As needed
PROM
Partial range of motion
QD
every day or once a day
QID
Four times per day
Q
every
RBC
Red blood cell
ROS
Review of systems
RR
respiration rate or recovery room
Rx
Prescription, drug, medication, reaction
S.O.S
If necessary, if urgently required, may be repeated once
Sig
Let it be written, label, instructions
SOB
shortness of breath
Stat
immediate
STI
sexually transmitted infections, skin test dose
SX
Symptom, sign, surgery
TBC
Total Blood (cell) Count, tuberculosis
TENS
Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation
TIA
Transient ischemic attack
TKO
To keep open
TPR
Temperature, pulse, respiration
UE
Upper extremity
UNG
Ointment
URI
Upper respiratory infection
US
Ultrasound, unit secretary
UTD
Up to Date
UTI
Urinary Tract Infection
VO
Verbal Order
WBC
White blood cells or white blood count
X&D
Examination and diagnosis
YO
Years old