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Unit 1

Acronyms Eponyms and Medical term

TermDefinition
Parkinson's Disease A Movement disease named after James Parkinson
Bell's Palsy A facial muscle weakness named after Charles Bell
Huntington's disease an inherited brain disorder named for George Huntington
Hodgkin Lymphoma A lymphatic Cancer named after Thomas Hodkin's
Alzheimer's Disease A neurodegenerative disorder named after Alois Alzheimer
CBC Complete Blood Count
BP Blood Pressure
DNR Do Not Resuscitate
ECC/EKG Electrocardiogram
bid Twice a Day
Hypertrichosis A condition of excessive hair growth in areas usually not hairy
Hyperhidrosis a condition of excessive sweating
Subcutaneous pertaining to below the skin
Melanocyte Cell that forms melanin
Hypodermis the cellular layer that that underlies and secretes chitinous cuticle.
Appendicular Skeleton Bones of arms, legs, shoulders, and pelvis
Axial Skeleton Bones of skull vertebral column ribs and sternum
Bursa a sac filled with fluid that reduces friction around joint
Fascia Fibrous connective tissue surrounding muscles
Joint point where two bones meet
Central nervous system Brian and spinal cord
Peripheral nervous system nerves outside the brain and spinal cord
Cerebellum portion of the brain responable for balance and coordination
Cerebrum largest part of the brain responsible for thought memory senstionion and voluntary movements
Meninges three protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord
conjunctiva a thin clear membrane lining the eyelids and covering most of the eye
lacrimal duct Drains tears into the nose
lacrimal gland produces tears
choroid the middle layer of the eye that controls the size of your pupil
vitreous humor jelly like fluid that fills the back of your eye
Adenalgia pain in your gland
Amenorrhea Absence of menstruation
Pancreatalgia pain in the pancreas
Pituitary Gigantism Excessive childhood growth due to excess growth hormone
Thyrocele/Goiter Enlargement or swelling of the thyroid gland
Thromboembolism Vessel obstruction caused by a clot that traveled from another location
Hemostatic Agent used to stop or control bleeding
Embolism obstruction of a blood vessel by an embolus
Thrombolytic Medication that dissolves a clot
Lymphedema Swelling caused by accumulation of lymphatic fluid
splenalgia /Splenodynia Pain in Spleen
Dysrhythmia / Arrhythmia Abnormal heart rhythm
Diaphoresis Excessive Sweating
Phlebalgia Pain in Vein
Angina Pectoris Chest Pain or pressure associated with inadequate blood flow to the heart muscle
Arteriolith Stone or hardened formation in a artery
Visceral Pleura Menbrane covering the surface of the lungs
Tracheostomy creation of an opening into the trachea
lobectomy surgical removal of a lobe
sublingual under the tongue
Gastritis inflammation of the stomach lining
Eupepsia Normal digestion
pyuria Pus in Urine
Polyuria excessive urine output
pyelonephritis Bacterial infection of the kidneys
Prostatitis Inflammation of the prostate
orchitis inflammation of the testicles
Hydrocele fluid filled sac surrounding the testicles
Created by: Natayla24
 

 



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