Unit 2 Sugical Suffixes Hematology And Diagnostic Imagining Flashcards
Ex (ec)
Origin:
Meaning:
Ex (ec)
Origin Lain Greek
Meaning: out of, away from
Os
Origin:
Meaning:
Os
Origin: Latin
Meaning: opening like a mouth
Stoma
Origin:
Meaning:
Stoma
Origin: Greek
Meaning:
Opening like a mouth
In
Origin:
Meaning:
In
Origin: Greek
Meaning: inside, into
Cis (Inicisia)
Origin:
Meaning:
Cis (Incisio)
Origin: Latin
Meaning: to cut, cut away with a knife
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Tome
Word part:
Meaning:
Tome (from Tomos)
Suffix
Instrument used to cut
Tomy
Word part:
Meaning:
Tomy
Suffix
Cut into, incise, incision
Ectomy
Word part:
Meaning:
Ectomy
Suffix
Cut out remove, excise, excision
Ostomy
Word part:
Meaning:
Ostomy
Word part: suffix
Meaning: to cut a new opening
Dermatome
Root:
Suffix:
Dermatome: to cut thin slices of skin, to cut and remove pieces of skin
Root: derm/a
Suffix: tome– instrument used to cut slices
Gastrotomy
Root: gastro
Suffix: tomy
Gastrotomy- to make an incision into the stomach
Root: gastro
Suffix: tomy
Duodenectomy
Root:
Suffix:
Duodenectomy: to make an incision into the duodenum
Colostomy
Root:
Suffix:
Colostomy: making an open surgical incision into the colon
Colo- root
Ostomy- to cut a new opening
Excision of the stomach:
Incision into the stomach:
Make a surgical opening:
Gastrectomy
Gastrotomy
Gastrostomy
Gastoduodenostomy
Surgical procedure used to removed the natural connection between the stomach and small intestines and forming a new connection.
AAD ALL ARDMS ARRT ASRT CABG CAT scan CBC CCU CE CT
American Academy of dermatology Acute lymphatic leukemia
American Registry for DIAGNOSTIC Medical Sonography
American registry of radiography technicians
American society of radiological technicians
Coronary artery bypass graph
Computed axial tomography
Complete blood count
Critical care unit
Cardiac enlargement
Computer tomography
Troponin in I and troponin T indicating cardiac myocardial infarction
Tomos
Origin:
Meaning:
Tomos
Origin: Greek
Meaning: cut
Electro
Electrocardiography
Electrocardiograph
Combining form for electricity
Process of making an image of heart function using electricity
Image of heart function.
Erythema
Erythremia
Erythroderma
Condition of redness
A condition of to many red blood cells
A condition of Redness of the skin (erythema)
Etiology
Diagnosis
Study of the origin of the disease
Identification of a disease based on signs and symptoms
