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CMA/RMA Terms

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QuestionAnswer
a- Without Aphonia (inability to produce sound)
ab- From, away from Abduct (to move away from the midline of the body)
alb- White
ambi- Both Ambidextrous (able to use both hands effectively)
ana- Up, upward Anaphylactic (exaggerated reaction to an antigen or toxin)
ante- Before Antepartum (before childbrith)
bi- Two, both Bilateral (pertaining to both sides)
bio- Life
broncho- Bronchous, bronchi
circum- Around Circumcision (removal of the skin around the tip of the penis)
con- col- com- cor- Together, with Congenital (accompanying birth, present at birth)
contra- Against Contraceptive
de- away from, down, not
dia- Through Diagnosis (knownledge through testin)
dys- Bad, diffcult, painful, poor Dysuria (painful urination)
ec- out, away ectopic
en- em- In Endemic
endo- within
epi- upon, over
eu- good Eupnea
ex- e- out, away Exhale
hemi- half
hyper- excessive beyond
hypo- below under
in- il- im- ir- Not impotence
infra- below under beneath
iso- equal isometric (of equal dimension)
inter- Between Intercellular (between cells)
intra- within intravenouse
juxta- near beside
mal- Bad Malaise (discomfort)
mega- megal-/o Large
mes-/o middle
meta- beyond after
micro- Small
milli- one-thousandth
mono- one single
multi- Many
neo- new recent
non- Not Noninvasive
para- Near beside byond opposite abnormal
per- Through
peri- Around urounding
poly- Many Polyarthritis (Inflammation of many joints)
post- After Postmortem
pre- Before
primi- First
re- again back
retro- Back backward behind
rube- Red
sacro- sacrum
sacro- flesh
semi- half
sub- under below
Super- above exxcessive
supra- above over
syn- sym- together
tri- three
ultra- beyond excessive
uni- one Unicellular (one-celled)
-ac pertaining to
-adl toward
-al pertaining to
-ar pertaining to
-desis binding
-e Noun marker Dermatome
-ectomy Excision Removal
-form Resembling like Vermiform (Excessive vomiting)
-genic Beginning Originating Producing Toxigenic (producing toxins)
-gram Record Electrocardiogram (Record of the variations in electrical potential caused by the heart muscle)
-graph Instrument for recording Electrocardiograph (Instrument for making electrocardiograms)
-graphy Process of recording Electrocystography (Process of recording the changes of electric potential in the urinary bladder)
-iasis Condition Formation Lithiasis (formation or presences of stones)
-iatric Pertaining to medical treatment Pediatric (pertaining to the treat of children)
-iatry Study or field of medicine Psychiatry (Study of the human psyche)
-ic Pertaining to
-ical Pertaining to
-ism Condition
-ist Specialist
-itis Inflammation
-logist Specialist in the study of
-logy Study of
-lysis Destruction Breaking down
-megaly Enlargement
-meter Instrument used to measure
-oma Tumor
-ory Pertaining to
-osis Condition Disease
-pathy Disease
-penia Deficiency
-pexy Surgical fixation
-phagia Swallowing
-philia Attraction
-phobia Abnormal fear
-plasia Development
-plasty Molding Surgical repair
-plegia Paralysis
-pnea Breathing
-ptosis Drooping Prolapse falling
-ptysis Spitting
-rrhage -rrhagia Excessive flow Discharge
-rrhea Discharge
-rrhexis Rupture Cardiorrhexis (Rupture of the heart)
-scope Instrument used to view
-scopy Process of viewing with a scope
-stasis Stoppage Balance Control
-stomy Surgical creation of a new opening
-tomy Incision cutting
Misspelled Abscess
Misspelled Accessible
Misspelled Aerobic
Misspelled Agglutinate
Misspelled Analyses
Misspelled Analysis
Misspelled Aneurysm
Misspelled Asepsis
Misspelled Asthma
Misspelled Auxiliary
Misspelled Benign
Misspelled Capillary
Misspelled Chancre
