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FAH Medical Terms 1

Started basic medical terms

QuestionAnswer
cystic open spaces filled with fluid (urinary bladder, gall bladder, skin cyst)
SQ Subcutaneous (sub=under, cutaneous=skin) also abbreviated SC
Medial towards the midline
Proximal nearer to the body
Otic ear
Cubital elbow
coxofemoral joint hip joint
arthro joint
scapula shoulder blade
V/D Ventral dorsal (laying on the back) also abbreviated VD
Rec abbreviation for recommend
IM intramuscular (intra=into, muscular=muscle)
ophthalmoscope instrument used for examination of the eyes
anorexia lack of appetite, not eating (an=lack of)
dorsal top/back (dorsal fin on shark)
ventral towards the belly
caudal towards the tail
cranial towards the head
lateral away from the midline
brady slow
tachy fast or increased
A or An without
anti against
crypto hidden
hyper elevated more than is normal
hypo less than normal
micro small
macro large
necro death or dead
pyo purulent or pus
poly many
oligo or O scant, little, few
uro urine
lith stone
-itis inflammation
epi upper
infra below or beneath
inter within`
peri around
sub beneath or below
super or supra above or increased
myo muscle
ostomy a hole or opening that is intended to stay open
pseudo false
trans across
quadri four
poly many
idio distinct or particular
ab away
ad toward
dys difficult
ect or ecto outside
em, en, or endo in or into
peri surrounding or around
mal bad
pan all
-megaly abnormally large
-ist specialist in
-natal birth
-spasm involuntary contraction
-lysis destruction or breakdown
-oxia oxygen
-phagia swallowing
-ectomy surgical removal
-pnea breathing
-oma tumor or mass
-penia deficency
-tomy cutting or making an incision
-centesis puncture for aspiration
-malacia softening
-megaly enlargement
-sclerosis hardening
-rrhage bursting forth, flowing
hemo blood
-pexy suture to stabilize
-osis abnormal condition
-pathy disease
-emia blood
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