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HLHS Ch 3&4
Term | Definition |
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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 |