Unit 6-Urology and Gynecology Flashcards
urology
study of the urinary tract
ur/o
urine
urologist
physician specialist with expertise in treating disorders of the male and female urinary system and male reproductive system.
urogenital, genitourinary
pertaining to the urinary tract and genitals
uropathy
disease of the urinary tract
poly-
many or much
-uria
condition of the urine
polyuria
excessive amount of urine
nocturia
excessive urination at night
hematuria
blood in the urine
oliguria
low (scant) amount of uria
dysuria
difficult or painful urination
polyneuropathy
disease of many nerves
polyneuritis
inflammation of many nerves
polyarthritis
inflammation of many joints
polyneuralgia
pain in many nerves
polyotia
state of having too many or more than two ears
anuria
suppressed (lack of) urine
albuminuria
protein (albumin) in urine
glycosuria
sugar in the urine
ketonuria
ketones in the urine
nocturnal enuresis
bed wetting
bacteriuria
bacteria in the urine
polycystic
having many cysts
polyphagia
eating too much
polyphobia
excessive fear of things
ren/o, nephr/o
kidney
reno= latin
nephro= greek
renal
pertaining to the kidney
renopathy
kidney disease
renogram
record from an x-ray of the kidney
KUB
x-ray of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder
renointestinal
pertaining to the kidney and intestine
renogastric
pertaining to the kidney and stomach
nephrons
functional units of kidney
filter blood to remove waste and excess water to form urine
nephritis
inflammation of the kidney
-ptosis
condition of prolapse or displacement
nephroptosis
Can occur from hard blow or jolt to the kidney
Displacement of kidney
nephropexy
Fixation of a prolapsed kidney
Specific type of nephroplasty
-pexy
surgical fixation
nephroplasty
repair of the kidney
nephrolith
kidney stone
nephromalacia
softening of kidney tissue
nephromegaly
enlargement of the kidney
nephrolysis
destruction of kidney tissue
cholelith
gallstone
cholelithiasis
condition/infestation of gallstones
rhinolith
nasal stones
Routine urinalysis
Uses color change reagent strip dipped in sample to determine following results: Normal= pH (5-8) protein (neg) glucose (neg) ketones (neg) bilirubin (neg) blood (neg) specific gravity (1.001-1.035)
Renal pelvis
formed at junction of the calyces
pyel/o
refers to renal pelvis
pyelitis
inflammation of the renal pelvis
pyeloplasty
surgical repair of the renal pelvis
pyelonephrosis
condition of the renal pelvis and kidney
pyelonephritis
inflammation of the renal pelvis and kidney
pyelogram
x-ray of the renal pelvis
IVP
intravenous pyelogram
urterolith
stone/calculus in the ureter
ureterocele
herniation of the ureter
ureteropathy
disease of the ureter
ureteropyeloplasty
plastic surgery of the ureter and renal pelvis
ureteropyelitis
inflammation of the ureter and renal pelvis
ureterocystostomy
making a new opening between the ureter and bladder
ureteropyosis
condition of the ureter involving pus
ureterorrhaphy
suturing or stitching of the ureter
-rrhaphy
suturing or stitching
ureterorrhaphy
suturing of the ureter
dermatorrhaphy
suturing of the skin
nephrorrhaphy
suturing of a kidney
cystorrhaphy
suturing of the bladder
neurorrhaphy
suturing of a nerve
colporrhaphy
suturing of the vagina
urethr/o
urethra
ureter/o
ureters
uter/o
uterus
urethrorrhaphy
suturing of the urethra
urethrotomy
incision of the urethra
urethrospasm
spasm of the urethra
urethrorectal
pertaining to the urethra and rectum
urethrovaginal
pertaining to the urethra and vagina
urethrocystitis
inflammation of the urethra and bladder
-rrhagia
hemorrhage, or bursting forth of blood
gastrorrhagia
stomach hemorrhage
encephalorrhagia
brain hemorrhage
urethrorrhagia
hemorrhage of the urethra
menorrhagia
excessive bleeding during menstruation
cystorrhagia
hemorrhage of the bladder
ureterorrhagia
hemorrhage of the ureter
spermat/o or sperm/o(i)
spermatozoa or male germ cells (sperm)
spermatogenesis
formation of spermatozoa/sperm/male germ cells
spermolysis
destruction of spermatozoa
spermatoblast/spermoblast
immature sperm cell
spermatocyst
sac containing sperm
spermatoid
resembling sperm
spermatopathy
disease of the sperm
spermatocele
herniated saclike structure containing sperm
-cide
to kill or destroy
spermicide
agent used to kill sperm
orchid/o, orchi/o, orch/o
testicle
orchidectomy, orchiectomy, orchectomy
excision of the testicle
orchidalgia, orchidodynia
pain in the testes
testis vs testes
testis- singular
testes-plural
TSE
Testicular self-exam
cryptorchidism
undescended/hidden testicle
orchidoplasty, orchiopexy
surgical repair of testicles (to repair cryporchidism)
orchidocele
herniation of a testicle
orchidotomy
incision into a testicle
crypt
hidden
prostat/o
prostate gland
prostatic
referring to the prostate
benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
enlargement of the prostate due to an increase in number of cells and aging
prostatitis
inflammation of the prostate gland
semin/o
semen
seminal fluid
combination of fluids and sperm
seminal vesical
secretes fluid to lubricate and nurture sperm
seminoma
Seminal tissue tumor
Malignant neoplasm found most often in young men
