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Module 4

medical terminology chapter 7,8,9

QuestionAnswer
angi/o blood vessel
aort/o Aorta
arteri/o pertaining to an artery
ather/o fatty plaque
atri/o atrium
cardi/o pertaining to the heart
embol/o embolus, plug
-emia blood condition
hem- hemo- hemat/o- blood
hemangio blood vessels
-phil attraction for
phleb/o pertaining to the blood veins
-rrhagia rapid flow of blood
scler/o hardening, thinckening
sten/o narrowing, stricture
thromb/o referring to a blood clot, clotting of blood
varic/o swollen or twisted vein
vas/o duct, blood vessel
vascul/o blood vessel
ven- blood, veins
ventricul/o ventricle
aer/o air, gas
bronch/i bronchus
laryng/o larynx, lower throat cavity (with voice box)
myx/o mucus
nas/o nose
ox/o oxygen
pharnyg/o pharynx, upper throat cavity
phon/o voice
pneum/o- pneumon/o pertaining to the lungs
pneumat/o air, lungs
-ptysis spitting, hemoptysis, the spitting of blood derived from the lungs of the bronchial tubes
pulmon- pulmo- relating to the lungs
rhin/o- pertaining to the nose
sinus- pertaining to the sinus
spir/o breathe
steth/o chest
thorac/i- thorac/o- upper chest, area above breast and under the neck
trache/o trachea
blast/o germ or bud
chrom/o color
cyto cell
lymph/o lymph
morph/o form or shape
-phylaxis protection
reticul/o net
splen/o spleen
Erythrocytes RBCs (red blood cells)
Leukocytes WBCs (white blood cells)
agglutin/o clumping , gluing
bas/o base, alkaline
eosin/o dawn, rose colored.
erythr/o red
hem/o blood
hemat/o blood
leuk/o white
neutr/o neutral
thromb/o blood clot
-emia blood condition
-penia decrease, deficiency
-phil attraction for
poliesis formation, production
-aden gland
-lymph/o lymph
-lymphangi/o lymph vessel
-blast/o embryonic cell
immun/o immunity, immune
kary/o nucleus
nucle/o nucleus
myel/o bone marrow
phag/o swallowing, eating
ser/o serum
splen/o spleen
xen/o foreign, strange
plas/o formation, growth
antibody protective protein produced by B lymphocytes in response to a foreign substance.
antigen substance recognized as harmful to the host, that stimulates an antibody response.
allergy abnormal immune response to a non-harmful stimulant
edema abnormal accumulation of fluids in inter cellar spaces ( swelling)
sepsis presence of bacteria or their toxins in the blood (aka blood poisoning)
globin protein
osis abnormal condition
stasis standing still
aggulation process of clumping
isochromic pertaining to the same color
anisocytosis abnormal increase in cells that are unequal
lymphadenopathy disease of the lymph nodes
thrombocytopenia abnormal decrease in platelets
arteries carry blood away from the heart
veins carry blood to the heart
capillaries exchange neutrients waste
angi/o vessel
vascul/o vessel
vas/o vessel
aort/o aorta
arteri/o artery
arteriole arterio/o
atri/o atrium
ather/o fatty plaque
cardi/o heart
coron/o heart
embol/o embolus (plug)
hemangi/o blood vessel
phleb/o vein
ven/o vein
sten/o narrowing, stricture
stenosis narrowing, stricture
ventricul/o ventricule
cardia heart condition
valv/o valve
valvul/o valve
varicose veins enlarged, engorged, twisted, superficial veins.
