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Vet 114 final

Final part one

QuestionAnswer
BAR Bright, alert, responsive
SOap Subjective, objective- vet tech
soAP Assessment, plan- veterinarian
Cardi/o Heart
Hemat/o Blood
Dermat/o Skin
Gastr/o Stomach
Enter/o Small intestine
Pan- All
Leuk/o White
-penia Deficiency
Sub- Below
Epi- Above
Trans- Across
Pre- Before
Peri- Around
Post- After
A-, an- No; not; without
Ab- Away from
Ad- Toward
Hyper- Elevated; higher than normal
Hypo- Depressed; lower than normal
Inter- Between
Intra- Within
-ectomy Surgical removal
-pexy Suture to stabilize
-plasty Surgical repair
-stomy Surgically created opening
-tomy Cutting into
-rrhage; -rrhagia Bursting forth
-rrhaphy Suture
-rrhea Discharge; flow
-rrhexis Rupture
-algia; -dynia Pain
-itis Inflammation
-um Structure
-centesis Surgical puncture to remove fluid or gas
-lysis Separation or breakdown
-scopy Procedure to visually examine
-therapy Treatment
Anabolism Building up
Catabolism Breaking down
Metabolism All chemical processes
Cyt/o Cell
Connective tissue Binds and supports
Epithelial tissue Lines body structures, cavities, and organs
Muscle tissue Skeletal- striated; voluntary + Cardiac- striated; involuntary + Smooth/viseral- non striated; involuntary
Nervous tissue Carries electrical impulses
-plasia Formation; development; and growth of tissue and cell numbers
-trophy Formation; development of tissue and cells
Anomaly Deviation from what is regarded as normal
Anaplasia Change in the structure of cells and their orientation to each other
Aplasia Lack of development of an organ or tissue or cell
Dysplasia Abnormal growth or development of an organ or tissue or cell
Hyperplasia Abnormal increase in the number of normal cells in normal arrangement in an organ or tissue or cell
Hypoplasia Incomplete or less than normal development of an organ or tissue or cell
Atrophy Decrease in size or complete wasting of an organ or tissue or cell
Dystrophy Defective growth in the size of an organ or tissue or cell
Hypertrophy Increase in size of an organ or tissue or cell
Neoplasia Any abnormal growth of tissue in which multiplication of cells is uncontrolled, more rapid than normal, and progressive
Benign Not reccurring
Malignant Tends to spread and become life threatening
Viscera Internal organ; pertaining to an organ
Eviseration Displacement of internal organs outside the cavity that should contain them
Hist/o Tissue
Oste/o Bones
Gastr/o Stomach
Ren/o; nephr/o Kidneys
My/o Muscle
Pneum/o Lungs
Hepat/o Liver
Thorac/o Thoracic
Abdomin/o Abdominal
Aden/o Gland
Exo- Out
-crine To secrete
Endo- Within
Umbilic/o Umbilicus
Herni/o Hernia
Prolapse Abnormal protrusion of an organ or tissue through a natural opening
Midsaggital plane; median plane; midline Plane that divides the body into EQUAL right and left halves
Sagittal plane Plane that divides the body onto UNEQUAL right and left parts
Dorsal plane; frontal/coronal plane Plane that divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts
Transverse plane; horizontal; cross-sectional plane Plane that divides the body into cranial and caudal parts
Medial Pertaining to the middle; closer to the midline/median plane
Lateral Pertaining to the side; further away from the midline/median plane
Flexion Binding a joint; reducing the angle between the two bones
Extension Straightening a joint; increasing the angle between two bones
Recumbent Lying down
Dorsal recumbency Laying on the back
Ventral recumbency Laying on the belly
Left lateral recumbency Laying on the left side
Right lateral recumbency Laying on the right side
Cervic/o Neck
Thorac/o Chest
Lumb/o Lower back
Sarc/o Sacrum
Coccyg/o; caud/o Tail bone
HBC Hit by car
Created by: Scoots223
 

 



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