Vocabulary 1-5 = E-O Flashcards
elephantiasis
filarial worm or local inflammation of the lymph nodes
-emia
Greek meaning blood or blood condition
encephal/o
the brain
encephalitis
inflammation of the brain
encephalocele
herniation of the brain
encephaloma
brain tumor
encephalomalacia
softening of brain tissue
epidermis
outermost layer of skin
encephalitis
inflammation of the brain
encephalomalacia
softening of the brain
encephalomeningitis
inflammation of the brain and the meninges
encephalomyelitis
inflammation of the brain bone and marrow
encephalomyelopathy
any disease of the brain and spinal cord
encephalotomy
an incision into the brain
enterohemorrhagic
eCold disease damaging the bowels
-er
one who or one which
erythema
superficial reddening of the skin usually in patches
erythr.o
red
erythema
superficial and patchy reddening of the skin because of injury or irritation
erythemia
increase in blood volumes and red blood cells
erythroblast
embryonic red cell
erythrocyte
red blood cell
erythrocytopenia
lacking red blood cells
erythrocytosis
increase in red blood cells
erythroderma
red skin
etiology
study of the cause of disease
ex-
from or out from
exacerbate
to make a problem worse
excision
action of surgically cutting out something
exfoliation
skin peeling off in scales or layers
express
squeeze out
external
outward features of something
fever
a rise in temperature brought on by disease
FDG
form of radioactive sugar used in radiology tests
fissures
long narrow opening in the form of a crack or groove
flurodexyglucose
a flourine analog of glucose that is used in position emission tomogoraphy
fracture
a break especially of bone and cartilage
gastr/o
stomach
gastralgia
pain in the stomach
gastrectomy
excision of the stomach
gastric
adjective for the stomach
gastric mucosa
stomach lining
gastritis
inflammation of the stomach
gastroduodenostomy
making a new opening between the stomach and the duoden
gastroenteritis
inflammation of the stomach and small intestine
gastromegaly
enlarged stomach
gastrostomy
make a new surgical opening in the stomach
gastrotomy
incision into the stomach
genic
adjectival form for genesis
genesis
development and growth, origin, or beginning
-gram
a picture or record
-graph
instrument used to record data
-graphy
Greek meaning to write or record data
gynephobia
fear of women
hemmorhagic
pertaining to a hemmorhage (escape of blood)
hemolytic
destructive blood cells
hernia
projection of a part from its natural cavity
hippodrome
an open air stadium built for racing horses or chariots
hist/o
tissue
histoblast
a group of immature or embryonic tissue
histocyte
a tissue cell
histogenous
a substance made of tissue
histoid
resembling tissue
histologist
one who studies tissues
histology
the study of tissue
histopathology
study of changes in tissue caused by disease
histolysis
destruction of tissue
homogenous
consisting of parts of all the same kind
hormone
chemical substances formed by cells and acting on other cells
HT
total hyperopia
hydr/o
water or watery fluid
hydrocele
water in a saclike cavity especially in the scrotum
hydrocephalus
an enlarged head due to increased amount of fluid in the skull
hydrocyst
a sac or bladder filled wiht watery fluid anywhere in the body
hydrophobia
fear of water
hydrotherapy
treatment using water
hyper
above or more than normal
hyperactivity
general restlessness or excessive movement
hyperbilirubinemia
high level of blood bilirubin which gives a yellow color
hypercholesterolemia
presence of an abnormally large amount of cholesterol in the blood
hypercritical
overly critical
hyperemesis
excessive vomiting
hypergenesis
excessive development or redundant production of parts or organs
hyperkalemia
a greater than normal concentration of potassium ions
hyperlipidemia
elevated levels of lipids in the blood plasma
hyperplasia
an increase in the number of normal cells in a tissue or organ
hyperproteinuria
elevated levels of urinary protein
hypertension
abnormally high blood pressure
hyperthermia
high blood temperature (fever)
hyperthyroidism
condition of too much secretion by the thyroid gland
hypertoxicity
quality or degree of being toxic or poisonous
hypertrophy
general increase in bulk or part or organ
hypo
below or less than normal
hypoalcemia
abnormally low levels of calcium in the circulating blood
hypochondriac
below the rib cage cartilage
hypodactylia
presence of less fingers and toes
hypodermic
pertaining to parts under the skin
hypodermis
layer of skin below the dermis
hypokalemia
low concentration of potassium ions in the blood
hypopigmentation
loss of skin color caused by lack of melanin