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unit 3 test med term

QuestionAnswer
on > a
sis > ses
is > es
nx > nges
um > a
us > i
a > ae
ma > mata
ix + ex > ices
ax > aces
leuko white
erythro red
cyano blue
melano black
chloro green
xantho yellow
thrombo blood clot
meter instrument used to measure
metry the process
scope instrument
scopy process
tome cutting instrument
tomy cut into
ectomy cut out
ostomy new opening
gram picture or record
graph instrument, tool, or device
graphy the process
grapher one who gets the picture
onco tumor
what is the suffix ending for tumor oma
patho disease
cyto cell
histo tissue
combining form for gland adeno
lymphatic system lympho
lipo fat
cf for cancer - epithelial tissue carcino
cf for cancer- connective tissue sarco
muco mucous
cranio skull
cephalo head
encephalo brain
cerebro cerebrum
fatty - pooridge like gunk athero
artery arterio
joint arthro
bone osteo
cartilage chondro
electricity electro
muscle myo
blood hemo, hemato,
suffix ending for blood emia
vessel angio
nerve neuro
bone marrow or spinal cord myelo
malaco = softening
suffix ending for malaco malacia
lining of brain meningo
vomit emesis
herniation cele
destruction lysis
surgical repair plasty
cancerous tumors > there is two sarcoma carcinoma
resembling oid
size trophy
number of cells : abnormal plasia
original growth genesis
beyond meta
in one place stasis
what is the noun , verb, and adj for meta noun- metastasis verb- metastatic adj- metastasige
prefixes dys = bad, painful, difficult
a, an = without
hyper above or more than normal
hypo below ; less than normal
anti against
neo new
nate new baby
ganglion > ganglia
lipoma > lipomata
prognosis > prognoses
larynx > larynges
vertebra > vertebrae
bacillus > bacilli
bacterium > bacteria
cortex > cortices
appendix > appendices
thorax > thoraces
blue cyano
red erythro
blood (suffix) emia
heart cardio
inflammation itis
condition of osis
disease patho
green chloro
gastro stomach
cell cyto
- penia decrease
white leuko
extremities acro
ostomy forms a new opening
ectomy to cut out
graphy the process of getting the picture
gram the picture the machine gets
black melano
yellow xantho
tissue histo
immature cell blast
specialist ending logist
study of logy
write cf for each brain encephalo
head cephalo
skull cranio
gland adeno
cancer carcino
fat lipo
fatty, pooridge like athero
skin dermato
mucous muco
meninges meningo
write the prefix for each above or more than normal hyper
less than normal hypo
bad, painful, difficult dys
new neo
development or growth of cells (size) trophy
development or growth of cells ( abnormal shape or form, number) plasia
tumor oma
blood pressure tension
resembles oid
pain algia + dynia
protrusion or herniation cele
softening malacia
surgical repair plasty
in one place stasis
vomiting emesis
skin derma
high blood pressure hypertension
immature tissue histoblast
softening of the brain encephalomalacia
low blood pressure hypotension
herniation of the meninges meningocele
dark pigmented cells melanocytes
spread beyond its origin metastasis
headache cephalodynia
cancerous tumor carcinoma
instrument to measure size of skull craniometer
fatty tumor atheroma
resembles mucous mucoid
removal of part of the skull craniectomy
inflammation of the brain encephalitis
inflammation of a gland adenitis
specialist in tumors oncologist
new born neonate
study of tissue histology
resembles fat lipoid
tumor of cerebrum cerebroma
soft skull craniomalacia
removal of first part of the small intestine duodenectomy
removal of a gland adenectomy
removal of the stomach gastrectomy
surgical repair of the skull cranioplasty
excessive vomiting hyperemesis
decrease in white blood cells leukocytopenia
pain in the stomach gastralgia
glandular disease adenopathy
cephalo is the combining form for head
cranio is the combining form for skull
encephalo is the combining form for brain
define hypotrophy under development
define hypertrophy over growth or over development
under the skin means hypoderma
inflammation of the brain is known as encephalitis
brain is known as encephalo
define hyperthyroidism over active thyroid
vomiting is not only gross but referred to as emesis
suffix for tumor is oma
define hyper tension high blood pressure
glandular disease is adenopathy
fatty tumor is lipoma
cancerous tumor is carcinoma
newborn is referred to as neonate
black mole cancer is melanoma
black pigmented cell melanocyte
study of tumors is oncology
specialist who studies tumors oncologist
define meningocele herniation in meninges
suffix for pain is dynia + algia
noun built from muc/o is mucous
define cerebroma tumor of cerebrum
excision of part of the skull is craniectomy
true or false mucoid refers to resembles fat False
encephal refers to the head False
adenoma refers to tumor of a gland True
encephaloma is a tumor or new growth of the head False
craniomalacia means hardening of the skull False
atheroma refers to hardening of the blood vessels False
metastasis refers to transferring a disease from one organ to another True
part of the brain where thinking occurs is the cerebrum True
the serous membrane lines the closed cavities and covers the intestines True
list two suffixes that make a word an adjective - al - ic
enlarged extremities acromegaly
red blood cell erythrocyte
study of cells cytology
inflammation of the skin dermatitis
herniation of the brain encephalocele
too many medical terms give you a pain in the head cephalgia
AIDS acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
BX biopsy
BP blood pressure
Ca calcium
CA Cancer
CP cerebral palsy
CVA cerebral vascular accident
EEG electroencephalogram
HA headache
TIA transient ischemic attack
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