Misspelled Changeable
Misspelled Clavicle
Misspelled Conscious
Misspelled Defibrillator
Misspelled Desiccation
Misspelled Dissect
Misspelled Epididymis
Misspelled Fissure
Misspelled Glaucoma
Misspelled Hemorrhoid
Misspelled Homeostasis
Misspelled Humerus
Misspelled Hyperglycemia
Misspelled Hypoglycemia
Misspelled Irrelevant
Misspelled Ischium
Misspelled Occlusion
Misspelled Osseous
Misspelled Pamphlet
Misspelled Parenteral
Misspelled Parietal
Misspelled Perineum
Misspelled Perseverance
Misspelled Precede
Misspelled Predictable
Misspelled Principle
Misspelled Pruritus
Misspelled Sizable
Misspelled Specimen
Misspelled Surgeon
Misspelled Tranquility
Misspelled Vaccine
Misspelled Vacuum
CCU Coronary care unit
PAR Postanesthetic Recovery
IP Inpatient
OP Outpatient
RTC Return to clinic
RTO Return to office
OPD Outpatient department
H&P History and physical
C Celsius Centigrade
C.C. Chief complaint
inj Injection
CPE Complete physical examination
L & W Living and well
D & C Dilation and curettage
MM Mucous membrane
N & V Nausea and vomiting
Pap Pap smear
FH Family history
Fl/fl Fluid
GBS Gallbladder series
PI Present illness
GI Gastrointestinal
PMH Past medical history
GU Genitourinary
PMS Premenstrual sydrome
PNS Peripheral nervous system
Px Physical examination
TPR Temperature, pulse, respirations
re(w/check) Recheck
UCHD Usual childhood diseases
R/O Rule out
ROS/SR Review of systems/systems review
Rx Prescription
WDWN Well-developed and well-nourished
WNL Within normal limits
sig Sigmoidoscopy
y.o. Year old
S/R Suture removal
cm centimeter
km Kilometer
mL milliliter
mm millimeter
g, gm gram
kg kilogram
L or l Liter
deca- x10
hect- x100
kilo- x1000
deci- /10
centi- /100
milli /1000
micro- /1000000
a before
a.c. Before meals
aq water
BID/b.i.d. twice a day
buc buccal
cap capsule
h.s. At bedtime, at the hour of sleep
noc., n. night
oint., ung. ointment
p.c. After meals
PR throught the rectum
QID,q.i.d Four times a day
qm every month
QOD, q.o.d Every other day
soln. Solution
sp. Spirits
t.i.d, TID Three times a day
x times, for
convalescent The period of recovery after an illness, injury, or surgery
Degeneration Change of tissure to a less functionally active form
Prodromal Pertaining to early symptoms that may amrk the onset of a disease
Prophylaxis Protection against disease
Remission Cessation of signs and symptoms
albin/o white
cry/o cold
hidr/o sweat
onych/o nail
pachy/o thick
squam/o scale
trich/o hair
xanth Yellow
xer Dry
-malacia softening
-phagia eating swallowing
ankly/o stiff
bucc/o cheek
calc/o calcium
chondr/o cartilage
fasci/o band of fibrous tissue
kyph/o hump
lei/o smooth muscle
Lord/o curve
rhabd/o striated, skeletal muscle
spondyl/o vertebra
-asthenia weakness
-clasia breaking
-desis binding
-schisis splitting
-trophy development
Ca calcium
CTS carpal tunnel syndrome
EMG Electromyography
fx Fracture
SLE Systemic lupus erythematosus
Circumduction movement in a circular motion
Depression Act of lowering a body part from a joint
Dorsiflexion Act of pointing the foot upward
Elevation Act of raising a body part from a joint
Eversion Act of turning outward
Extension Increase in the angle of a joint
flexion decrease in the angle of a joint
Hyperextension Increase in the angle of a joint beyond what is normal
Inversion Act of turning inward
Plantar flexion Act of point the foot downward
Pronation Act of turning downward or inward
Protraction Movement of a body part anteriorly
Retraction Movement of a body part posteriorly
Rotation Act or process of turning on an axis
Supination Act of turning upward or outward
Cerebell/o Cerebellum
cerebr/o Cerebru,
dur/o Dura mater
encephal/o brain
meaning/o Membrane
myel/o spinal cord, bone marrow
