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Med Term

Intro To Rad Tech SLCC

TermDefinition
suffix word ending
root foundation of a word
gastritis inflammation of the stomach
trans across
path disease
hemat blood
rhin nose
osteoma bone tumor
Epi- upon
cardiogram record of the heart
hepatitis inflammation of the liver
neurology study of the nerves
cell fundamental unit of every living thing
epithelial cell skin cell
Organs of respiratory system Nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs
Cranial cavity cavity that contains the brain and pituitary gland
Kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra organs of the urinary system
thoracic cavity cavity that contains lungs, heart, esophagus, aorta
abdominal cavity cavity that contains the stomach, intestines, spleen, liver, GB and pancreas
Tissue A group of similar cells working together to do a specific job
2 divisions of the nervous system Central and Peripheral nervous system
muscular system consists of the muscles of the body
Endocrine system consists of glands that produce secretions that go into the blood or lymph systems
Organs of the digestive system Mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas
systems groups of organs working together
Skeletal System consists of bones and joints
urinary or excretory system contains structures/organs that are concerned with secretions and excretions of urinary products.
Histologist Specialist in the study of tissues
Organs structures composed of several kinds of tissues
Lymphocyte white blood cell
Viscera Internal Organs
Digestive System Organs and glands associated with ingestion and digestion
Respiratory System incudes organs that are involved in the interchange of gasses between the organism and atmosphere
Reproductive system Comprised or organs that are concerned with creating offspring
Nervous System consists of the brain, spinal cord and nerves
Circulatory System Consists of the heart, blood vessels and lymphatic system
Pelvic cavity Cavity that contains the bladder, urethra, ureters
Spinal Cavity cavity that is behind the spine and contains the nerves of spinal cord
abdomin/o abdomen
acr/o extremities
aden/o gland
angi/o vessels
arteri/o artery
carcin/o cancer
col/o colon or large intestine
cyst/o urinary bladder
hydr/o water or fluid
lapar/o abdomen or abdominal wall
mamm/o breast
myel/o spinal cord or bone marrow
my/o muscle
nephr/o kidney
ophthalm/o eye
oste/o bone
path/o disease
pulmon/o lungs
thorac/o chest
ven/o vein
viscer/o internal organs
arthralgia joint pain
cystocele hernia of the urinary bladder
arthrocentesis surgical puncture of the joint
mastodynia pain in the breast
mastectomy removal of breast
carcinogenesis production or origin of the cancer
myelogram record of the spinal cord
radiography process of recording using radiation
arthiritis inflammation of the joint
opthalmology study of the eye
osteomalacia softening of the bones
acromegaly enlargement of the extremities
myoma tumor of the muscle
necropsy view of dead body for examination
hydronephrosis abnormal condition of water on the kidney
cardiomyopathy disease condition of the heart muscle
leukopenia deficiency of white blook cells
arteriosclerosis hardening of the arteries
laparoscopy visual examination of the abdomen
colostomy external opening of the colon
Cost/o Rib
Dactyl/o fingers and toes
Gloss/o tongue
Glyc/o Sugar
Immun/o Protection
Seps/o Infection
The/o to put or place
Trache/o Windpipe
a - or an - not or without
Ab- away from
Ad- Toward
Ante- Before, forward
Anti- against
Auot- Self, own
Bi- two
Brady- Slow
Con- with, together
Contra- against, opposite
Hyper- Excessive, above
Hypo- Deficient
Inter- Between
Trans- Across, through
Supra- Above, upper
Retro- Behind, backward
Pro- Before, forward
Sub- under
Ec- Out, outside
Cholecystogram A study or record of the gall bladder
Enteropathy Disease of the small intestine
Deglutition Swallowing
Mastication Chewing
Dyspepsia Difficult digestion
Lithotripsy The crushing of stones
Cheilitis inflammation of the lips
Hemorrhage bursting forth of blood
Sialolithiasis Condition of stones in the salivary glands
Hemoptysis Spitting blood
Bronchiectasis Dilation of the bronchial tubes
Buccocarcinoma a cancerous tumor of the cheek
Gastroptosis Falling of the stomach
Rhinoplasty Surgical repair of the nose
Dysphagia difficulty swallowing
Hematemesis vomiting blood
Hemolysis Red blood cells are destroyed
Neurospasm contraction of nerve muscle
Enterostenosis Narrowing of the intestines
Hepatomegaly Large liver
serum bilirubin measure of bile pigmen in blood
stool culture feces placed in growth medium for bacterial analysis
excretory urography x-ray study of the urinary system with contrast injected in the veins
nasogastric intubation a tube is placed through the nose into the stomach
upper gastrointestinal x-ray examination of the stomach
liver biopsy percutaneous removal of liver tissue
enterorraphy suture of the small intestine
glossotomy incision of the tongue
