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Module 2

study guide ch. 4, 5, 10

TermDefinition
adip(o)- fat
cutane- skin
dermat(o)- derm skin
hidro- sweat
ichthy- dry, scaley
kerat(o)- horny tissue, hard (eye or skin)
lip(o)- fat
myc(o)- fungus
necr(o)- death
onych(o)- nail
papul(o)- small elevation or swelling in skin
pil(o)- hair
psor- itching
scler(o) hardening, (sclera white of the eye)
sclerosis- hardening
steat(o)- fat
squamous(o)- covered with or consisting of scales
trich(i)- trichia- trich(o)- hair, hair like
ungu(o)- nail
xer(o)- dry
fasci(o)- band, fascia (fibrous membrane supporting and separating muscles)
kin(e)- kin(o)- kinesi(o)- movement
muscul(o)- muscle
my(o)- muscle
ten(o)- tendin(o)- tend(o)- tendon
sarco- flesh, connective tissue
arthr(o)- joint
articul(o)- joint
brachi(o)- the arm
burs(o)- bursa, (fluid sac between the bones
chondr(o)- cartilage
-clast to destroy, break down
dent- pertaining to teeth
ischio- ischium (lower portion of hip bone
kyph(o)- humpback
-malacia softening
myel(o)- bone marrow, spinal cord
odont(o)- teeth
orth(o)- straight
osseo- bony
ossi- bone
ost(e)- oste(o)- bone
ped- -ped -pes pertaining to the foot
pelv(i)- pelv(o)- pelvis
pyel(o)- renal pelvis
scoli(o)- crooked, bent , twisted
spondyl(o)- vertabrae, backbone
brachi(o)- arm
dactyl(o)- fingers, toes
phalang(o)- bones of fingers and toes
cephal(o)- head
crani(o)- head
calcane(o)- calcanum , heel bone
patell(o)- kneecap, patella
lumb(o)- loins, lower back, lumbar spine
pelv(i)- pelvis
pyel(o)- renal pelvis
cost(o)- ribs
thorac(o)- thorac(i)- chest, (rib cage)
om(o)- shoulder
crani(o)- skull
spin(o)- spine
vertebr(o)- spine
spondyl(o)- spine
caud(o)- tail
femor(o)- femur (thigh bone)
carp(o)- wrist
super(o)- upper, above
venter(o)- belly, belly side
anter(o)- anterior, front
dors(o)- back of body
poster(o)- back of body, behind
somat(o)- body
cyt(o)- cell
acr(o)- extremety
dist(o)- far, farthest
-genesis forming, producing
viscer(o)- internal organs
infer(o)- lower, below
medi(o)- middle
proxim(o)- near, nearest
kary(o)- nucleus
nucle(o)- nucleus
later(o)- side, to one side
hist(o)- tissue
melan(o)- black
cyan(o)- blue
poli(o)- gray
chlor- green
porphyr(o)- purple
erythr(o)- red
rhod(o)- red
leuk- leuc- white
cirrh(o)- yellow
xanth(o)- yellow
jaund(o)- yellow
tendons anchor muscle to bone
ligaments connects bone to bone
fascia separates muscle layers
bursa protects against friction forces
Midsagittal plane Lateral and medial
Coronal plane Anterior and posterior
Transverse plane Superior and inferior
Inguin/al Pertaining to the groin
Ilium Ili/ac Flaring portion of hip bone
Umbilic/o Pertaining to the naval
Hernia Protrusion of any organ through the structure that contains it.
Gangrene Death and decay of soft tissue
Febrile Fever
Osis Abnormal condition
Perforation Hole that completely penetrates a structure
tenodesis binding, fixation of a tendon
leiomyoma tumor of smooth muscle
synovitis inflamation of the synovial membrane
pertaining to the patella patellar
poor painful development dystrophy
pertaining to under, below the ribs infracoastal
abnormal condition of being bent or twisted ankylosis
ankyl/o bent crooked or twisted
instrument to incise a bone osteo tome
inflammation of a joint arthrititis
condition of joined fingers or toes syndactylism
surgical fracture of a bone osteoclasia
surgical repair of fascia fascioplasty
bone cells osteocytes
pain in bones ostealgia
disease of bones and joints osteoarthropathy
beginning or formation of bones osteogenesis
pertaining to the neck cervical
pertaining to the neck and arm cervicobrachial
pertaining to the neck and face cervicofacial
tumor of bone marrow myeloma
sarcoma of bone marrow (cells) myelosarcoma
bone marrow cell myelocyte
resembling bone marrow myeloid
-oid resembling
pertaining to above the sternum suprasternal
resembling the breastbone sternoid
embryonic cell that forms cartilage chondroblast
inflammation of a joint arthritis
inflammation of bones and joints osteoarthritis
instrument for measuring the pelvis pelvimeter
twitching of a muscle myospasm
any disease of a muscle myopathy
rupture of a muscle myorrhexis
excision of one or more of the phalanges phalangectomy
incision of the thorax thoracotomy
excision of a vertabrae vertebrectomy
binding of a joint arthrodesis
repair of a muscle tissue myoplasty
adduction moving towards the medial plane
eversion turning outward
inversion turning inward or inside out
plantar pertaining to the soul of the foot
proximal nearer to the center trunk of the body
superficial toward the surface of the body
eti- cause
morph/o form shape, structure
toward ad
transabdominal pertaing to across the abdomen
discharge of white material leukorrhea
surgical repair of crainium cranioplasty
pain in the back of the body dorsalgia
destruction or breakdown lysis
destruction of a cell cytolyisis
abnormal condition of redness erythrosis
fibrous bands that bind together tissues that are normally separtated adhesion
hernia protrusion of an organ through the structure that normally contains it
death and decay of soft tissue gangrene
ascites abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity
edema abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissue spaces
entire biopsy removed excisional
cauterize to destroy tissue by electricity, heat or freezing
CT (computed tomography) Generates detailed cross sectional images that appear as a slice.
cell composed of fat lipocyte
skin containing pus pyoderma
skin that is dry xeroderma
abnormal condition without sweat anhidrosis
dry or scaley skin ichthycosis
skin that has hardened scleroderma
discharge or flow of sebum seborrhea
disease of the hair trichopathy
hernia containing fat lipocele
bulla a blister that develops on the surface of the lung
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