Unit 2: Body Structure Flashcards

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What does the combining form ventr/o mean?

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belly, belly side

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what does the suffix -ad mean?

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toward

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What does the combining form caud/o mean?

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tail

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what does the combining form inguin/o mean?

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groin

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what is your thorax?

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chest

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what other cavities are included in the ventral cavity?

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Thoracic, abdominal, abdomino-pelvic, pelvic

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What does the abbreviation Bx mean??

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Biopsy

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what does the abbreviation CT mean?

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computed tomography

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CXR stands for

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chest x ray

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MRI stands for

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Magnetic resonance imaging

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PET stands for

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Positron emission tomography

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US stands for

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ultrasound

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SPECT stands for

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single proton emission computed tomography

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13
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what is adhesion?

A

band of scar tissue binding anatomical surfaces that are usually separated

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14
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What is inflammation?

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Protective response of body tissues to irritation, allergies, or swelling

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sepsis

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body’s inflammatory response to infection. Results in fever, elevated heart and respiratory rate, and low BP

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What is an endoscopy?

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Visual examination of the interior organs and cavities with an endoscope

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What is a fluoroscopy?

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Radio graphic procedure that uses a fluorescent screen to produce an image immediately.

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What is an MRI?

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Uses electromagnetic energy to produce cross section images of the body

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What is a nuclear scan?

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Diagnostic technique that produces an image of an organ

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what is a radiography?

A

production of captured shadow images

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What is a radiopharmaceutical?

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A drug that contains a radioactive substance which travels to an area or a specific organ

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what is a scan?

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technique for carefully studying an area by displaying an image of the area

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what is a tomography?

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Radiographic technique that produces a film with a detailed cross section of an area

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What is a computed tomography?
Uses a narrow beam of x rays that rotate in a full arc around to patient to acquire multiple views of the body
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What is a PET
Combines computed tomography with radiopharmaceuticals that produce a transverse image of radioactivity in a section of the body
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What is a SPECT
nuclear imaging study that scans organs after injection of a radioactive tracer and detects emitted radiation
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What is an ultrasonagraphy
Uses high frequency sound waves that bounce off body tissues and produce and image
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What is Doppler?
Ultra high frequency sound waves produce audible sound of blood flowing through an artery
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What is anastomosis?
connection between 2 vessels; surgical joining of 2 ducts, or blood vessels
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What does cauterize mean?
burning abnormal tissue with electricity, freezing, heat, or chemicals
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Refers to the lower part of a structure
Inferior
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Refers to the upper part of a structure
Superior
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Refers to the back of the body
Posterior
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Refers to the front of the body
Anterior