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99CNM Med Terms 3A
Question | Answer |
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Thoracocentesis | Tapping or puncturing the chest cavity |
Cholelithotomy | Incision for the purpose of removing a gallstone |
Otorrhea | Running or draining from the ear |
Cystotomy | Incision into the bladder |
Abdominalgia | Commonly referred to as a belly-ache |
Cranium | the bony vault surrounding the brain |
Cephalgia | Headache |
Hydrophobia | Abnormal fear of water |
Adduction | Movement toward the midline |
Streptococci | Cocci bacteria that grow in chains |
Pyogenic | Producing Pus |
Aberrant | Wandering or out of the normal place |
Pelvic | Relating to the pelvis, pelvic cavity |
Cholecystotomy | Incision into the gallbladder |
Rhinoplasty | Surgical repair or restoration of the nose |
Abnominal | of or pertaining to the abdomin |
Abdominocentesis | tapping or puncturing the abdomen to remove fluid |
Abduction | movement away from the midline |
Cardiocentesis | surgical puncture of the heart chamber |
Cephalic | of or pertaining to the head |
Cholecystitis | inflammatory condition of the gallbladder |
Craniectomy | a surgical procedure to excise part of the cranium |
Cranioplasty | Surgical repair of a defect or deformity of the skull |
Craniotomy | incision into theskull |
Cystitis | inflammation of a bladder |
Cystocele | hernia of a bladder |
Diplococci | family of coccus bacteria found growing in pairs |
Hydrocephalus | enlarged head due to an increased amt of fluid in the cranial cavity |
Hydrotherapy | treatment by means of water |
Lithogenesis | The formation of calculi |
Lithotomy | incision for the removal of a stone or calculus |
Otalgia | pain in the ear |
Otitis | inflammation of the middle ear |
Otorrhea | discharge from the ear |
Pelvimetry | a measure of a patient's pelvic cavity |
Pyorrhea | name for disease where pus flows from salivary gland |
Rhinitis | inflammation of the nose |
Rhinolith | A calculus present in the nasal cavity |
Rhinorrhea | a runny nose |
Staphylococci | bacteria of the coccus family that grow in grape like clusters |
Thoracic | Of, relating to, or situated in or near the thorax |
Thoracoplasty | surgical repair of the chest cage |
Thoracotomy | incision into the chest cavity |