Chapters 1 & 2 Flashcards

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Medical

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MED-ih-kal

medic/o- physician; medicine

-al - pertaining to

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Communication

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Koh-myoo-nih-KAY-shun

communicat/o- impart, transmit

-ion - action; condition

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Etymology

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et-ih-MAW-loh-jee

etym/o- word origin

-logy - the study of

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What is the plural form of a latin word ending in -a?

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  • ae

ex. areola –> areolae

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What is the plural form of a latin word ending in -us?

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-i

excemptions - Fetus, Virus, & Sinus (fetuses, viruses, sinuses)

ex. alveolus –> alveoli

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What is the plural form of latin words ending in -um?

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  • a

ex. atrium –> atria

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What is the plural form of latin words ending in -is?

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  • es

ex. diagnosis –> diagnoses

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What is the plural form of latin words ending in - ex?

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  • ices

ex. cortex –> cortices

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What is the plural form of Greek words ending in -is?

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  • ides

ex. epididymis –> epididymides

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What is the plural form of Greek words ending in -nx?

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  • nges

ex. phalanx –> phalanges

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What is the plural form of Greek words ending in -oma?

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  • omata

ex. carcinoma –> carcinomata

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What is the plural form of Greek words ending in -on?

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  • a

ex. ganglion –> ganglia

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What are the 3 different word parts and their meaning?

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Combining form - the foundation of the word

Suffix - the word ending

Prefix - an optional word beginning

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What are the characteristics of a combining form?

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  • foundation of a word
  • gives the word its main medical meaning
  • has a root (medical meaning), a forward slash (separates root from combining vowel, a combining vowel, & a final hyphen)
  • can contain 2 or more combining forms
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What are the characteristics of a suffix?

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  • the end of a word
  • modifies or clarifies the medical meaning
  • single letter or group of letters that begins with a hyphen
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What are the characteristics of a prefix?

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  • is at the beginning of a word
  • optional word part
  • modifies or clarifies the medical meaning
  • single letter or group of letters that ends with a hyphen
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Suffix ‘-ac’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-al’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ar’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ary’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ic’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ine’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ive’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix ‘-ous’ meaning?

