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HIM Chp 12

HIM Chp 12; Digestive System

TermDefinition
hemi- (half)
endo- (within, in)
sub- (under, below)
dys- (painful, abnormal, difficult, labored)
abdomin/o (abdomen, abdominal)
append/o, appendic/o (appendix)
an/o (anus)
antr/o (antrum)
cec/o (cecum)
celi/o (abdomen, abdominal cavity)
cheil/o (lip)
cholangi/o (bile duct)
chol/e (gall, bile)
choledoch/o (common bile duct)
col/o , colon/o (colon)
diverticul/o (diverticulum)
duoden/o (duodenum)
enter/o (intestine)
esophag/o (esophagus)
gastr/o (stomach)
gingiv/o (gum)
gloss/o (tongue)
hepat/o (liver)
herni/o (hernia, protrusion of an organ through a membrane or cavity wall)
ile/o (ileum)
jejun/o (jejunum)
lapar/o (abdomen, abdominal cavity)
lingu/o (tongue)
or/o (mouth)
palat/o (palate)
pancreat/o (pancreas)
peritone/o (peritoneum)
polyp/o (polyp, small growth)
proct/o (rectum)
pylor/o (pylorus, pyloric sphincter)
rect/o (rectum)
sial/o (saliva, salivary gland)
sigmoid/o (sigmoid colon)
steat/o (fat)
stomat/o (mouth)
uvul/o (uvula)
-ac, -al (pertaining to)
-cele (hernia, protrusion)
-centesis (surgical puncture to aspirate fluid)
-ectomy (excision)
-gram (the record, radiographic image)
-graph (instrument used to record)
-graphy (process of recording)
-ia (condition of, diseased state, abnormal state)
-iasis (condition)
-itis (inflammation)
-logist (specialist or physician who studies and treats)
-logy (study of)
-malacia (softening)
-oma (tumor)
-osis (abnormal condition)
-pathy (disease)
-pepsia (digestion)
-phagia (eating or swallowing)
-plasty (surgical repair)
-ptosis (prolapse, drooping)
-rrhaphy (suturing, repairing)
-rrhea (flow, discharge)
-scope (instrument used for visualization)
-scopy (process of viewing, visualization)
-stomy (creation of an artificial opening)
-tomy (incision, cut into)
abdominocentesis (ab-dom-i-nō-sen-TĒ-sis) abdomin/o/centesis surgical puncture to aspirate fluid from the abdomen
abdominoplasty (ab-DOM-i-nō-plas-tē) abdomin/o/plasty surgical repair of the abdomen
abdominal (ab-DOM-ĭ-năl) abdomin/al pertaining to the abdomen
anal (ĀN-ăl) an/al pertaining to the anus
anoplasty (Ā-nŏ-plas-tē) an/o/plasty surgical repair of the anus
antrectomy (an-TREK-tŏ-mē) antr/ectomy excision of the antrum (of the stomach)
appendectomy (ap-ĕn-DEK-tŏ-mē) append/ectomy excision of the appendix
appendicitis (ă-pen-dĭ-SĪT-ĭs) appendic/itis inflammation of the appendix
celiac (SĒ-lē-ăk) celi/ac pertaining to the abdomen (note for clarification: celiac disease is an inflammation of the intestines caused by exposure to gluten)
celiotomy (sē-lē-ŎT-ō-mē) celi/o/tomy incision into the abdominal cavity
cheilorrhaphy (kī-LOR-ă-fē) cheil/o/rrhaphy suturing of the lip
cholangiogram (kō-lăn-jē-Ō-gram) cholangi/o/gram radiographic image of the bile duct
cholangiography (kŏ-lan-jē-OG-ră-fē) cholangi/o/graphy radiographic imaging of the bile duct
cholangioma (kō-lăn-jē-Ō-mă) cholangi/oma tumor of the bile duct
cholecystectomy (kō-lĕ-sis-TEK-tŏ-mē) chole/cyst/ectomy excision of the gallbladder to remove stones
cholecystitis (kō-lĕ-sis-TĪT-ĭs) chol/e/cyst/itis inflammation of the gallbladder
choledocholithiasis (kō-LED-ō-kō-lĭ-THĪ-ă-sĭs) choledoch/o/lith/iasis condition of stones in the common bile duct
