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Mono-, uni- One Unilateral
Bi- Two Bilateral
Tri- Three Triplicate
Ab- Away from Abduction
Ad- Toward Adduction
Ecto-, exo- Outside Ectoparasite
Endo- Inside Endoderm
Epi- Upon Epinephrine
Anterior or ventral At or near the front surface of the body Anterior nerves
Posterior or dorsal At or near the rear surface of the body Dorsal surface of the hand
Superior Above Superior aspect
Inferior below Inferior aspect
Lateral side Lateral aspect
Distal Farthest from the center Axons distal to the injury
Proximal Nearest to center Proximal end of the forearm
Ambi- Both Ambidextrous
Dys- Bad, painful, difficult Dyslexia
Eu- Good, normal Eukaryote
Homo- same Homogeneous
Iso- Equal, same Isotope
Mal- Bad, poor Malnutrition
-algia Pain Myalgia
-emia Blood Hypoglycemia
-itis Inflammation Bronchitis
-oid Like Haploid
-opathy Disease of Neuropathy
-pnea Breathing Sleep apnea
-centesis Puncture a cavity to remove fluid Amniocentesis
-ectomy Surgical removal or excision Hysterectomy
-ostomy A new permanent opening Tracheostomy
-otomy Cutting into, incision Gastrotomy
-orrhaphy Surgical repair or suture Gastrorrhaphy
-opexy Surficial fixation Nephropexy
-oplasty Surgical repair Rhinoplasty
-otripsy Crushing or destroying Lithotripsy
Pil/o or trich/o hair
Hyperhidrosis condition of excessive sweat production
Hypohidrosis condition of little sweat production
Axanthopsia Unable to see the color yellow
Depigmentation Loss of pigmentation
Hypermelanosis Condition of darkening of the skin
Urticaria Swollen, raised itchy areas of the skin
Erythrocyanosis Red and/or blue discoloration of the skin
Pachyderma Touch/thick skin
Tinea Ringworm
Osteopathy Disease of the bone
Craniometer Measures the size of the skull
Carpectomy Removal of wrist bone
Costectomy Removal of a rib
Tendons Join muscle to bone
Cartilage Found at the ends of bones (this is found within each moveable joint) and allows for smooth movement
Chondrodynia Pain in the cartilage
Fasciotomy Incision into the fascia
Dystonia Abnormal tone
Crepitus Joint makes a crackling sound when bent
Cerebropathy Disease of the cerebrum
Lobotomy Incision into a lobe
Neuropathy Nerve disease
Ganglion Pertaining to a nerve bundle
Hyperesthesia Increased sensitivity to stimuli
Phrenetic Pertaining to the mind
-prognosis The chances for things getting better or worse
Encephalalgia Brain pain
Microcephaly Abnormally small skull
Myelomeningocele Herniation of the spinal cord and meninges
Corneal transplant Replacement of cornea from a donor
Vitreous liquid Fluid that fills the posterior cavity of the eye
Phacoscope Device to view the lens
Otoscope Device to view the ear
Rhinosalpingitis Inflammation of the nose and ear canal
Tympanostomy Creation of opening in ear drum
Diplopia Double vision
Hyperopia Farsightedness
Dacryoadenalgia Pain in the tear gland
Astigmatism vision problem caused by fact that light rays are not focused on a single point in the back of the eye
Gonadogenesis Creation/development of gonads
Hyperpituitarism Overactive pituitary gland function
Glucorticoid Steroid with a glucose attached
Mineralocorticoids Maintain mineral balance
Testosterone and estrogen mainly secreted by the gonads, but some secretion does occur from the adrenal cortex
Kentonuria Is a condition of kentones in the urine
Acidemia Abnormal acidity of blood
Gonadotropin hormone that stimulates the gonads
Endocrinologist Specialist in glands and hormone secretions
Adenoma Tumor of a gland
Hematoma mass of blood within an organ, cavity, or tissue
Phagocytosis process in which phagocytes (type of WBC) destroy foreign microorganisms or cell debris
Lymphangiography Procedure to study the lymph vessels
Autoimmune disease condition in which the body’s immune system attacks itself
Lymphangiectasia abnormal dilation of the lymph vessel
Cytaphresis apheresis to remove cellular material
ESR erythrocyte sedimentation rate
INR international normalized ratio
ITP idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (condition of easy bruising)
TTP thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (rare blood disorder; formation of clots in small vessels of the body)
Cardiotoxic Poisonous to the heart
Cyanosis condition of blue skin (could be due to improper heart function)
Angiosclerosis Hardening of a vessel
Aneurysm Weakened area that bulges
Pericarditis inflammation of the outer lining of the heart
palpitation rapid or irregular beating of the heart
skin color blue and pale are indicators of poor perfusion
pulse heart rate and strength
Angi/o/lith  stone forming in the wall of a vessel
occlusion  closing or blockage of a passage
ischemia – blockage of blood flow to an organ
Veno/spasm – involuntary contraction of a vein
angiography – procedure to describe the blood vessels
sonography – using ultrasound waves to view the heart
coronary circulation – circulation from the heart to the heart muscle
Laryng/o/spasm – sudden closure of the larynx
Pleur/itis – inflammation of the pleura
Turbinates – cartilages that swirl the air; done so it will increase contact with the inside of the nose to heat, humidify, and filter it
epistaxis – nosebleed
Broncho/spasm – involuntary contraction of the bronchus
pulmonary edema swelling of lungs (lung tissue becomes wet)
Hemo/thorax – blood in the pleural space
capnography – procedure to measure carbon dioxide levels
Oxi/metry – procedure to measure oxygen levels
rhinitis – inflammation of the nasal passages
stomatosis – inflammation of the mouth
odontalgia – tooth pain
Dys/entery – infection of the small intestine causing diarrhea and bleeding
Gastro/duodeno/scope device to view the inside of the stomach and duodenum
colonectomy – colon removal
Gastro/paresis – partial paralysis of the stomach
Gingivo/gloss/itis – inflammation of the gums and tounge
Hepato/malacia – softening of the liver
sialoangiectasis – overexpansion of the salivary vessels
gastroenterologist – specialist in the stomach and intestines
a/sperm/ia – lack of sperm
En/uresis – involuntary urination
Nephr/algia – kidney pain 
Uretero/lithia/sis presence of stones in the ureter
nephrography – procedure to take an x-ray of the kidney
renal angiography – procedure to obtain an x-ray image of the blood vessels of the kidney
urologist – specialist in the study of the urinary tract
Uro/xanthin the substance that gives urine its yellow color
semin/oma – a type of testicular cancer arising from sperm-forming tissue
Glomerulo/nephr/itis – inflammation of the kidneys involving primarily the glomeruli
Created by: kaiaya8944
 



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