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HLHS Ch 3&4

TermDefinition
adip/o lip/o steat/o fat
pil/o trich/o hair
hidr/o sweat
squam/o scale
onych/o ungu/o nail
seb/o sebace/o oil
crypt/o hidden
kerat/o hard, horny
xer/o dry
xanth/o yellow
erythr/o red
leuk/o alb/o white
melan/o black
anhidrosis lack of sweating
dermatolysis loose skin
erythema redness
hidropoiesis formation of sweat
hemathidrosis sweating blood
macerate to soften the skin
olychophagia biting nails
pruritus itch
rhytidermia wrinkled skin
sebopoiesis oil formation
urticaria swollen raised itchy areas of skin
xerosis condition of dryness
macule, macula freckle, flat nonpalpagle
patch vitiligo, flat nonpalpable
papule small, Elevated, Palpable, Solid Mass
plaque surface of skin, Elevated, Palpable, Solid Mass
nodule extends deeper into skin, Elevated, Palpable, Solid Mass
tumor larger solid mass Elevated, Palpable, Solid Mass
vesicle smaller blister, Elevated, Fluid-Filled
bulla latin for bubble Elevated, Fluid-Filled
pustule puss filled blister Elevated, Fluid-Filled
abscess localized collection of pus in the body Elevated, Fluid-Filled
erosion loss of skin
excoriation scratch
scale flaking off
crust a dried substance on the skin
petechia small bruise
eccymosis larger bruise
cicatrix/ cicatrices scar
keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
-ectasia expansion
tel- end
vascular lesion blood vessel wound/wounds related to blood vessels
nevus mole
verruca wart
C&S culture and sensitivity
Bx biopsy
excisional biopsy removal of entire lesion
incisional biopsy removal of portion of lesion
adipocele hernia filled with fatty tissue
erythrocyanosis red and/or blue skin
keratogenic horny tissue development
onychia nail condition
onychocryptosis ingrown nail
paronychia condition of tissue around a nail
decubitus ulcer bed sore
ichthyosis skin is dry and scaly
scleronychia thickening and hardening of the nails
actin sun ray
hidradenoma tumor of sweat gland
acne vulgaris inflammation of skin follicles
dermatomycosis fungal skin condition
myc fungus
tinea fungal condition called ringworm
trichomycosis fungal condition of hair
first degree burn only the epidermis of superficial layer
second degree deeper affecting epidermis and dermis
third degree deep burn of epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous
fourth degree affects all layers of skin and also muscle fascia or bone
antipruritic drug that prevents or relieves itching
anesthetic drug that blocks sensation
percutaneous through the skin
transdermal through the skin
electrodesiccation using electricity to destroy tissue by drying it
I&D incision and drainage to cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain
rhytidoplasty reconstruction of wrinkly skin
epiphysis end of a bone
metaphysis growth center
diaphysis long shaft of the bone
-physis growth
oste/o bone
crani/o head, skull
cervic/o neck
spondyl/o vertebra
lumb/o loin, lower back
brachi/o arm
dactyl/o finger
carp/o wrist
cost/o rib
femor/o femur
tibi/o tibialgia
tars/o ankle
chondro/o cartilage
arthr/o joint
burs/o bursa
ten/o tend/o tendin/o tendon
muscul/o my/o myos/o muscle
fasci/o fascia
ton/o tone, tension
kinesi/o movement, motion
tax/o arrangement, order, coordination
ankyl/o stiff/bent
spondylodynia vertebra pain
ankylosis joint stiffness
crepitation crackling sound heard in joints
genu valgum knock-kneed
genu varum bowlegged
dyskinesia inability to control movement
dystaxia poor coordination
graphospasm writer's cramp
electromyogram record of the electrical activity of a muscle
kyphosis humped back, forward curvature of upper spine
lordosis sway back, forward curvature of lower back
exostosis abnormal growth of bone out of another bone
osteolysis bone loss
syndactyly fusion of fingers or toes
tarsoptosis flat feet
effusion fluid buildup
craniosynostosis premature fusing of skull bones
chondro-osteodystrophy poor dvlmt of bones and cartilage
osteopenia reduction in bone volume
rheumatoid arthritis symptoms resemble rheumatic fever
subluxation partial dislocation of a joint
clonus turmoil: may mean contraction
asthenia weakness
tardive slow
tardive dyskinesia slow bad/movement condition characterized by the loss of muscle control
antipyretic a drug that opposes fever
external/internal fixation external:fixing fracture from outside (cast/splint) internal: from inside (screws,pins,plates)
closed vs open reduction returning bones to their proper position without vs with the use of surgery
metacarpectomy removal of a bone in the hand
tarsoclasia surgical fracture of the ankle
fasciodesis binding of fascia
myomectomy removal of a muscle tumor
Fx fracture
Tx treatment
ACL/PCL anterior cruciate ligament/posterior
MCL/LCL medial collateral/lateral collateral
what are the numbers for cervical vertebrae C1-C7
what are the numbers of thoracic vertebrae T1-T12
what are the numbers of lumbar vertebrae L1-L5
what are the numbers of sacral vertebrae S1-S5
EMG electromyogram
FROM full range of movement
OA / RA osteoarthritis/ rheumatoid
ORIF open reduction internal fixation
RICE rest, ice, compression, elevation
WBAT weight bearing as tolerated
what is the root in cyanidrosis idr: sweat
what is the root in hidradenitis aden: gland
what is the root in dermatomycosis dermato: skin
what is the root in rhytidoplasty rhytido: wrinkle
onychopathy nail disease
break down epidermal epi/derm/al
ABCDE asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving.
What root describes the fibrous connective tissue that binds muscles together? fasci/o
What root describes the small fluid-filled sac found near the body’s joints? burs/o
Does anykl/o pertain to a bone? NO Ankyl/o is a root that means "stiff, bent."
Which is the correct breakdown of the medical term metatarsalgia into its component parts? meta/tars/algia
Which medical term means involuntary contraction of the muscle? Myospasm
Build a medical term that means "joint recording process," a procedure used to examine a joint. Arthrography
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