Unit 8- Neurology, Psychology, Anesthesiology, and Vascular Terminology Flashcards
neur/o
nerve or neuron
angi/o
vessel
my/o
muscle
arteri/o
artery
thromb/o
clot
phleb/o, ven/i, ven/o
vein
hem/o, hemat/o
blood
ather/o
fatty or porridgelike
blast/o
germ or embryonic cell; gives rise to something else
spasm/o
involuntary contraction
scler/o
hard
lys/o
breaking down, destruction
fibr/o
fibrous, fiber
neurology
specialty that studies the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the nervous system
nervous
pertaining to nerves
neurosurgeon
highly skilled physician specially trained to perform surgery on structures of the nervous system
myoblast
embryonic muscle cell
neuroblast
embryonic nerve cell
angioblast
germ cell from which vessels develop
neurospasm
spasm of a nerve
myospasm
spasm of a muscle
angiospasm
spasm of a vessel
arteriospasm
arterial spasm
gastrospasm
gastric spasm
gastromalacia
softening of the stomach walls
myopathy
generalized disease condition of the muscles
angiopathy
generalized disease condition of the vessels
neuropathy
generalized disease condition of the nerves
angiosclerosis
hardening of a vessel
myosclerosis
hardening of a muscle tissue
neurologist
specialist who studies nervous system disorders
neuritis
inflammation of a nerve
myoma
muscle tumor
neuroma
nerve tumor
angioma
vessel tumor
fibroma
fibrous tumor
neurolysis
destruction of nerve tissue
myolysis
destruction of muscle tissue
angiolysis
destruction or breaking down of vessels
neuralgia
pain along course of a nerve
neuroarthropathy
disease of nerves and joints
neuritis
inflammation of a nerve
neuroplasty
surgical repair of nerves
afferent
inflowing, toward a center, to bring to
efferent
outflowing, away from a center, to carry away
affect
to have influence upon, change mood, thoughts, or actions
effect
the result or consequence of an action
affusion
pouring upon
effusion
escaping of fluid or blood from its normal place
accept
include, bring toward
except
exclude, keep away
neurotripsy
surgical crushing of a nerve
-tripsy
crushing (usually by rubbing or grinding)
massaging
tripsis
Can be carried to point of crushing or grinding
lithotripsy
surgical crushing of stones as in bladder or ureters
ultrasonic lithotripsy
fragmenting stones in kidney by therapeutic ultrasound
myeloblast
bone marrow germ cell
myelocytic
pertaining to myelocytes
myelocele
herniation of the spinal cord
-plasia
Condition of growth or development
Used to indicate a change in the form of a structure or an abnormal number of cells
dysplasia
poor or defective development
hyperplasia
overgrowth, too much growth
aplasia
lack of development
myelodysplasia
defective formation of spinal cord
hypoplasia
underdevelopment or not enough cells
chondrodysplasia
defective formation of cartilage
osteochondrodysplasia
defective formation of bone and cartilage
neuromyelitis
inflammation of nerves and spinal cord
psych/o
mind
psychology
study of the mind, mental processes, and human behavior
psychoanalysis
analysis of mental and emotional state for treatment
psychosomatic
physical illness caused by mental factor
psychosis
severe mental condition marked by loss of contact with reality and having delusions or hallucinations
psychoneurosis/ neurosis
emotional and behavioral disorder
manifested by anxiety, phobias, and defense mechanisms
ex: OCD
psychotropic
medication that alters mind and emotions
psychomotor
mental processes that cause movement
psychoneurosis/ neurosis
emotional and behavioral disorder
manifested by anxiety, phobias, and defense mechanisms
ex: OCD, phobias, etc.
psychosexual
mental disorder related to sexual function
motor
movement
motor neuron
neuron that innervates a muscle and causes movement
pharmac/o
drugs or medicine