chp 1-5
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word root | core of the word
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suffix | word part attatched to end of word, modifying it's meaning
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prefix | word attached to behinning of word root, modifying it's meaning
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combining vowel | word part, usually 'o' used to ease pronunciation
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combining form | word root w/ combining vowel, xeperated by a slash
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eponym | term derived from name of person
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acronym | terms formed fromt first letters of word in phrase
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adenoma | tumor composed of glandular tissue
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carcinoma in situ | early stage of cancer
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sarcoma | tumor of connective tissue
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benign | not cancerous
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myoma | tumor composed of muscle
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lipoma | tumor composed of fat
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carcinogenic | causing cancer
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cyanosis | abnormal condition of blue color
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diagnosis (Dx) | state of complete knowledge
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hypoplasia | incomplete development
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hyperplasia | excessive development
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erthrocyte (RBC) | red blood cells
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etiology | study of the causes of diseases
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leukocyte (WBC) | white blood cells
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leukocytosis | abnormal condition of white blood cells
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lipoid | resembling fat
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metastasis (mets) | beyond control
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prognosis (Px) | state of before knowledge
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somatic | pertaining to the body
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malignant | cancercous
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remission | improvement/absence of disease
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somatogenic | originating in body
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anterior (ant) | pertaining to front
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anterposterior (AP) | front to back x-ray
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bilateral | pertaining to 2 sides
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caudal | pertaining to tail
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cephalic | pertaining to head
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coronal | devides body into front a back halves
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distal | pertaining to away
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dorsal | pertaining to back
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frontal | divides body into front and back
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inferior (inf) | pertaining to below
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lateral(lat) | pertaining to a side
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medial (med) | pertaining to middle
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mediolateral | pertaining to middle side
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posterior | pertaining to back
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proximal | pertaining to near
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posteroanterior (PA) | back to front x-ray
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sagittal | uneven right and left halves of body
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midsagittal | divides body into even left and right halves
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superior (sup) | pertaining to above
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unilateral | pertaining to 1 side
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ventral | pertaining to belly
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melanin | color, pigmentation of skin
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sebaceous glands | secrete sebum into hair follicles
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dermis | inner layer of skin
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epidermis | outer layer of skin
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deramtofibroma | fibrous tumor of skin
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onychomycosis | abnormal condition of fungus in the nail
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onychomalacia | softening of nails
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onychophagia | eating the nails
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pachyderma | thickening of the skin
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seborrhea | discharge of sebum
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xeroderma | dry skin
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biopsy (bx) | view of life
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dermatoplasty | surgical repair of skin
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deratome | instrument used to cut skin
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onychectomy | excision of nail
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rhytidectomy | excision of wrinkles (face lift)
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rhytidoplasty | surgical repair of wrinkles
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debridement | removal of contaminated or dead tissue and foreign matter from open wound
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dermabrasion | procedure to remove skin scars with abrassive material like sand paper
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dermatologist | physician who studies and treats skin
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epidermal | pertaining to upon skin
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erythroderma | abnormal redness of skin
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hypodermic | pertaining to under the skin
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intradermal | pertaining to within skin
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leukoderma | white skin (less color)
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necrosis | abnormal condition of death
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percutaneous | pertaining to through skin
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staphylococcus (staph) | berry shaped in twisted chains
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subcutaneous (subcut) | pertaining to under skin
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xanthoderma | yellow skin (jaundice)
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abrasion | scraping away of skin by mechanical process of injury
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abscess | localized collection of pus
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candidasis | infection of the skin, mouth or vagina caused by yeast type fungus
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gangrene | death of tissue causehd by loss of blood supply followed by bacterial invasion
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impetigo | superficial skin infection
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Karposi's sarcoma | cancerous condition starting as purple, or brown papules on lower extremeties
