Chapter 3 Flashcards by Jacqueline Reifer

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aphasia

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without speech

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percutaneous

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through skin

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eupnea

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normal breathing

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pansinusitis

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inflammation of all sinuses

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unilateral

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one side

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autograph

A

graft from ones own body

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endoscope

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instrument for viewing within

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tachycardia

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fast heartbeat

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nulligravida

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woman with no pregnancies

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heterograft

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graft from a different species

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Infra- and hypo- both mean

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below

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The term that means before birth is

A

antepartum

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Retroperitoneal is defined as

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behind the peritoneum

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The prefix in the term bilateral means

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two

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The prefix endo- means

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within or inner

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The prefixes mono- and uni- both mean

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one

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The term suprapubic means__________ the pubic bone.

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above

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Which word contains a prefix meaning outside of

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extracellular

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what prefix means painful or difficult

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dys

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autograft means

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self

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ante- and pre- both mean

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before

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if cutane/o means skin, what does the term subcutaneous mean

A

under the skin

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what prefix means different

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hetero-

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extra- means

outside of

what do the prefixes a-, an-, and de- all mean

without

aphasia

without speech

hypogastric

below the stomach

in the term paranasal, the prefix means

beside

what is the prefix in the term hypogastric

hypo-

Epi means

above

Brady- means

slow

what is the prefix for normal

eu-

prefix meaning one

monoplegia

prefix new is

neo-

a person who is suffering from tachycardia has a ----- heartbeat

fast

anteorbital means _______ the eye socket

in front of

which word contains a prefix meaning four

quadriplegia

in the term extraocular, the prefix is

extra

The prefix in the word pachyderma means

thick

The prefix in pansinusitis means

all

prefix bi and di means

two

prefixes mean without

a-, an-

- uria means urine condition, dysuria means

difficult or painful urination

above

Epi

tachy

fast

subgastric

below the stomach

prefix meaning within

intra

pachyderma prefix pachy means

thick

what prefix means excessive

hyper

the term hemiplegia means

paralysis of half of the body

prefix meaning none

null

poly- means

many

primi- means

first

prefix per in percutaneous means

through

definition for auto

self

extraocular means

outside the eye

what means around the heart

pericardial

suprpubic what does supra mean

above

micro is defined as

small