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Module Exam #3

Suffixes

TermDefinition
vascul/o or angi/o the vessels
arteri/o the arteries
ven/o or phleb/o the veins
erythrocyte a red blood cell
leukocyte a white blood cell
The combining form cardiomy/o describes what kind of muscle? the heart muscle
What does the combining form leiomy/o mean? smooth mucles
What do the combining forms phleb/o and ven/o mean? veins
pneumon/o or pulmon/o a problem with the lungs
bronch/o, bronchi/o affecting the bronchial tubes
mamm/o or mast/o within the breast
abdomin/o, lapar/o the abdomen
col/o) the colon
cyst/o urinary bladder
hyster/o, uter/o the uterus
oophor/o the ovaries
salping/o the fallopian tube
radi/o x-rays
chem/o relationship to a drug or chemical
What does the combining form cholecyst/o mean? the gallbladder
diagnosis diagnoses or procedures
The most basic of the diagnostic suffixes are -ia, -osis, or, -pathy, all of which indicate an abnormal or diseased condition
-pathy disease condition
-ia condition
-osis condition, abnormal condition
cardiomyopathy disease of the heart muscle
nephropathy disease of the kidneys
lymphadenopathy disease of the lymph nodes or glands
aden/o the glands
chron/o relationship to time
-al, -eal, -ic, -ar, -ary pertaining to; (condition)
Atypical pain is described as a stabbing or burning pain unrelated to exertion
Ischemic pain is described as a pressing, squeezing, or weight like pain caused by a decreased blood supply
pericardi/o pericardium or sac around the heart
Pericardial pain is described as a stabbing, burning, or cutting cardiac pain
Crackle lung sounds are heard during inspiration when the alveoli are filled with secretions.
Nephrosis is an abnormal condition of the kidney
-emia refers to any blood condition
Leukemia a malignant disease of blood-forming organs in which the number and form of white blood cells are abnormal
Bacteremia a bacterial invasion of the blood
Septicemia Blood poisoning, a very serious form of bacteremia
Uremia occurs when excessive amounts of urea, creatinine, and other nitrogenous waste products build up in the blood
What is the suffix in the term pericardial, and what does it mean? -al; pertaining to
-algia the condition of pain
otalgia pain in the ear
endocarditis inflammation of the endocardium and heart valves
pericarditis inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart
cystitis inflammation of the urinary bladder
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