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MTChabner Chapter 3
Question | Answer |
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aden/o | gland |
amni/o | amnion sac of fluid surrounding the embryo |
angi/o | vessel |
arteri/o | artery |
arthr/o | joint |
axill/o | armpit |
bronch/o | bronchial tube |
carcin/o | cancerous |
chem/o | drug |
chron/o | time |
col/o | colon |
cyst/o | bladder |
encephal/o | brain |
hepat/o | liver |
inguin/o | groin |
isch/o | to hold back |
lapar/o | abdomen |
laryng/o | voice box |
mamm/o | breast |
mast/o | brest |
my/o | muscle |
myel/o | spinal cord or bone marrow |
necr/o | death of cells |
nephr/o | kidney |
neur/o | nerve |
oste/o | bone |
ot/o | ear |
peritone/o | peritoneum membrane surround the organs in the abdominal cavity |
phleb/o | vein |
pneumon/o | lung |
pulmon/o | lung |
ren/o | kidney |
sarc/o | flesh |
thorac/o | chest |
tonsil/o | tonsil |
trache/o | windpipe |
-algia | pain |
-emia | blood condition |
-ia | condition |
-it is | inflammation |
-megaly | enlargement |
-oma | tumor, mass |
-osis | abnormal condition, condition |
-pathy | disease condition |
-rrhea | flow, discharge |
-rrhage | excessive discharge of blood |
-rrhagia | excessive discharge of blood |
-sclerosis | hardening |
-uria | condition of urine |
-al | pertaining to |
-ar | pertaining to |
-ary | pertaining to |
-eal | pertaining to |
-ic | pertaining to |
-centesis | surgical puncture to remove fluid |
-ectomy | removal, resection, excision |
-gram | record |
-graphy | process of recording |
-lysis | separation, breakdown, destruction |
-plasty | surgical repair, or correction |
-scopy | process of visual examination |
-stomy | opening |
-therapy | treatment |
-tomy | incision, to cut into |
Diagnoses | complete knowing of the nature and cause of diseases |
Procedure | A surgical operation or technique |
Ischemia | holding back of blood flow to a part of the body |
Bronchitis | inflammation of the bronchus |
Meninges | membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord |
multiple myeloma | malignant tumor of the bone marrow |
Atherosclerosis | hardening of the arteries caused by collection of fatty, cholesterol-like deposits |
myocardial infarction | area of dead tissue in heart muscle, heart attack |
cerebrovascular accident (CVA) | disorder of blood vessels within the cerebrum, stroke |
Acute | sharp, sudden, and intense for a short time |
Thoracentesis | surgical puncture of the chest to remove fluid |
Amniocentesis | surgical puncture to remove fluid from the amnion |
Tonsils | lymphatic tissue in the back of the mouth near the throat |
Adenoids | enlarged lymphatic tissue in the upper part of the throat near the nasal passageways |
Hysterectomy | removal of the uterus |
Cholecystectomy | removal of the gallbladder |
Mammography | process of making an x-ray recording of the breast |
Hemodialysis | use of a machine to filter blood to remove waste materials such as urea |
peritoneal dialysis | process of removing wastes from the blood by introducing a special fluid into the abdomen, the waste pass from blood into the abdomen by osmosis and then the fluid is drained from the body |
Stent | stainless steel mesh, tube like device that help hold arteries open |
Angioplasty | surgical repair of a blood vessel |
Anastomosis | new surgical connection between two previously unconnected bowel parts, vessels, or ducts |
Colocolostomy | new surgical connection between two previously unconnected portions of the colon |
Laryngoscopy | visual exam of the interior of the voice box with and endoscope |
Tracheostomy | opening of the trachea to the outside of the body |
Chemotherapy | treatment with drugs most often used to kill cancer |
Inguinal | pertaining to the groin, where the legs meet the body |
Chronic | lasting a long time, with no known cure |
Myelogram | x-ray image of the spinal cord after contrast is injected within the membranes surrounding the spinal cord |
Laparotomy | incision of the abdomen |
Uremia | abnormal condition of excessive amount of urea in the bloodstream |
Septicemia | infection in the blood with the presence of bacteria or their poisons in the blood |