choledocholithotomy (kō-LED-ō-kō-lĭ-THŎT-ō-mē) choledoch/o/lith/o/tomy incision into the common bile duct to remove stones
cholelithiasis (kō-li-lith-Ī-ă-sĭs) chole/lith/iasis condition of gallstones
colectomy (kō-LEK-tŏ-mē) col/ectomy excision of the colon
colitis (kō-LĪT-ĭs) col/itis inflammation of the colon
colonoscope (kō-LŎN-ō-skōp) colon/o/scope instrument used to view the colon
colonoscopy (kō-lŏ-NOS-kŏ-pē) colon/o/scopy process of viewing the colon
colorectal (kō-lŏ-REK-tăl) col/o/rect/al pertaining to the colon and rectum
colostomy (kŏ-LOS-tŏ-mē) col/o/stomy creation of an artificial opening in the colon
CT colonography (CT kŏ-lo-NO-gră-fē) CT colon/o/graphy radiographic imaging of the colon using computed tomography
diverticulectomy (dī-vĕr-tĭk-ū-LĔK-tō-mē) diverticul/ectomy excision of the diverticula
diverticulitis (dī-vĕr-tik-yŭ-LĪT-ĭs) diverticul/itis inflammation of the diverticulum
diverticulosis (dī-vĕr-tik-yŭ-LŌ-sĭs) diverticul/osis abnormal condition of having diverticula
duodenal (doo-ŏ-DĒN-ăl) duoden/al pertaining to the duodenum
dyspepsia (dis-PEP-shă) dys/pepsia difficult digestion
dysphagia (dis-FĀ-j(ē-)ă) dys/phagia difficult swallowing
endoscope (EN-dŏ-skōp) endo/scope instrument used to view within (hollow organs)
endoscopy (en-DOS-kŏ-pē) endo/scopy process of viewing within (hollow organs)
enteropathy (ent-ĕ-ROP-ă-thē) enter/o/pathy disease of the intestines
enterorrhaphy (ĕn-tĕr-OR-ă-fē) enter/o/rrhaphy suturing of the intestine
esophageal (ē-sof-ă-JĒ-ăl) esophag/eal pertaining to the esophagus
esophagitis (ē-sof-ă-JĪT-ĭs) esophag/itis inflammation of the esophagus
esophagogastroplasty (ĕ-SŎF-ă-gō-GĂS-trō-plăs-tē) esophag/o/gastr/o/plasty surgical repair of the esophagus and stomach
esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) (ē-sof-ă-gō-gas-trō-doo-ŏ-dē-NOS-kŏ-pē) esophag/o/gastr/o/duoden/o/scopy process of viewing the esophagus, stomach and duodenum
esophagogram (ĕ-SOF-ă-gō-gram) esophag/o/gram radiographic image of the esophagus
esophagoscopy (ĕ-sof-ă-GOS-kŏ-pē) esophag/o/scopy process of viewing the esophagus
gastrectomy (ga-STREK-tŏ-mē) gastr/ectomy excision of the stomach
gastric (GAS-trik) gastr/ic pertaining to the stomach
gastritis (gas-TRĪT-ĭs) gastr/itis inflammation of the stomach
gastroenteritis (gas-trō-ent-ĕ-RĪT-ĭs) gastr/o/enter/itis inflammation of the stomach and intestines
gastroenterocolitis (găs-trō-ĕn-tĕr-ō-kŏl-Ī-tĭs) gastr/o/enter/o/col/itis inflammation of the stomach, intestines, and colon
gastroenterology (găs-trō-ĕn-tĕr-ŎL-ă-jē) gastr/o/enter/o/logy study of the stomach and intestines
gastrojejunostomy (găs-trō-jĕ-jū-NŎS-tō-mē) gastr/o/jejun/o/stomy creation of an artificial opening between the stomach and the jejunum
gastroplasty (GĂS-trō-plăs-tē) gastr/o/plasty surgical repair of the stomach
gastroscope (GAS-trŏ-skōp) gastr/o/scope instrument used to view the stomach
gastroscopy (gas-TROS-kŏ-pē) gastr/o/scopy process of viewing the stomach
gastrostomy (găs-TRŎS-tō-mē) gastr/o/stomy creation of an artifical opening in the stomach
gingivectomy (jĭn-jĭ-VĔK-tō-mē) gingiv/ectomy excision of the gums
gingivitis (jin-jĭ-VĪT-ĭs) gingiv/itis inflammation of the gums
