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Med Term ASA Unit 5

QuestionAnswer
a- (an) not, lack of
audi/0 hearing
bacill/0 bacillus (rod-shaped bacteria)
brady- slow
calcul/0 stone, calculi
cheil/0 lips
chole/0 gall, bile
cholecyst/0 gallbladder
cocc/0 (us, i) cocci (round-shaped bacteria)
dactyl/o fingers and toes (digits)
dia- through
diplo- double
dips/0 thirst
drom/0 rinning: it's course, a race
erg/o (ism, istic) work
esthesi/o (ia) feeling, sensation
gen/o origional development
-iasis vocabulary, language
lex/o (ia) vocabulary, language
lith/o stone
macro- large
men/o menses, menstration
ot/o ear
peps/o (ia) digestion
phag/o (ia) eating, swallowing
phas/o (ia) speaking
pleg/o paralysis
pne/o (a) breathe
pro- before, in front of
poly- too many
py/o pus
rhin/o nose
-rrhea flow of discharge
-spasm twitching, involuntary movement
staphyl/o bunches like grapes, uvula
strepto- twisted chains
syn- joined, fused
thachy fast
therm/o (ia) heat
trich/o hair, flagellum
tympan/o eardrum, tympanum
uvul/o uvula
agenesis lack of development
alcoholism chronic physical and psychological addiction to alcohol
amenorrhea absence of menstruation
apepsia cessation of digestion
aphasia unable to speak
aphonia no voice, unable to make sounds
apnea absence of breathing
arrhythmia loss of rhythm
audiologist hearing specialist
bacillus rod-shapped bacterium
bradycardia slow heart rate
bradypepsia slow digestion
bradyphagia slow eating (swallowing)
calculi small stones
carcinogenesis formation of cancer
cholecyst gallbladder
cholelith gallstone
coccus sphere-shaped bacterium
dactylitis inflammation of the fingers and/or toes
dyslexia condition characterized by difficlty reading and spelling
dysmenorrhea painful menstruation
dyspnea difficulty breathing
hydrocephalus enlarged head due to fluid accumulation
hyperthermia abnormally high body temperature
hypothermia abnormally low body temperature
macrocephalus large head size
macreglossia enlarged tongue
macrorhinia enlarged nose
microgram one millionth of a gram
otic pertaining to the ear
otodynia earache
pathogenic disease producing
peptic pertaining to digestion
phonic pertaining to the voice
pyogenic pus forming
rhinitis inflammation of the nose
rhinorrhea runny nose
tympanotomy incision into the eardrum
thermophobia abnormal fear of heat
syndrome symptoms that occur together to characterize a disease
synergistic works together
streptococci round bacteria growing in twisted chains
staphlococci bacteria growing in bunches (like grapes)
Using what you have learned about the "C" rule for pronounciation, which sound is made by the first "c" in Coccus. S, K, J, hard G K
The sound made by the third "c" in cocci is s,k,j, hard G S
Rod-shaped bacteria are called: Bacilli
The round spherical-shaped bacteria that grow in pairs ae Diplococci
The protozoan parasite with a tail (flagellum) that may cause female reproductive infections is called: Trichomonas vaginalis
What does the combining form staphylo mean? Bunches like grapes
Give an alternate name (proceedure) for a staphylectomy Uvulectomy
What is a cholecystography An X-ray of a gallbladder
The suffix for flow or discharge is: -rrhea
What is an otoscope used for? To examine the ears
Give the suffix for stone -lith
Give the prefix for fast Tachy-, Tacho
Give the suffix for eating -phagia, phagic
Give the combining form for twisted chains Strept/0
Give the prefix for difficult or painful dys
Give the suffix for flow or discharge -rrhea
Correctly spell the medical term for round or spherical bacterium growing in twisted chains Streptococcus, Streptococci
Correctly spell the medical term for rod-shaped bacteria (plural) Bacilli
Correctly spell the medical term for irregular or abnormal rhythm dysrhythmia, arrhythmia
Correctly spell the medical term for pus producing Pyogenic, Pyogenesis
Correctly spell the medical term for earache otalgia, otodynia
Correctly spell the medical term for eardrum tympanum, tympanic membrane
Correctly spell the medical term for specialist in hearing testing and aids audiologist
Correctly spell the medical term for flow or discharge from the nose Rhinorrhea
Correctly spell the medical term for incision for the removal of stones lithotomy
Correctly spell the medical term for infestation of stones in the gallbladder cholelithiasis
Correctly spell the medical term for fingerprint dactylogram
Correctly spell the medical term for fast heart rate Tachycardia
Correctly spell the medical term for slow eating or swallowing Bradyphagia
Correctly spell the medical term for failure to develop (no growth) Agenesis
Correctly spell the medical term for difficult or painful digestion Dyspepsia
Correctly spell the medical term for development of cancer (cancer producing) Cardinogenesis (Carcinogenic, adj)
Correctly spell the medical term for abnormally high body temperature (fever) Hyperthermia
Correctly spell the medical term for surgical repair of the nose Rhinoplasty
Correctly spell the medical term for symptoms that occur together to characterize a disease Syndrome
Correctly spell the medical term for difficult or painful breathing Dyspnea
Correctly spell the medical term for distended with gas Tympanitis
Correctly spell the medical term for discharge from the ear Otorrhea
Correctly spell the medical term for surgical repair of the eardrum Tympanoplasty
Correctly spell the medical term for disease producing Pathogenic
Correctly spell the medical term for instrument used to measure hearing Audiometer
Correctly spell the medical term for spherical-shaped bacteria growing in bunches Staphylococci
Give the correct medical abbreviation for Fehrenheit F
Give the correct medical abbreviation for gallbladder GB
Give the correct medical abbreviation for Escherichia Coli E. Coli
Give the correct medical abbreviation for Left Ear AS
Give the correct medical abbreviation for culture and sensitivity C
Give the correct medical abbreviation for right ear AD
Created by: Paul Mayuiers
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