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laceration | torn, ragged edged wound
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lesion | visible change in tissue resulting from injury or disease
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psoriasis | chronic skin condition producing red lesions covered w/ silvery scales
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pediculosis | incasion into skin and hair by lice
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urticaria | itching skin eruption (hives)
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cicatrix | scar
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diaphoresis | profuse sweating
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emollient | agent that softens/soothes skin
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induration | abnormal hard parts
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jaundice | yellow tinge to skin (jaundice)
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keloid | over growth of scar tissue
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nevus | circumscribed malformation of skin, usually brown black or flesh colored
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papule | small, solid skin elevation ( pimple)
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pustule | elevation of skin containing pus
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verruca | wart
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wheal | itchy w/ white center and red surrounding
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larynx | location of vocal cords (voice box)
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pharynx | food and air passage way
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adenoids | lyphoid tissue located behind nasal cavity
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tonsils | lymphoid tissue located behind mouth
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trachea | passageway from air to bronchi (wind pipe)
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nasal septum | partition seperating right and left nasal cavities
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alveolus | air sacs at end of bronchioles
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adenoiditis | inflammation of the adenoids
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atelectasis | imperfect, incomplete expansion
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bronchiectasis | expansion of the bronchi
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bronchogenic carcinoma | cancerous tumor of bronchi
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epiglottis | flap of cartilidge that automatically covers opening and keeps food from entering larynx
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hemothorax | blood in chest
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laryngitis | inflammation of the larynx
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pharyngitis | inflammation of the pharynx
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pneumonoconiosis | abnormal condition of dust in the lungs
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pneumothorax | air in chest
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rhinorrhagia | rapid flow of blood from nose
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laryngoplasty | surgical repair of larynx
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lobectomy | excision of a lobe
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pleuropexy | surgical fixation of the pleura
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thoracocentesis | surgical puncture to aspirate fluid from the chest cavity
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tonsillectomy | excision of the tonsils
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tracheostomy | creation of artificial opening into trachea
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bronchoscopy | visual exam of bronchi
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capnometer | instrument used to measure CO2
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laryngoscope | instrument used for visual exam of larynx
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laryngoscopy | visual exam of larynx
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oximeter | instrument used to measure oxygen
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acapnia | absence of CO2
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anoxia | absense of oxygen
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apnea | absence of breathing
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bronchospasm | spasm of the bronchi
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dyspnea | difficult breathing
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hypercapnia | excessive CO2
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hypernea | excessive breathing
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hypocapnia | deficient CO2
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hypoxia | deficient oxygen (to tissues)
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hypoxemia | deficient oxygen (to blood)
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laryngospasm | spasm of the larynx
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orthopnea | breath easier in up right position
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asthma | respitory disease characterized by coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and construction of air ways
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chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) | group of disorders that are almost always a result of smoking and lead to obstruction of bronchial flow
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coccidioidomycosis | fungal disease affecting the lungs and sometimes other organs (valley fever)
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epistaxis | nose bleed
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obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) | repetitive pharyngeal collapse during sleep, leads to absence of breathing
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pertussis | highly contagious bacterial infection of respitory tract, accute crowing inspiration
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pulmonary embolism | foreign matter, blood clot, air, fat clot, carried in the circulation to pulmonary artery, blocking circulation
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tuberculosis (TB) | acid fast bacillus, spread by inhalation of small particles
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acid fast bacilli smear (AFB) | test performed on sputum to determine presence of tuberculosis
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arterial blood gases (ABG) | test performed on arterial blood to determine levels of oxygen, CO2, and other gases
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PPD skin test | TB skin test
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ventilation-perfusion scanning (VPS) | lung scan
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bronchoconstrictor | agent causing narrowing of bronchi
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bronchodilator | agent causing bronchi to widen
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hiccup | spastic contraction of diaphragm
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hyperventilation | ventilation of lungs beyond what body needs
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hypoventilation | ventilation of lungs that does not fulfill what the body needs
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mucopurulent | containing mucus and pus
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nebulizer | device that creates mist used to deliver medication for respitory treatment
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paroxysm | periodic, sudden attack
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patent | open
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