Growth generated by spermatoblast cells in a testis
semen
seminal fluid, prostatic fluid, and sperm
prostatorrhea
abnormal flow or discharge from the prostate gland
prostatalgia
prostatic pain
prostatectomy
excision of the prostate
balan/o
glans penis
balanitis
inflammation of the glans penis
balanoplasty
surgical repair of of the glans penis
balanorrhea
flow or discharge from the glans penis
pen/o
penis
penile
adjectival form of penis
penitis
inflammation of the penis
scrotal
adjectival form of scrotum
impotence
Inability to have an erection
Can be caused by trauma, prostatectomy, or diabetes
penile prosthesis
a device that can be implanted into the penis that is filled with fluid to produce an erection
scrotum
saclike structure that contains the testes
penoscrotal
pertaining to the penis and scrotum
o/o
egg or ovum
ooblast
embryonic egg cell (will become an ovum)
oogenesis
Formation and development of an ovum
Changes that occur in cell from ooblast to mature ovum
Impossible for a spermatozoon to fertilize an ovum until oogenesis is complete
oophor/o
Ovary
Literally means egg bearing
ovary
organ responsible for maturing and discharging the ovum (ovulation)
oophorectomy
excision of the ovary
phor/o
to bear
ovarium
place that holds eggs
oophoritis
inflammation of an ovary
oophoroma
tumor of an ovary
oophoropexy
surgical procedure to fixate a prolapsed (dropped or sagged) ovary
salping/o
fallopian tubes (trumpet) Also refers to eustachian tubes in the ears
salpingoscope
instrument used to examine the fallopian tubes
salpingostomy
new surgical opening made in a fallopian tube
salpingitis
inflammation of a fallopian tube (or eustachian tubes)
salpingectomy
excision of a fallopian tube
salpingo-oophoritis
inflammation of the fallopian tube and ovary
must use hyphen
salpingo-oophorocele
hernia that encloses the fallopian tube and ovary
colp/o, vagin/o
vagina
colpitis
inflammation of the vagina
colpodynia
vaginal pain
colpopathy, vaginopathy
disease of the vagina
colpospasm
vaginal spasm
colpectomy, vaginectomy
excision of part of the vagina
colpopexy
fixation of the vagina
colpoplasty, vaginoplasty
surgical repair of the vagina
colposcope
instrument for examining the vagina
colpotomy
incision into the vaginal wall
A soft “g” precedes the vowels
i, e, y
A hard “g” precedes the vowels
a, o, u, consonants
In compound words, a hyphen is used when
3 like vowels join word roots or combining forms
hyster/o
uterus
hysterectomy
excision of the uterus
hysterotomy
incision into the uterus
hysterospasm
spasm of the uterus
hysterogram
x-ray of uterus
hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
X-ray of the uterus and fallopian tubes
Special x-ray procedure to determine patency (openness) of the fallopian tubes by injecting a contrast medium
hysteropathy
disease of the uterus
hysterosalpingo-oophorectomy
excision of the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries
metr/o
womb, uterine TISSUES
endometrium
inner layer of tissues of the uterus
hysteroscope
instrument used to see into the uterus
hysteroscopy
procedure of using a hysteroscope
metritis
inflammation of the uterine musculature
metroparalysis, metroplegia
paralysis of the uterus or uterine musculature
metrorrhea
abnormal flow or discharge form uterine tissues
metropathy, hysteropathy
uterine disease
metrocele, hysterocele
herniation of the uterus
endometrium
lining of the uterus
endometritis
inflammation of the uterine lining
metropathy
disease of the uterine tissue
endometriosis
condition in which tissue that looks and acts like endometrial tissue is found in places other than the lining of the uterus
-ptosis
Prolapse or downward deplacement
Also word by itself meaning condition or displacement
Ptotic
adjectival form of ptosis
hysteroptosis
prolapse of the uterus
hysteropexy
Surgical fixation of the uterus
Done to correct or fixate hysteroptosis
colpoptosis
prolapse of the vagina
hysterocele
uterine hernia
cervic/o
cervix, neck of uterus
also, neck
cervicoplasty
surgical procedure to repair the cervix
cervicitis
inflammation of the cervix
cervical
pertaining to the cervix
conization
cone-shaped cut made in cervix to remove endocervical tissue. May be done using electrocautery (cautery conization) or a cold knife blade (cold conization)
gynec/o, gyn/e
Woman
gynecology
field of medicine that deals with diseases of women
gynecoid
resembling woman
gynecopathy
disease peculiar to women
gynephobia
abnormal fear of women
vas/o
vessel
vasodilation
Enlarging the diameter of a vessel
Nitroglycerin is a vasodilator
Dilation and dilatation are
synonyms
vasoconstriction
Decreasing size of the dimeter of a vessel
Happens with angina
vasomotor
refers to nerves that control tone of the blood vessel walls
vasal
pertaining to a vessel
vasospasm
spasm of a vessel
vasotripsy
crushing of a vessel (with forceps to stop hemorrhage)
vasotomy
incision into the vas deferens
vasorrhaphy
suture of the vas deferens
vasostomy
making a new opening into the vas deferens
vasectomy
removal of a segment of the vas deferens
antineoplastic
agent that works against tumor growth