neur/o nerve
poli/o Gray matter
psych/o mind
Tetra- Four
-algesia Excessive sensitivity to pain
-ethesia feeling sensation
-kinesia movement
-kinesis Movement
-lepsy Seizure
-paresis slight paralysis
-praxia action
ALS Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
CAT Computed axial tomography
CNS Central nervous system
CP Cerebral palsy
CSF Cerebrospinal fluid
CT Computered tomography
CVA Cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
EEG Electroenecephalogram
LP Lumbar puncture
MS Multiple sclerosis
TIA Transient ischemic attack
atri/o atrium
bas/o Base
cyt/o cell
hem/o hemat/o hem/a Blood
is/o same equal
Kary/o nucleus
-apharesis removal
-blast immature stage, germ, bud
-clast breakdown
-crit separation
-cytosis Abnormal condition of cells
-globin protein
AS aortic stenosis
ASD Atrial septal defect
CHD Coronary heart disease
ECHO Echocardiography
MVP Mitral valve prolaspe
PDA Patent ductus arteriosus
adenoid/o adenoid
alveol/o Air sac
bronch/i bronch/o bronchus
capn/o carbon dioxide
coni/o dust
lob/o lobe of the lung
nas/o nose
ox/o, ox/i oxygen
phon/o voice, sound
phren/o diaphragm
rhin/o nose
-ema condition
-oxia oxygen
-ptysis spitting
-sphyxia pulse
ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome
CXR Chest X-ray
pCO2 Partial pressure of carbon dioxide
PFT Pulmonary function test
TB Tuberculosis
an/o Anus
append/o appendix
cec/o cecum
cheil/o lip
cholecyst/o gallbladder
col/o colon
enter/o intestine
epigastr/o Above the stomach
gloss/o tongue
lapar/o abdomen
or/o mouth
peritone/o pertioneum
rect/o rectum
stomat/o mouth
-ase enzyme
-chezia defecation
-iasis abnormal condition
-pepsia digestion
-prandial meal
-rrhaphy repair or suture
BE Barium enama
EGD esophagogastroduodenoscopy
EUS Endoscopic ultrasound
andr/o male
cortic/o cortex, outer region
crin/o secretion
dips/o thirst
epinephr/o adrenal glands
home/o like, same
kal/i potassium
natri/o sodium
somat/o body
ster/o solid strucutre
oxy- rapid, sharp
pan- all
-agon assemblage, a gathering together
-in -ine A substance
-uria urine condition
ACTH Adrenocorticotrophic hormone
BMR Basal metabolic rate
DI Diabetes insispidus
DM Diabetes mellitus
FBS Fasting blood sugar
FSH Follicle-stimulating hormone
GTT Glucose tolerance test
blephar/o eyelid
cor/o, core/o pupil
dacry/o tear, tear duct
dipl/o double
palperb/o eyelid
presby/o old age
scot/o darkness
uve/o Vascular layer of the eye
vitre/o glassy
-tropia a turning
IOP Astigmatism
OD Right eye
OS Left eye
OU Both eyes
PERRLA pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accomodation
REM Rapid eye movement
VA Visual acuity
VF Visual field
aur/i ear
myring/o tympanic membrane
ot/o ear
-cusis -acousia hearing
-otia Ear condition
AD Right eye
As Left eye
AU Both eyes
EENT Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
oto otology
albumin/o protein
cali/o calix
cyst/o urinary bladder
ket/o ketone bodies
nephr/o kidney
olig/o scanty, few
vesic/o urinary bladder
ADH antidiuretic hormon; vasopressin
ARF Acutre renal failure
BUN Blod urea nitrogen
ESRD End-stage renal disease
HD Hemodiaylsis
balan/o Glans penis
colp/o vagina
crypt/o hidden
hyster/o, metr/o Uterus
nat/i birth
orchi/o, orchid/o testis, testicle
prostat/o prostate gland
terat/o monster
vert/i, vers/i a turning
-arche beginning
-gravida pregnant
-pexy fixation, fastening
-stomy opening
-tocia labor, birth
AIDS Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
BPH Benign prostatic hyperplasia/benign prostatic hypertrophy
ECC Endocervical curettage
EMB Endometrial biopsy
FHT Fetal heart tones
HCG Human chorionic gonadotropin
HIV Human immunodeficiency virus
HSV Herpes simplex virus
Multip Multipara
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