Unit 4 Quiz 3 Flashcards
Staphyl/o
Grape like cluster
Strept/o
Twisted chain
Bacill/i
Bacill/o
Bacillus
Bacteri/o
Bacterium
Myc/o
Fungus/mold
Vir/o
Virus
Alg/o
Algi/o
Algesi/o
Pain
Carcin/o
Cancer , carcinoma
Cyst/o
Cyst.i
Filled sac or pouch cyst bladder
Lith
Calculus , stone
Onc/o
Tumor
Path/o
Disease
Py/o
Pus
Pyr/o
Pyret/o
Fever fire
Scler/o
Hard
Tox/o
Toxic
Poison
Brady
Slow
Dys
Abnormal , painful , difficult
Mal-
Bad poor
Pachy
Thick
Tachy
Rápid
Xero-
Dry
-Algia
-algesia
Pain
-cele
Hernia localized dilation
-clasis
-clasia
Breaking
-itis
Inflammation
-Megaly
Enlargement
-dynia
Pain
-oma
Plural forms Oma’s or omata
Tumor
Pathy
Any disease of
Rhaget, rhagiat
Bursting forth, profuse flow , hemorrhage
Rheat
Flow , discharge
Rhexist
Rupture
-schisis
Fissure , splitting
Dilation , dilatation
Expansión widening
Ectasia , estasis
Dilation , dilatation , distensión
Edema
Accumulation of fluid,swelling
Lysis
Separation , loosening , dissolving , destruction
May also refer to treatment
Malacia
Softening
Necrosis
Death of tissue
Ptosis
Dropping downward , displacement , prolapse
Sclerosis
Hardening
Spasm
Sudden contraction , cramp
Stasis
Suppression , stoppage
May also refer to treatment
Stenosis
Narrowing constriction
Toxin
Poison
Acute
Sudden , severe ; having a short course
Benign
Not recurrent or malignant favorable for recovery , describing tumors that do not spread
Carcinoma
A malignant neoplasm composed of epithelial cells
Chronic
Of long duration , progression slowly
Edema
Accumulation of fluid in the tissues swelling
Etiology
The cause of a disease
Gram stain
A laboratory standing procedure that divides bacteria into two groups , gram positive stain blue , and gram negative stain red
Hernia
Protrusion of an organ through an abnormal opening a rupture
Immunity
All our defenses agítanos infectious disease
Inflammation
A localized response to tissues injury characterized by heat , pain , redness , and swelling
Lesión
A distinct area of damaged tissues an injury or wound
Malignant
Growing worse harmful tending to cause death , describing an invasive tumor that can spread to other tissues
Metástasis
Spread from one part of the body to another , characteristics of cancer
Microorganism
An organism too small to be seen without the aid of microscope
Necrosis
Death of tissue
Neoplasm
An abnormal and uncontrolled growth of tissue namely a tumor may be benign or malignant
Parasite
An organism that grown on or in another organism causing damage to it
Pathogen
An organism capable of causing disease
Phagocytosis
The ingestion of organism such as invading bacteria or small particles of waste material by a cell , the phagocytic cell or phagocyte , then destroys the ingested material
Prolapse
A dropping or downward displacement of an organ or part ptosis
Pus
A product of inflammation consisting of fluid and white blood cells
Sarcoma
A malignant neoplasms arising form connective tissue
Sepsis
The presence of harmful microorganisms or their toxins in the blood or other tissues
Toxin
A poison
Trauma
A physical or psychological wound or injury
Acid fast stain
A laboratory staining procedure used mainly to identify the tuberculosis organism
Communicable
Capable of passing from one person to another such , such as an infectious disease
Endemic
Occurring at low level but continuously in given region , such as they common cold
Epidemic
Affecting many people in a given region at the same time , a disease that breast out in a large proportion of a population at a given time
Exacerbation
Worsening of disease , increase in severity of a disease or its symptoms
Iatrogenic
Caused by the effects of treatment
Idiopathic
Having no know cause
In situ
Localized noninvasive ; said of tumors that do not spread such as carcinoma in situ
Normal flora
The microorganism that normally live on or in the body. These organism are generally harmless , and often are beneficial , but they can cause disease under special circumstances , such as injury or failure of the immune system
Nosocomial
Describing an infection acquired in a hospital such infections can be a serious problem , especially if they are resistant to antibiotics
Opportunistic
Describing an infection that occurs because of host poor or altered condition
Pandemic
Describing a disease that is prevalent throughout an entire region or world COVID 19 is now a world wide pandemic
Remission
A lessening of disease symptoms ; the period during which such lessening occurs
Septicemia
Presence of pathogenic Bacteria in the blood
Systemic
Pertaining to the whole body
Abscess
Localized collection of pus
Adhesión
Uniting of two surfaces of parts that normally be separated
Anaplasia
Lack of normal differentiation
Ascites
Accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity
Cellulitis
A spreading inflammation of tissue
Effusion
Escape of fluid into cavity or other body part
Exudate
Material that escapes from blood vessels as a result of tissue injury
Fissure
A grove or splits
Fistula
An abnormal passage between two organs or from an organ to the surface of the body
Gangrene
Death of tissue , lack of blood supply
Hyperplasia
Excessive growth of normal cells in a normal arrangement
Hypertrophy
An increase in size of an organ without increase in the number of cells may result from an increase in activity as in muscles
Induration
Hardening an abnormally hard spot or place
Metaplasia
Conversión of cells to form that is not normal for that tissue
Polyp
A tumor attached by a thin stalk
Purulent
Forming or containing pus
Suppuration
Pus formation
AF
Acid fast
CA
Cancer
CIS
Carcinoma in situ
FUO
Fever of unknown origin
Gm+
Gram positive
Gm-
Gram negative
MRSA
Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus
Staph
Staphylococcus
Strep
Streptococcus
VRSA
vancomycin resistant staphylococcus aureus
Graph
Instrument for recoding data
Graphy
Act of recoding data
GramT
A record of data
-meter
Instrument for measuring
-metry
Measurement of
-scope
Instrument for viewing or examination
-scopy
Examination of
ADL
Activities of daily living
BP
Blood pressure
Bpm
Beats per min
C
Celsius
CC
Chief compliant
C/o
Complaints of
EOMI
Extraocular muscle intact