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pertaining to

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Suffix '-ation' meaning?
a process; being or having
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Suffix '-ion' meaning?
action; condition
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Suffix '-ia' meaning?
condition; state; thing
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Suffix '-ism' meaning?
Process; disease from a specific cause
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Suffix '-itis' meaning?
inflammation of; infection of
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Suffix '-megaly' meaning?
enlargement
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Suffix '-oma' meaning?
tumor; mass
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Suffix '-osis' meaning?
condition; abnormal condition; process
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Suffix 'pathy' meaning?
disease
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Suffix '-ectomy' meaning?
surgical removal
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Suffix '-gram' meaning?
a record or picture
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Suffix '-graphy' meaning?
process of recording
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Suffix '-metry' meaning?
process of measuring
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Suffix '-scope' meaning?
instrument used to examine
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Suffix '-stomy' meaning?
surgically created opening
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Suffix '-therapy' meaning?
treatment
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Suffix '-tomy' meaning?
process of cutting or making an incision
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Suffix '-iatry' meaning?
medical treatment
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Suffix '-ics' meaning?
knowledge; practice
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Suffix '-ist' meaning?
one who specializes in
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Suffix '-logy' meaning?
the study of
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Prefix 'endo-' meaning?
innermost; within
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Prefix 'epi-' meaning?
upon; above
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Prefix 'inter-' meaning?
between
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Prefix 'intra-' meaning?
within
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Prefix 'peri-' meaning?
around
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Prefix 'post-' meaning?
after; behind
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Prefix 'pre-' meaning?
before; in front of
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Prefix 'sub-' meaning?
below; underneath
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Prefix 'trans-' meaning?
across; through
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Prefix 'bi-' meaning?
two
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Prefix 'brady-' meaning?
slow
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Prefix 'hemi-' meaning?
one half
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Prefix 'hyper-' meaning?
above; more than normal
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Prefix 'hypo-' meaning?
below; deficient
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Prefix 'poly-' meaning?
many; much
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Prefix 'quadri-' meaning?
four
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Prefix 'tachy-' meaning?
fast
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Prefix 'tri-' meaning?
three
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Prefix 'a-' meaning?
away from; without
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Prefix 'an-' meaning?
without; not
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Prefix 'anti-' meaning?
against
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Prefix 'de-' meaning?
reversal of; without
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Prefix 'dys-' meaning?
painful; difficult; abnormal
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Prefix 'eu-' meaning?
normal; good
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Prefix 'mal-' meaning?
bad; inadequate
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Prefix 're-' meaning?
again and again
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CC abbreviation
Chief Complaint
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CPR abbreviation
Computerized patient record
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D/C* abbreviation
discharge; discontinue
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DS abbreviation
discharge; summary
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Dx abbreviation
diagnosis
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EHR abbreviation
electronic health record
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EMR abbreviation
electronic medical record
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EPR abbreviation
electronic patient record
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FH abbreviation
family history
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H&P abbreviation
history and physical (examination)
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HIPAA abbreviation
Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act
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HPI abbreviation
history of present illness
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ISMP abbreviation
Institute for Sale Medication Practices
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PE abbreviation
physical examination
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PMH abbreviation
past medical history
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ROS abbreviation
review of systems
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SH abbreviation
social history
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anatomical
an-ah-TAW-mih-kal ana- apart; excessive tom/o- cut; slice; layer -ical - pertaining to
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Coronal
kor-Oh-nal coron/o- structure that encircles like a crown -al - pertaining to
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Frontal
FRUN-tal front/o- front -al - pertaining to
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Anterior
anterioran-Teer-ee-or anter/o- before; front part -ior - pertaining to
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Ventral
