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Chapter 13-15

Medical Terminology All prefixes suffixes roots w/ Some terms and Abbreviations

TermDefinition
fibr/o fibro fibr fibrous, connective tissue
leiomy/o leiomyo leiomy smooth (visceral) muscle that lines the walls of internal organs
immun/o protection
dyscrasia abnormal or pathological blood condition
hemoglobin/o hemoglobino hemoglobin
-blast embryonic cell immature cell
What is hemoglobin? Blood proteins that contains iron/ carrys oxygen in the blood
thym/o thymus gland
eosin/o eosino red rosy dawn
-stasis stop control
Spher/o sphero spher globe round
granul/o granules
bas/.o base / alkaline
coagul/o clotting
-oid resembling devired from related to
-lytic destruction
-cytosis abnormal condition of cells increase in cells
-phil attraction to
PNS Peripheral Nervous System
Basophil responds and releases what ..? Name 2x Responds to allergens Releases histamine and herparin
Pubis anterior part of the pelvis
-stitial pertaining to standing or positioned
sider/o sidero sider iron
tibi/o tibia (shinbone)
chondr/o chondro chondr cartilage
Heparin anti-coagulate
ligament/o ligament
all/o other
coccyx tailbone
mandibul lower jaw bone
articul/o articulo articul joint
Sternocleidomastoid turns head
Plasma is a solution of (name 7) water sugar salt hormones lipids vitamins proteins
-globin protein
ankylo/o stiff
-agra excessive pain
terporalis closes jaw
masseter closes jaw for chewing
trapezious elevates shoulder
soleus (deep) *posterior* raises the head
Gluteus medius abducts the thigh
Gatroonemius *posterior* (superficial) Bends the kneew and lifts the heel off the ground
Gluteus Maximus *posterior* Extends , abducts, and rotates high externally
Abduction Movement away from the midline of the body
Deltoid abducts shoulder
Adduction movement toward the midline of the body
flexion decrease the angle between two bones
extension increasing the angle between two bones
dorsiflexion decreasing this angle of the ankle joint so that the foot moves upward toward the knee or ceiling (oppposite of foot stepping on gas pedal
Plantar Flexion Movement with foot like stepping on a gas pedal
plant/o sole of foot
supination applied to hand or forearm where elbow is bent turning palm up////W/ foot it is the outward roll of the foot/ankle during normal motion
pronation` applied to hand or forearm where elbow is bent turning palm DOWN //// W/ foot it is the INWARD roll of the foot/ankle during normal motion
occipitofrontalis raises eyelids and draws scalp backwards
tibia shinbone- longer of the two lower leg bones
striated muscle muscle connected to the bones ; voluntary or skeletal muscle
visceral muscle muscle connected ot internal organs
insertion of a muscle connection of a muscle to a bone that moves / usually distal on the skeleton
fascia fibrous membrane seperating and enveloping muscles
fasci/o fasia; (forms sheaths enveloping muscle
pectoralis major adducts, flexes, rotates shoulder inward
bicaps brachll flexes forearm and supinates forearm
triceps brachll extends forearm and abbducts arm
quadriceps extends the knee
burs/o burso burs bursa
rheumat/o rheumato rheumat watery flow
Synou/o synovial membran sheath (covering around the tendon)
hamstrings flex the knee and extend the hip
tendin/o tendon
ten/o tendon
-desis to bind tie togerther
-stenosis narrowing
pod/o sole of foot
rhabdomy/o skeletal (stricted)muscle connects to the bones
dorsi- back
-clast to break
chir/o chiro chir hand
phallanx finger bones
Scapula shoulder blade
sternum breast bone
Ulna Forearm bone little finger side
Vertebre backbone/spine
tarsuls hindfoot and midfoot bones
-phylaxis protection
kyph/o humpback, humpback (posterior curvature in the thoraic regions)
apheresis removal a carrying away (refers to a removal of blood from on donor with a portion seperated and retained remainder reinfusal into donar.
radius forarm bone - thumb side
poikil- irregular shaped irregular varied
-philia attraction for (an increase in cell numbers)
What shape are normal red blood cells biconcave shape
patella kneecap
atri/o atrio atri atrium upper heart chamber
pernicious harmful or dangerous
Ca Calcium
CRP C Reactive protein
PRP platelet rich plasma
myel/o myelo myel bone marrow spinal cord
Neutrophil is a _________cyte and ____cyte A leukocyte > granulocyte
neutrophil responds to parasite infections and is a phagocyte in allergic reactions
neutrophil is a ______ in allergic reactions neutrophil is a phagocyte in allergic reactions
sarc/o muscle and flesh
-asthenia lack of strength
myocardi/o myocardio myocardi heart muscle
blood forming cells hematopoietic stem cells
neutr/o neutro neutr neutral (neither acid nor base)
aniso- unequal in size
poikil/o poikilo poikil varied irregular irregular shaped
-gen giving rise to
thrombocyte are ...? Platelets
-phoresis carrying transmission (of electricity into separate substance)
lymphaden/o lymph nod (gland)
-poiesis formation
ana- again anew
stern/o sternum breastbone
tars/o tarso tars ulna (forearm bone little finger side)
scalpul/o scalpulo scalpul scapula (shoulder blade
radi/o radius (forearm bone-thumb side)
pub/o pubo pubis (anterior part of the ?pelure? bone
phalang/o phalango phalang phangles (finger and toe bones)
Patella kneecap
Phalanges finger and toe bones
acetabulum hip socket
calcenous heel bone
carpals wrist bones
cavicle collarbone
fibula smaller of the two lower leg bones
humorous upper arm bone
illeum tailbone
mallelus ankle
maxilla upper jaw bone
metacarpais handbones
matatarsals foot bones
olecranon tip of the elbow
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