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QuestionAnswer
Cardi *Heart*
Peri Around
Itis Inflammation
Splenectomy Removal of spleen
Eponyms Gehrigs disease
SOAP Subjective , objective, assessment and plan
Febrile vs afebrile To have fever or not
Lethargic Decreased level of consciousness
Heriditary Passed down from family member
Auscultation To listen
Palpation To feel
Morality Risk of dying
Pathogen Organism causing the problem
Lesion Diseased Tissue
Morbidity Risk of being sick
Prophylaxis Preventative treatment
Palliative Treating symptoms only
Sterile Clean and Germ free
Ortho Straight
Dont Dentist
Ist Special
Epidermis Outermost layer made up of squamous cells
Dermis Deeper layer that gives skin strength
Sweat (Hidro) secrete sweat
Sebaceous Secrete oil
Nails Made of keratin protects fingers
Hair Hair follicles are the roots of your hair
Nerves Detect fine pressure deep pressure and the largest sensory organ
Dermatalagia Painful rash
Pruritus Itchy rash
Urticaria Hives
Seborrhea Oily secreting rash
Xerosis Dry
Macerate Wet
Hyperhidrosis Too much sweat
Anhidrosis Not enough sweat
Depigmentation Loss of pigment
Hypermelanosis Darkening
Alopecia Hair loss
Hypertrichosis Too much hair
Neoplasm Cancer
Xanthoderma Yellow skin
Rhytidermia Wrinkled skin
Onychophagia Eating or biting nails
Hypomelanosis Melanin skin
Vesicles 1cm and filled with clear fluid
Bullae Filled with clea r fluid
Pustules Filled with pus
Abscesses Large pustules
Freckles Flat spots called mascules
Large mascules Patches
Epiphyses End of bones
Diaphysis Middle of the bone also called shaft
Metaphysis Neck connects the disphysis with epiphysis
Skeleton Framework of your body
Appendicular Arms and legs
Axial center Skull and spine
Upper extremities Arms, wrist, hands
Lower extremities Legs ankles feet
Bradykinesia Slow movement
Dyskinesia Bad inability to move
Hypokinesia Decrease in movement
Hyperkinesia Increase movement
Conditions of tone Tonia
Dystonia Poor muscle tone
Hypertonia Increased muscle tightness
Hypotonia Decrease muscle tightness
Algia, dynia Pain
Myalgia , myodynia Muscle pain
Tenalgia Tendon pain
Stroke Disruption of critical blood supply to brain
Ischemic stroke Cutting off or blockage
TIA Transient ischemic attack
Throbe Clot
Aneurysm Widening or abnormal dilation
Sclerosis Hardening
Athero Fatty plaque
Embol Blocker or foreign object
Orex Appetite
Lim Hunger
Dys Bad
Eu Good …positive
Manic Depression or bipolar
Schizo Elevate
Phren Mind
Bu Excessive
Phor Carry
Aut Self
Lepsy Seizures
Narco Sleepy
Phren/o Mind
Esthesia Sensation feeling
Ictal Seizures
Esthenia Weakness
Vascular Blood vessel
Cyto Cells
Cephaly Brain
Vitreous Liquid in the eye
Cycloplegia Tissue surrounding lens
Retinitis Net like patter sensitive to light
Iridalgia Colored part of the eye
Phacoscope Lens
Erythrocytes Red blood cells
Leukocytes White blood cells
Thrombocytes Platelets
Cyt/o Cell
Phleb veno Vein
Immun/o Immune system
Low leukocytes Infection
Low erythrocytes Pale and tired
Low platelets Bruising
CBC Complete blood count
Hypervolumia Increased blood cell
Rhexis Rupture
Penia Too few cells
Myel/o Bone marrow spine
Thromb/o Clot
Sin/o Sinuses
Lob/o Lobes
Bronch/o Bronchus
Stern/o Sternum
Cost/o Ribs
Alveol/o Air sac
Thorac/o Pectus
Steth/o Chest
Pleur/o Pleura
Ox/o Oxygen
Pnea Breathing
Capn/o Carbon dioxide
Stenosis Narrowing
Ectasis Abnormal dialation
Epistaxis Nose bleed
Atelectasis Complete expansion
Created by: Dahliscia1
 



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