aneurysm localized abnormal dilation of a vessel usually an artery
angina mild to severe suffocating chest pain caused by inadequate blood flow to the heart
infarction localized tissue death due to lack if blood supply
palpitation sensation of an irregular heartbeat also called fluttering or skipping a beat
syncope partial or complete loss of consciousness fainting
Upper respiratory tract nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea,
lower respiratory tract bronchi, lungs, brochioles, alveoli
nas/o nose
rhin/o nose
pharyng/o parynx
epiglott/o epiglottis
laryng/o larynx
trache/o trachea
bronch/i bronch/o bronchus
bronchiol bronchiole
alveol/o alveolus, air sac
pneumon/o lungs , air
pneum/o lungs, air
pulmon/o lungs ,air
pector/o chest
steth/o chest
thorac/o chest
thorax chest
pleur/o pleura
phren/o diaphragm
spir/o breathe
-capnia carbon dioxide
-pnea breathing
Emphysema disease characterized by decreased elasticity of the alveoli
auscultation listening to body sounds with a stethoscope
croup common childhood condition involving inflammation of the respiratory system
wheeze whistling or sighing sounds heard on ausculation
influenza acute infectious respiratory viral disease
anosmia without smell
dysphonia bad or impaired voice
asthma spasms if the bronchial passages leading to dyspnea
pneumonia inflammatory disease of the lungs
oximetry method of measuring oxygen in blood
hypoxemia oxygen deficiency in the arterial blood
pneumoconiosis abnormal condition of the lungs caused by inhaling dust
stridor high pitched harsh breath sound caused by spasm or swelling in the upper airway
AIDS acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
CBC complete blood count
DVT deep vein thrombosis
Hb / Hgb hemoglobin
HIV human immunodeficiency virus
RBC Red blood cell
WBC white blood cell
AAA abdominal aortic aneurysm
Afib Atrial Fibrillation
BP blood pressure
CAD coronary artery disease
CHD congenital heart disease
CO2 carbon dioxide
CPR cardio pulmonary resuscitation
ECG, EKG electrocardiogram
HDL high density lipoprotein (good cholesterol)
LDL low density lipoprotein (bad cholesterol)
HTN Hypertension
COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
CT computed tomography
MRI magnetic resonance imaging
PH pulmonary hypertension
SOB shortness of breath
TB tuberculosis
URI upper respiratory infection
surgical puncture of the pleura pleurocentesis
instrument for examining the bronchus bronchoscope
excision of the tonsils tonsillectomy
slow breathing bradypnea
difficult voice dysphonia
abnormal condition of blueness cyanosis
instrument to measure oxygen saturation oximeter
paralysis of the voice box laryngoplegia
surgical repair of the septum septoplasty
incision of the sinus sinusotomy
excessive carbon dioxide hypercapnea
good, normal breathing eupnea
expansion of a bronchi bronchiectasis
surgical repair of the nose rhinoplasty
condition of the lungs pneumonia
discharge from the nose rhinorrhea
inflammation of mucous membranes of the nose rhinitis
visual examination of the larynx laryngoscopy
inflammation of the larynx laryngitis
stricture or narrowing of the larynx laryngostenosis
dilation or expansion of the bronchus bronchiectasis
disease of the bronchus bronchopathy
spasm of the bronchus bronchospasm
aur in the chest (pleural space) pneumothorax
inflammation of the lungs pneumonitis
specialist in lung diseases pulmonologist
pertaining to the lung pulmonary, pulmonic
difficult breathing dyspnea
slow breathing bradypnea
rapid breathing tachypnea
absence of the breathing apnea
surgical repair of the nose rhinoplasty
surgical puncture of the chest thoracentesis
removal of a lung pulmonectomy
forming an opening mouth in the trachea tracheostomy
collapsed or airless lung atelectasis
pus in the pleural cavity empyema
phospholipid that allows the lungs to expand with ease surfactant
deficiency of oxygen in the tissues hypoxia
inflammatory fluid high in protein with blood and immune cells exudate
absence or decrease in the sense of smell anosmia
deficiency of oxygen in the blood hypoxemia
granulomas associated with tuberculosis tubercles
temporary loss of breathing apnea
varicose veins of the esophagus varices
soft blowing sound, murmur bruit
local abnormal dilation of a vessel aneurism
inability of the heart to maintain a normal sinus rhythm arrhythmia
backflow of blood due to a valve failure regurgitation
profuse sweating diaphoresis
narrowing of a vessel especially the aorta coarctation
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