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Cyst/o Bladder or sac
Ren/o Kidney
Pyel/o Renal pelvis
Py/o Pus
Colp/o Vagina
Episi/o Vulva
Galact/o Milk
Gynec/o Woman, female
Oophor/o Ovary
Ov/o Egg
Hydr/o Water
Salping/o Fallopian tube
Vas/o Vessel or duct
-pexy Surgical fixation
-genesis Origin or formation
-rrhagia Excessive flow or bleeding
-ptosis Drooping or prolapse
-rrhaphy Surgical suturing
-stenosis Narrowing
-tocia Labor or childbirth
-cyesis Pregnancy
Cryosurgery Destruction of tissue using cold
Orchiopexy Surgical fixation of a testicle
Vasovasostomy Reversal of vasectomy
Ligation Tying off a vessel or duct
Valvuloplasty Repair of a heart valve
Thrombolysis Breakdown of blood clots
TURP Transurethral resection of the prostate
Nephrolithotomy Removal of kidney stones
Urethrostomy Surgical opening in the urethra
Herniorrhaphy Hernia repair
Pia mater Innermost brain membrane
Glia Support cells in nervous tissue
Subarachnoid space Area between arachnoid and pia mater
Sulci Grooves on the brain surface
Synapse Junction between neurons
Gyrus Raised fold on brain surface
Thalamus Relay center in the brain
Parenchyma Functional tissue of an organ
Medulla Lower brainstem controlling vital functions
Cortex Outer layer of an organ (e.g., brain)
Dura mater Tough outer brain membrane
Arachnoid membrane Middle brain membrane
Spinal cord Nerve tissue extending from brain
Nerve Bundle of neurons
Sheath Protective covering of nerves
Brain Central organ of the nervous system
Axon Nerve fiber transmitting impulses
Myelin sheath Insulating layer around axons
Bell’s palsy Facial nerve paralysis
Huntington disease Genetic neurodegenerative disorder
Parkinson disease Movement disorder due to dopamine loss
Epilepsy Seizure disorder
Dyslexia Reading disorder
Ataxia Lack of muscle coordination
Bradykinesia Slowness of movement
Aphasia Loss of speech ability
Neurasthenia Chronic fatigue and weakness
Dementia Cognitive decline
Alzheimer disease Progressive memory loss
Myasthenia gravis Muscle weakness due to nerve signal issues
Diastole Heart relaxation phase
Systole Heart contraction phase
Murmur Abnormal heart sound
Claudication Pain from poor circulation
Angina Chest pain from reduced blood flow
Palpitations Irregular or rapid heartbeat
Hypertension High blood pressure
Hypotension Low blood pressure
Pericarditis Inflammation of heart lining
Vasodilation Widening of blood vessels
Bruit Vascular sound heard with stethoscope
Rales Crackling lung sounds
Ischemia Lack of blood supply
Bundle of His Heart conduction fibers
Sinoatrial node Heart’s natural pacemaker
Atrioventricular node Electrical relay station in heart
Heart block Delay in heart’s electrical signals
Patent ductus arteriosus Persistent fetal heart vessel
Coarctation of aorta Narrowing of the aorta
Transposition Switched heart vessels
Aneurysm Vessel wall bulge
Thrombolysis Dissolution of blood clots
Subdural hematoma Bleeding under dura mater
Epidural hematoma Bleeding above dura mater
Cerebrovascular accident Stroke
Anencephaly Absence of brain parts
Hydrocephalus Fluid buildup in brain
Prepuce Foreskin
Flagellum Tail of sperm cell
Perineum Area between genitals and anus
Varicocele Enlarged veins in scrotum
Hydrocele Fluid-filled sac in scrotum
Cryptorchism Undescended testicle
Prostatic hyperplasia Enlarged prostate
Anorchism Absence of testes
Phimosis Tight foreskin
Balanitis Inflammation of glans penis
Epispadias Urethra opens on top of penis
Hypospadias Urethra opens on underside of penis
Orchitis Testicle inflammation
Prostatitis Prostate inflammation
Epididymitis Epididymis inflammation
Vas deferens Sperm-carrying duct
Seminoma Testicular cancer
Chancre Syphilis sore
Corpus luteum Hormone-producing ovarian structure
Cervix Lower uterus opening
Vagoma Vaginal tumor
Cul-de-sac Space behind uterus
Chorion Outer fetal membrane
Myometrium Uterine muscle layer
Placenta previa Placenta covers cervix
Abruptio placentae Premature placenta separation
Ectopic pregnancy Pregnancy outside uterus
Preeclampsia Pregnancy-induced hypertension
Abortion Pregnancy termination
Hyaline membrane disease Infant respiratory distress
Erythroblastosis fetalis Blood incompatibility in fetus
Down syndrome Genetic disorder with intellectual disability
Luteinizing hormone Stimulates ovulation/testosterone
Estrogen Female sex hormone
Progesterone Pregnancy-supporting hormone
Testosterone Male sex hormone
Polyphagia Excessive hunger
Polydipsia Excessive thirst
Polyuria Excessive urination
Diabetes mellitus High blood sugar disorder
Diabetes insipidus Hormonal disorder causing polyuria
Renin Kidney hormone regulating blood pressure
Micturition Urination
Dialysis Blood filtration for kidney failure
Retention Inability to urinate
Uremia Waste buildup in blood
Ureter Tube from kidney to bladder
Urethra Tube from bladder to outside
Glomerulus Kidney filtering unit
Meatus Opening of a canal
Calyx Cup-like kidney structure
Trigone Bladder triangle area
Ureterocele Ureter bulge into bladder
Urethrocele Urethra bulge into vagina
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