Vocab Test Review Flashcards
-Osis
Condition
-ac
Acute
-um
Structure, tissue,thing
Myc-
Fungus
Myelo-
Spinal cord or bone marrow
Myo-
Muscle
Differential diagnosis
Attempts to determine which one of several disease may be producing the symptoms
Prognosis
A forecast or prediction of the probable course and outcome of a disorder
Symptom
Such as pain or a headache can be observed only by the patient
Sign
Evidence of disease such as fever that can be observed by the patient and by others
Neuro
Nerve
Algia
Pain
Itis
Inflammation
Poly
Many or much
Gram
Record
Graphy
Recording a picture
Ology
Study of
Abdomino
Abdomen
Centesis
Puncture
Necrosis
Death of tissue
Arthro
Joint
Sclerosis
Abnormal hardening
Arterio
Artery
Appendico
Appendix
Leuko
White
Pero
About around
Cyte
Cell
Ectomy
Surgical removal
Otomy
Surgical incision
Cardio
Heart
Hemo
Blood relating to the blood
Endo
In within inside
Megaly
Enlargement
Rrhage
Bleeding abnormal excessive fluid discharge
Scope
Instrument for visual examination
Triage
Medical screening of patients to determine their relative priority of need and the proper place of treatment
Rhino
Nose
Hypo
Deficient decreased
Syndrome
A set of the signs and symptoms that occur together as part of a specific disease process
Py
Pus
Pyelo
Renal pelvis
Pyro
Fever or fire
Ilium
Part of the hip bone
Ileum
Part of small intestine
Ischium
Part of hip bone
Athero
Plaque of fatty substance
Plasty
Surgical repair
Rrhaphy
To sew stich or suture
Rrhexis
Rupture
Supination
The act of rotating the arm so that the palm of the hand is foward or upward. The act of assuming the supine (laying down) postion
Supplication
To make a humble earnest petition beg
Suppuration
Formation or discharge pus
Al
Pertaining to
Nat
Birth
Gastro
Stomach
Hyper
Above more than normal
Sub
Below
Malacia
Abnormal softening of tissue
Ligation
Act of binding or typing off blood vessels or ducts
Litigation
To engage in legal processing
Suturing
Act of closing a wound or incision by stitching or a similar means
Laryngo
Larynx
Oto
Ear
Pathy
Disease
Rrhea
Flow or discharge
Trauma
Wound or injury. Types of injured that May occur in an accident, shooting, natural disaster, or fire
Eponym
A disease structure operation or procedure named for the person who discovered or described it first
Acronym
A word formed from the intial letter or letters of the major parts of a compound term
Scopy
Visual examination
Cyano
Blue
Erythro
Red
Inter
Between
Intra
Within
Laceration
A torn tagged wound
Infection
The invasion of the body by a pathogenic organism may be localized or may be systemic
Inflammation
Localized response to an injury or destruction of tissues