glossitis (glo-SĪT-ĭs) gloss/itis inflammation of the tongue
glossorrhaphy (glŏ-SOR-ă-fē) gloss/o/rrhaphy suturing of the tongue
hemicolectomy (hĕm-ē-kō-LĔK-tō-mē) hemi/col/ectomy excision of half of the colon
hepatitis (hep-ă-TĪT-ĭs) hepat/itis inflammation of the liver
hepatoma (hĕp-ă-TŌ-mă) hepat/oma tumor of the liver
hepatomegaly (hep-ăt-ō-MEG-ă-lē) hepat/o/megaly enlarged liver
herniorrhaphy (hĕr-nē-OR-ă-fē) herni/o/rrhaphy suturing of a hernia
ileocecal (il-ē-ō-SĒ-kăl) ile/o/cec/al pertaining to the ileum and cecum
ileostomy (IL-ē-OS-tŏ-mē) ile/o/stomy creation of an artificial opening in the ileum
laparoscope (LAP-ă-rŏ-skōp) lapar/o/scope instrument used to view the abdominal cavity
laparoscopy (lap-ă-ROS-kŏ-pē) lapar/o/scopy process of viewing the abdominal cavity
laparotomy (lap-ă-ROT-ŏ-mē) lapar/o/tomy incision into the abdominal cavity
nasogastric (nā-zō-GĂS-trĭk) nas/o/gastr/ic pertaining to the nose and stomach
oral (ŌR-ăl) or/al pertaining to the mouth
palatitis (pal-ă-TĪT-ĭs) palat/itis inflammation of the palate
palatoplasty (PĂL-ăt-ō-plăs-tē) palat/o/plasty surgical repair of the palate
pancreatic (pan-krē-AT-ik) pancreat/ic pertaining to the pancreas
pancreatitis (pan-krē-a-TĪT-ĭs) pancreat/itis inflammation of the pancreas
peritoneal (per-ĭt-ŏ-NĒ-ăl) periton/eal pertaining to the peritoneum
peritonitis (per-ĭt-ŏ-NĪT-ĭs) periton/itis inflammation of the peritoneum
polypectomy (pŏl-ĭ-PĔK-tō-mē) polyp/ectomy excision of polyps
polyposis (pŏl-ē-PŌ-sĭs) polyp/osis abnormal condition of (multiple) polyps
proctologist (prok-TOL-ŏ-jĭst) proct/o/logist Specialist who studies and treats diseases of the rectum
proctology (prŏk-TŎL-ō-jē) proct/o/logy study of disease and disorders of the rectum
proctoptosis (prŏk-tŏp-TŌ-sĭs) proct/o/ptosis prolapse of the rectum
proctoscope (PRŎK-tă-skōp) proct/o/scope instrument used to view the rectum
proctoscopy (prŏk-TŎS-kō-pē) proct/o/scopy process of viewing the rectum
pyloromyotomy (pī-lor-ō-mī-OT-ŏ-mē) pylor/o/my/o/tomy inscision into the pyloric muscle (used to correct pyloric stenosis)
pyloroplasty (pī-LŌR-ŏ-plas-tē) pylor/o/plasty surgical repair of the pylorus
rectal (RĔK-tăl) rect/al pertaining to the rectum
rectocele (REK-tŏ-sēl) rect/o/cele protrusion of the rectum
sialolith (sī-AL-ŏ-lith) sial/o/lith stone in the salivary gland
sigmoidoscopy (sig-moy-DOS-kŏ-pē) sigmoid/o/scopy process of viewing the sigmoid colon
steatohepatitis (stē-ăt-ŏ-hep-ă-TĪT-ĭs) steat/o/hepat/itis inflammation of the liver associated with fat
steatorrhea (stē-ă-tō-RĒ-ă) steat/o/rrhea discharge of fat
steatosis (stē-ă-TŌ-sĭs) steat/osis abnormal condition of fat
stomatitis (stō-mă-TĪT-ĭs) stomat/itis inflammation of the mouth
stomatogastric (stō-mă-tō-GĂS-trĭk) stomat/o/gastr/ic pertaining to the mouth and stomach
sublingual (sŭb-LING-gwăl) sub/lingu/al pertaining to under the tongue
uvulectomy (ū-vyŭ-LEK-tŏ-mē) uvul/ectomy excision of the uvula
uvulitis (ū-vyŭ-LĪT-ĭs) uvul/itis inflammation of the uvula
uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) (ū-vyŭ-lō-pal-ăt-ō-fă-RING-gō-plăs-tē) uvul/o/palat/o/pharyng/o/plasty surgical repair of the uvula, palate, and pharynx
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