Chapter 2.2/3.1 (quiz 3) Flashcards by Julia Gumirov

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What is a parasagittal plane?

A

splits body into unequal R/L parts

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abdomin/o=

A

abdomen

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bronch/o=

A

bronchial tube

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cervic/o=

A

neck (of body or uterus)

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condr/o=

A

cartilage

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coccyg/o=

A

coccyx or tailbone

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Crani/o=

A

skull or cranium

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caud/o=

A

foot or inferior

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epitheli/o=

A

skin or surface tissue

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esophag/o=

A

esophagus

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hepat/o=

A

liver

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lapar/o=

A

abdomen

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laryng/o=

A

larynx or voice box

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later/o=

A

side

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lumb/o=

A

lion (waist)

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What lumbar segment is in line with our waist and umbilicus?

A

L4

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lymph/o=

A

lymph

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Where can you find lymph nodes?

A

-head and neck
-axilla
-thorax
-groin

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mediastin/o=

A

mediastinum (space between lungs)

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pelv/o=

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pelvis

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peritone/o=

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peritoneum

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intra- =

A

within, inside

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pre- =

A

before

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sub- =

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below/under

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retro- =

behind

pharyng/o=

pharynx

pleur/o=

pleura

poster/o=

back/behind

sacr/o

sacrum

spin/o=

spine

thorac/o=

thoracic, chest (anterior or posterior)

trache/o=

trachea (windpipe)

vertebr/o=

vertebra (backbone)

amni/o=

amnion (sac of fluid surrounding the embryo)

angi/o=

vessel (usually a blood vessel)

Define angiography

x-ray imagining of blood vessels

arteri/o=

artery

arthr/o=

joint

ather/o=

plaque (a yellow, fatty material)

axill/o=

armpit (underarm)

bronchi/o=

bronchial tube

chem/o=

drug or chemical

cholecyst/o=

gallbladder

chron/o=

time

cry/o=

cold

hyster/o=

uterus

inguin/o=

groin (area where the thigh meets the trunk of the body)

isch/o=

to hold back

define ischemia

lack of blood flow

mamm/o=

breast

mast/o=

breast

men/o=

menses (menstruation); month

mening/o=

meninges (membranes around the brain and spinal cord)

my/o=

muscle

myel/o=

spinal cord OR bone marrow

necr/o=

death (of cells)

define necrosis

death of cells

nephr/o=

kidney

oophor/o=

ovary

ot/o=

ear

phleb/o=

vein

pneumon/o=

lung

pulmon/o=

lung

radi/o=

x-rays

salping/o=

fallopian tube

septic/o=

pertaining to infection

tonsill/o=

tonsil

ur/o=

urine or urea, urinary tract

vascul/o=

vascular, blood vessel