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Surgical Suffixes

Chapter 2

QuestionAnswer
blastocyte immature cell
cardialgia heart pain
cardiologist physician specialist in heart disease
cardiomegaly enlarged heart
cyanoderma blueness of the skin
cyanosis condition of blueness
cytogist a technologist who studies cellular disease
cytology the science of studying cells
cytometer instrument used to count cells
cytometry process of using a cytometer
dermatology the science of studying the skin
dermatone instument used to cut slices of skin tissue
duodenal pertaining to the duodenum (adj.)
duodenotomy incision into the duodenum
duodenum first part of the small intestine
echocardiography sonography of the heart
electrocardiogram picture (tracing) representing the electrical activity of the heart during the cardiac cycle
electrocardiograph instrument that produces the electrocardiogram
electrocardiography process of using the electrocardiograph
erythremia abnormally red blood due to too many erythrocytes
erythroblast immature red blood cell
erythrocytes red blood cells
erythrocytopenia low numbers of erythrocytes
erythrocytosis high numbers of erythrocytes
erythroderma redness of the skin
etiology the study of the origin of disease
gastralgia stomach pain
gatrectomy excision of the stomach
gastric pertaining to the stomach (adj.)
gastroduodenostomy making a new opening between the stomach and duodenum
gastromegaly enlarged stomach
gastrostomy makeing a new opening in the stomach
histoblast immatur tissue cells
histology the science of studying tissues
jaundice yellow appearance due to high bilirubin level in the blood
leukemia blood cancer involving leukocytes
leukocyte white blood cells
leukocytopenia low numbers of leukocytes
leukocytosis high numbers of leukocytes
leukoderma abnormally whit skin (vitiligo)
lymphatic pertaining to the lymph system
lymphocyte lymphatic system white blood cell
megalomania abnormally enlarged self-image
melanoblast immature melanocyte
melancyte pigment cell
melanoderma dark patches of skin
pathologist physician specialist in the study of disease
pathology the science of studying disease
radiogram x-ray picture (film) (radiograph)
radiograph instrument used to produce the radiogram or the x-ray film
radiography proces of producing radiograms (radiographs)
radiologist physician specialist in the interpretation of radiograms and other diagnostic imaging modalities
songogram image of the body produced by compertized relected sound
sonograph instrument that reflects sound waves through the body, picks them up with a transducer, and used a computer to create an image of body structures
sonographer technologist who perfoms sonography
sonography process using a sonograph (ultrasonography)
thrombocytopenia low numbers of thrombocytes
thrombocytosis high number of thrombocytes
tomogram picture made by a tomograph
tomograph instrument that uses e-ray to produce images through planes (slices) of the body
tomography the process of using a tomograph
xanthemia yellow condition of the blood (arotenemia)
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