VEN-tral vent/o- front; abdomen -al - pertaining to
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Posterior
phos-TEER-ee-or poster/o- back part -ior - pertaining to
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Plane
Playn
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Prone
Prohn
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Supine
soo-PINE SOO-pine
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Anteroposterior
An-ter-oh-pohs-TEER-ee-or anter/o- before; front part poster/o- back part -ior - pertaining to
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Posteroanterior
POHS-ter-oh-an-TEER-ee-or poster/o- back part anter/o- before; front part -ior - pertaining to
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Sagittal Plane
SAJ-ih-tal sagitt/o- going from front to back -al - pertaining to Divides the body into right and left sections
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Medial
MEE-dee-al medi/o- middle -al - pertaining to toward the midline
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Lateral
LAT-er-al later/o- side -al - pertaining to away from the midline
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Bilateral
by-LAT-er-al bi- two later/o- side -al - pertaining to both sides
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Transverse plan
trans-VERS trans- across; through -verse - to travel; to turn horizontal plane, upper and lower halves
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Superior
soo-PEER-ee-or super/o- above -ior - pertaining to upper half
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Inferior
in-FEER-ee-or infer/o- below -ior - pertaining to
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Cephlad
SEF-ah-lad cephal/o- head -ad - toward; in the direction of
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Caudad
KAW-dad caud/o- tail bone -ad - toward; in the direction of
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Distal
DIS-tal dist/o- away from the centre or point of origin -al - pertaining to
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Proximal
PRAWK-sih-mal proxim/o - near the centre or point of origin -al - pertaining to
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External
eks-TER-nal extern/o- outside -al - pertaining to
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Internal
in-TER-nal intern/o- inside -al - pertaining to
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Cavity
KAV-ih-tee cav/o- hollow space -ity - state; condition
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Cranial
KRAY-nee-al crani/o- cranium (skull) -al - pertaining to
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Spinal
SPY-nal spin/o- spine; backbone -al - pertaining to
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Thoracic
thor-AS-ik thorac/o- thorax (chest) -ic - pertaining to
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Abdominal
ab-DAW-mih-nal abdomin/o- abdomen -al - pertaining to
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Pelvic
PEL-vik pelv/o- pelvis (hip bone; renal pelvis) -ic - pertaining to
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Abdominopelvic
ab-DAW-mih-noh-PEL-vik abdomin/o- abdomen pelv/o- pelvis (hip bone; renal pelvis) -ic - pertaining to
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Viscera
VIS-er-ah
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Visceral
VIS-er-ah vicer/o- large internal organs -al - pertaining to
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Quadrant
KWAH-drant quadr/o- four -ant - pertaining to Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ), Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ), Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ), Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)
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Hypochondriac
HY-poh-CON-dree-ak hypo- below;deficient chondr/o- cartilage -iac - pertaining to pertaining to below the cartilage (of the ribs)
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Epigastric
EP-ih-GAS-trik epi- upon; above gastr/o- stomach -ic - pertaining to
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Lumbar
LUM-bar lumb/o- lower back; area between the ribs and pelvis -ar - pertaining to
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Umbilical
um-BIL-ih-kal umbilic/o- umbilicus; nasal -al - pertaining to
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Inguinal
ING-gwih-nal inguin/o- groin -al - pertaining to
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Iliac
IL-ee-ak ili/o- ilium (hip bone) -ac - pertaining to
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Hypogastric
HY-poh-GAS-trik hypo- below; deficient gastr/o- stomach -ic - pertaining to
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anatomy
an-NAT-oh-mee
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Physiology
fiz-ee-AW-loh-jee physi/o- physical function -logy - the study of
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Cell
SEL smallest independently functioning structure in the body that can reproduce itself by division
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Microscopic
MY-kroh-SKAW-pik micr/o- one millionth; small scop/o- examine with an instrument -ic - pertaining to
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Microscope
MY-kroh-skohp micr/o- one millionth; small -scope - instrument used to examine
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Tissue
TIH-shoo
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Organ
OR-gan
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Macroscopic
MAK-roh-SKAW-pik macr/o- large scop/o- examine with an instrument -ic - pertaining to
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Gastroeneterology
GAS-troh-EN-ter-AW-loh-jee gastr/o- stomach enter/o- intestine -logy - the study of - Gastrointestinal system - mouth, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small & large intestine, liver, gallbladder, pancreas - receive sensory information - digest food - absorb nutrients into the blood - excrete undigested wastes
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Gastrointestinal
GAS-troh-in-TES-tih-nal gastr/o- stomach intestin/o- intestine -al - pertaining to
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Pulmonology
PUL-moh-NAW-loh-jee pulmon/o- lung -logy - the study of - Respiratory system - nose, pharynx (throat), larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli - inhale oxygen - exhale carbon dioxide - exchange gases in the alveoli
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Respiratory
RES-pih-rah-TOR-ee reh-SPY-rah-TOR-ee re- again and again spir/o- breathe -atory - pertaining to