abdominocentesis surgical puncture of the abdomen to withdraw fluid
pyorrhea discharge of pus
hemostasis stopping blood flow
pylorospasm involuntary contraction of the distal portion of the stomach
cholecystectomy removal of gall bladder
colostomy incision of the colon
gingivectomy removal of the gums
barium enema x-ray exam of the lower intestinal tract
Patella knee cap
calcaneus heel bone
clavicle collar bone
carpals wrist bone
Humerus bone of the upper arm
Tibia and Fibula bone of the lower leg
foramen opening in the bone where vessels and nerves enter and exit
Condyle Knuckle-like process at the end of a long bone
diaphysis shaft of a long bone
Epiphysis End of a long bone
Fossa small cavity in a bone
Physis growth
cost rib
lithiasis Forward slipping
Osteoblast cell that helps form bone tissue
Myelogram study or record of bone marrow
simple fracture the bone is broken with no open wound
compound fracture the bone is broken and there is an open wound
comminuted fracture the bone is splintered into many pieces
compression fracture the bone is compressed, it often occurs in the vertebrae
ligament connects bone to bone
synovial joint freely moveable
tendon connects muscle to bone
arthrocentesis surgical puncture of a joint to remove fluid
arthrography x-ray exam of a joint after the injection of contrast media
arthroscopy the joint is viewed through a scope
bone scan a radioactive substance is absorbed by bone to aid in diagnosis
electromyography study of the strength of muscle contraction through the use of electrical stimulation
kidney structure that removes waste from the blood
ureters Structures that pass urine from the kidney to the bladder
Urethra Structure that passes urine from the bladder to the outside of the body
Bladder structure that is a reservoir for urine
micturition voiding
calic calyces
cyst urinary bladder
nephr kidney
nephrolithiasis a condition of renal calculi
Pyelonephritis Inflammation of the renal pelvis
Renal failure Failure of the kidney to excrete urine
Renal Hypertension High Blood pressure resulting from kidney disease
BUN Creatinine clearance test
Dialysis When waste materials are separated from the blood stream when the kidneys can no longer function
Excretory Urography A radiologist examination where contrast media is injected into a vein and the urinary system is demonstrated
Nephron The microscopic component of the kidney
Renal angiogram A radiologic exam where contrast media is injected into the arteries of the kidney
Voiding cystourethrogram A radiological study where contrast media is placed in the urinary bladder and the patient voids to demonstrate the urethra
Retrograde pyelogram A radiological study where contrast media is introduced directly into the bladder and ureters through a cystoscope
What is the largest artery in the body? Aorta
What is the smallest vessel in the body capillary
What is the largest vein in the body Vena cava
What is the partition between the right and left sides of the heart? Septum
What is the inner lining of the heart? Endocardium
What is the sac-like membrane surrounding the heart? Pericardium
What is the muscle layer of the heart? Myocardium
What is the relaxation phase of the heart beat? Diastole
What is the contraction phase of the heart beat? Systole
Which of the following means a narrowed aorta? Aortic Stenosis
Which of the following means hardened arteries? Arteriosclerosis
Which of the following means enlarged heart? Cardiomegaly
Which of the following means a bluish condition? Cyanosis
Which of the following is the record/study of vessels? Angiogram
Around the nose nasal
difficulty speaking dysphonia
abnormal air in the thorax pneumothorax
nosebleed epistaxis
incomplete expansion of the air sacs atelectasis
over-inflation and destruction of the alveolar walls emphysema
acute inflammation and infection of alveoli pneumonia
visual examination of the bronchial tubes bronchoscopy
create an opening into the trachea through the neck tracheostomy
a collection of lymph tissue in the nasopharynx adenoids
uppermost part of the lung apex
muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen diaphragm
lid-loke covering of the larynx epiglottis
larynx voice box
wind pipe trachea
removal of a lobe of the lung lobectomy
arthrodesis surgical fusion of a joint
acromioplasty surgical procedure on the acromion of the shoulder
osteosarcoma tumor in bone
arthroscopy direct visualization of a joint
discectomy removal of a disc in the spine
endarterectomy surgical removal of the plaque from an artery
pericardiectomy removal of part of the sac-like membrane around the heart
cholecystectomy removal of the gall bladder
colostomy create an opening into the colon
laparoscopy direct visualization of the abdomen
thyroidectomy removal of the thyroid
pyeloplasty surgical removal of the renal pelvis; may be to relieve an obstruction
gastroplasty surgical repair of the stomach
colonoscopy direct visualization of the colon
enterorrhaphy surgical suture of the intestine
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