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TermDefinition
adip/o fat
all/o other, different
ankyl/o stiff, bent
arthr/o joint
blepahr/o eyelid
cardi/o heart
chondr/o cartilage
conjunctiv/o conjunctiva
cost/o rib
crani/o head, skull
cutane/o skin
cycl/o ciliary body
cyst/o bladder, sac
dacry/o tear
dactyl/o finger
derm/o skin
dur/o dura (tough outer membrane of spinal cord)
enter/o small intestine
erythr/o red
fasci/o fascia
femor/o femur
gangli/o nerve bundle
gastr/o stomach
hem/o blood
hemat/o blood
hepat/o liver
heter/o other
hom/o same
irid/o iris
kerat/o hard, horny // cornea
lacrim/o tear
leuk/o white
lip/o fat
lob/o lobe
lumb/o loin, lower back
mening/o meninges
my/o muscle
myc/o fungus
myel/o spinal cord, bone marrow
myring/o eardrum
neur/o nerve
onych/o nail
ophthalm/o eye
oste/o bone
ot/o ear
pachy/o thick
path/o disease
phren/o mind
pil/o hair
presby/o old, old age
retin/o retina
scler/o hard // sclera
spondyl/o vertibra
steat/o fat
tars/o ankle
trich/o hair
troph/o nourishment, development
ungu/o nail
xanth/o yellow
xen/o foreign
xer/o dry
-algia pain
-asthenia weakness
-centesis puncture
-gen producer
-graft transplant
-gram written record
-graphy writing procedure
-ia condition
-ic pertaining to
-itis inflammation
-opia vision condition
-osis condition
-pathy disease
-plasty reconstruction
-porosis porous
-scopy process of looking
-spasm involuntary muscle contraction
-tomy incision
-tonia tone
-y condition
-graph instrument used to record
a- not
ab- away
ad- toward
anti- against
brady- slow
ENT ear, nose, throat
de- down, away from
dia- through
ID intradermal
dys- bad
exo- outside
extra- outside
hyper- over
hypo- under
par- around, beside
peri- around
poly- many
pre- before
pro- before, on behalf of
sym- with, together
syn- with, together
tachy- fast
PC after meals
AC before meals
-clasia breaking
-clasis breaking
-desis binding, fixation
-dynia pain
-ectomy removal
-emia blood condition
-listhesis slipping
-logy study of
-lysis loosen, break down
-malacia softening
Degrees of Burns How severe a burn is
-oma tumor
-rraphy suture
-sclerosis hardening condition
Fracture a bone break
-scope instrument used to look
-graph instrument used to record
AD right ear
ALS amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's)
AOM acute otitis media (middle ear infection)
AS left ear
AU both ears
Morbidity risk for being sick
BID twice a day
C&S culture and sensitivity
EMG electromyogram
Hx history
MS multiple sclerosis
OA osteoarthritis
Pt patient
ROM range of motion
SOAP subjective, objective, assessment, plan
SQ subcutaneous
TID three times a day
VA visual acuity
WB weight bearing
y/o years old
QD once a day
QHS at night
QID four times a day
prn as needed
Abrupt started recently
Alopecia baldness
Anorexia eating disorder characterized by restricting food or refusing to eat
Auscultation to listen
Body Planes ways to divide the body
Bulimia eating disorder characterized by overeating usually followed by purging
Bulla a large blister
Cerebral Palsy paralysis caused by damage to the area of the brain responsible for movement
Cicatrix scar
Combining Form root plus a combining vowel
Combining Vowel vowel that connects a root with a suffix or another root
Decubitus Ulcer bed sore
Dementia decline in mental function
Diagnosis What a health care professional believes a patient has
Ecchymosis A large bruise
Eczema a red, itchy rash that may weep or ooze, then become crusted and scaly
Epilepsy a disease marked by seizures
Exacerbation getting worse
Impetigo a highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
Keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
Lethargic lack of energy
Macula freckle
Macule freckle
Malaise not feeling well
Manic Depression psychiatric disorder characterized by alternating bouts of excitement and depression
Marked "it really stands out"
Base languages of medical terminology Greek and Latin
Miosis abnormal contraction of the pupil
Mortality risk for dying
Nevus a mole
Noncontributory not related to the specific problem
Palpation to feel
Papule a small, solid mass (Latin for pimple)
Pathogen the organism causing the problem
Percussion to hit something and listen to the resulting sound or vibration
Petechia small bruise
Prefix a word part placed at the beginning of the word
Prognosis the chances for something to get better or worse
Prone lying down on belly
Psoriasis skin condition characterized by patches of itchy, red skin
Schizophrenia psychiatric condition characterized by delusions, hallucinations, and disordered speech
Sequela problem resulting from a disease or injury
Subluxation partial dislocation of a joint
Suffix a word part placed at the end of a word
Supine lying down on back
Tinea fungal condition commonly called ringworm
Tinnitis ringing in the ears
Arthritis a swollen, painful joint
Unremarkable normal
Vesicle a small blister
Word Root base or subject of a word
Bilateral both sides
Contralateral opposite side
Ipsilateral same side
Unilateral one side
Transverse horizontal plane dividing the body to top and bottom sections
Dorsal backside
Coronal vertical plane dividing the body into front and back sides
Saggital vertical plane dividing the body into left and right sides
First degree burn a burn affecting only the epidermis
Second degree burn a deeper burn affecting the epidermis and the dermis
Third degree burn a deep burn affecting the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer
Fourth degree burn A deep burn affecting all layers of the skin and also underlying tissues such as the muscle, fascia, or bone
Osteoarthritis most common form of arthritis; caused by excessive wear and tear
Septic Arthritis arthritis caused by infection
Rheumatoid Arthritis arthritis caused by a disease of joint inflammation
Bursitis inflammation of the bursa in the joint caused by wear and tear
Tendonitis inflammation of the tendon in the joint caused by wear and tear
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