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Cardiology
KAR-dee-AW-loh-jee cardi/o- heart -logy - the study of - cardiovascular system - heart, arteries, veins, capillaries - circulate blood throughout the body
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Cardiovascular
KAR-dee-oh-VAS-kyoo-lar cardi/o- heart vascul/o- blood vessel -ar - pertaining to
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Hematology
HEE-mah-TAW-loe-jee hemat/o- blood -logy - the study of - blood (blood cells and plasma) - transport oxygen and nutrients to the cells - transport carbon dioxide to the lunges and wastes to the kidneys
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Blood
BLUD
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Immunology
IH-myoo-NAW-loh-jee immun/o- immune response -logy - the study of - Blood & Lymphatic system - lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymph fluid, spleen, thymus, white blood cells - recognize and destroy disease-causing organisms and abnormal cells
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Lymphatic
lim-FAT-ik lymph/o- lymph; lymphatic system -atic - pertaining to
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Dematology
DER-mah-TAW-loh-jee dermat/o- skin -logy - the study of - Integumentary system - skin, hair, nails, sweat glands, oil glands - receive sensory information (pain, touch, temperature) - protect internal organs - regulate body temperature by sweating
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Integumentary
in-TEH-gyoo-MEN-tair-ee integument/o- skin -ary - pertaining to
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Orthopedics
OR-thoh-PEE-diks orth/o- straight ped/o- child -ics - knowledge; practice - Skeletal and Muscular systems - bones, cartilage, ligaments, joints, muscles, tendons - support the body - produce movement of the body
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Skeletal
SKEL-eh-tal skelet/o- skeleton -al - pertaining to
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Muscular
MUS-kyoo-lar muscul/o- muscle -ar - pertaining to
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Neurology
nyoor-AW-loh-jee neur/o- nerve -logy - the study of - Nervous system - brain, cranial nerves, spinal cord, spinal nerves, cerebrospinal fluid, neurons - receive, relay, and interpret sensory information (vision, hearing, smell, taste) and sensations (pain, touch, temperature, body position, balance) - coordinate movement - store and interpret memory and emotion
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Nervous
NER-vus nerv/o- nerve -ous - pertaining to
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Urology
yoor-AW-loh-jee ur/o- urine; urinary system -logy - the study of - Urinary System - kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra, nephrons - excrete urine and waste products
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Urinary
YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee urin/o- urine; urinary system -ary - pertaining to
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Reproductive
REE-proh-DUK-tiv re- again and again product/o- produce -ive - pertaining to - Male Genital and Reproductive System - scrotum, testes, epididymides, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate glands, urethra, penis - secrete male hormones - develop male secondary sexual characteristics - produce and release sperm
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Genital
JEN-ih-tal genit/o- genitalia -al - pertaining to
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Gynecology
GY-neh-KAW-loh-jee gynec/o- female; woman -logy - the study of - Female Genital and Reproductive System - breasts, ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, vagina, external genitalia - secrete female hormones, develop female secondary sexual characteristics - produce ova - menstruate - conceive and bear children - produce milk to nourish children
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Obstetrics
awb-STEH-triks obstetr/o- pregnancy and childbirth -ics - knowledge; practice
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Genital
JEN-ih-tal genit/o- genitalia -al - pertaining to
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Endocrinology
EN-doh-krih-NAW-loh-jee endo- innermost; within crin/o- secrete -logy - the study of - Endocrine System - pituitary gland, pineal gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, thymus, pancreas, adrenal glands, ovaries, testes - secrete hormones into the blood direct the activities of the body
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Endocrine
EN-doh-krin EN-doh-krine endo- innermost; within crin/o - secrete -ine - thing pertaining to
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Ophthalmology
OFF-thal-MAW-loh-jee ophthalm/o- eye -logy - the study of - Eyes - receive sensory information (vision)
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Otolaryngology
OH-toh-LAIR-ing-GAW-loh-jee ot/o- ear laryng/o- larynx (voice box) -logy - the study of - Ears, Nose, and Throat (ENT) System - Ears, nose, sinuses, pharynx (throat), larynx (voice box)
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Psychiatry
sy-KY-ah-tree psych/o- mind -iatry - medical treatment
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Oncology
ong-KAW-loh-jee onc/o- tumor; mass -logy - the study of
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Radiology
RAY-dee-AW-loh-jee radi/o- radius, (forearm bone); x-rays; radiation -logy - the study of
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Nuclear
NOO-klee-ar nucle/o- nucleus (of an atom) -ar - pertaining to
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Medicine
MED-klee-sin medic/o- physician; medicine -ine - thing pertaining to
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Dentistry
DEN-tis-tree dent/o- tooth -istry - process related to the specialty of
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Dietetics
DY-eh-TEH-tiks dietet/o- foods; diet -ics - knowledge; practice
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Pharmacology
FAR-mah-KAW-loh-jee pharmac/o- medicine; drug -logy - the study of
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Neonatology
NEE-oh-nay-TAW-loh-jee ne/o- new nat/o- birth -logy - the study of
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Pediatrics
PEE-dee-AT-riks ped/o- child iatr/o- physician; medical treatment -ics - knowledge; practice
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Geriatrics
JAIR-ee-AT-riks ger/o- old age iatr/o- physician; medical treatment -ics - knowledge; practice
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Preventive
pree-VEN-tiv prevent/o- prevent -ive - pertaining to
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Medicine
MED-ih-sin medic/o- physician; medicine -ine - thing pertaining to
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Disease
dih-ZEEZ any change in the normal structure or function of the body
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Etiology
EE-tee-AW-loh-jee eti/o- cause of disease -logy - the study of
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Congenital
con-JEN-ih-tal congenit/o- present at birth -al - pertaining to
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Degenerative
dee-JEN-er-ah-TIV de- reversal of; without gener/o- production; creation -ative - pertaining to
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Environmental
en-VY-rawn-MEN-tal caused by exposure to external substances
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Hereditary
heh-RED-ih-TAIR-ee heredit/o- genetic inheritance -ary - pertaining to
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Iatrogenic
eye-AT-roh-JEN-ik iatr/o- physician; medical treatment gen/o- arising from; produced by -ic - pertaining to
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Idiopathic
ID-ee-oh-PATH-ik idi/o- unknown; individual path/o- disease -ic - pertaining to
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Infectious
in-FEK-shus infect/o- disease within -ious - pertaining to
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Pathogen
PATH-oh-jen path/o- disease -gen - that which produces
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Communicable
koh-MYOO-nih-kah-bl communic/o- impart; transmit -able - able to be
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Neoplastic
NEE-oh-PLAS-tik ne/o- new plast/o- growth; formation -ic - pertaining
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Nosocomial
NOH-soh-KOH-mee-al nosocomi/o- hospital -ic - pertaining to
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Nutritional
noo-TRIH-shun-al nutrit/o- nourishment - ion - action; condition - al - pertaining to
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Symptom
SIMP-tom any deviation from health that is experienced or felt by the patient
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Symptomology
SIMP-toh-mah-TAW-loh-jee symptomat/o- collection of symptoms -logy - the study of
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Syndrome
SIN-drohm syn- together -drome - a running a set of symptoms and signs associated with one particular disease
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Asymptomatic
AA-simp-toh-MAT-ik a- away from; without symptomat/o- collection of symptoms -ic - pertaining to
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Inspection
in-SPEK-shun inspect/o- looking at -ion - action; condition
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Palpation
pal-PAY-shun palpat/o- touching; feeling -ion - action; condition
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Auscultation
AWS-kul-TAY-shun auscult/o- listening -ation - a process; being or having
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Percussion
per-KUH-shun percuss/o- tapping -ion - action; condition
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Diagnosis
DY-ag-NOH-sis dia- complete; completely through gnos/o- knowledge -osis - condition; abnormal condition; process
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acute
ah-KYOOT sudden in nature and severe in intensity
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subacute
SUB-ah-KYOOT less severe in intensity
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Chronic
KRAW-nik chron/o- time -ic - pertaining to
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Exacerbation
eg-ZAS-er-BAY-shun exacerb/o- increase; provoke -ation - a process; being or having
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Remission
ree-MIH-shun remiss/o- send back -ion - action; condition
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Sequela
see-KEWL-ah an abnormal condition or complication that arises
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therapeutic
THAIR-ah-PYOO-tik therapeut/o- therapy; treatment -ic - pertaining to
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Refactory
ree-FRAK-tor-ee re- again and again; backward; unable to fract/o- break up -ory - having the function of
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Surgery
SER-jer-ee surg/o- operative procedure -ery - process of
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Prognosis
prawg-NOH-sis pro- before gnos/o- knowledge -osis - condition; abnormal condition; process
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Recuperation
ree-koo-per-AA-shun recuper/o- recover -ation - a process; being or having
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Disability
DIS-ah-BIL-ah-tee permanent loss of the ability to perform certain activities or to function in a given way
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Terminal
TER-mih-nal termin/o- end; boundary -al - pertaining to
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Physician
fih-ZIH-shun physic/o- body -ician - skilled professional or expert
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Doctor
DAWK-ter
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Surgeon
SER-jun surg/o- operative procedure -eon - one who performs
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Nurse
NERS RN - registered nurse LPN - licensed practical nurse LVN - licensed vocational nurse
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Technologist
tek-NAW-loh-jist techn/o- technical skill -ist - skilled professional or expert
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Therapist
THAIR-ah-pist therap/o- treatment -ist - one who specializes in
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Hospital
HAWS-pih-tal healthcare facility
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Discharge
DIS-charj leaving hospital
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Inpatient
IN-pay-shent a patient
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Ancillary
AN-sih-LAIR-ee ancill/o- servant; accessory -ary - pertaining to
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Clinic
Klin-ik one type of patient or disease
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outpatient
OUT-pay-shent not in hospital patients
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Ambulatory
AM-byoo-lah-TOR-ee ambulat/o- walking -ory - having the function of
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Rehabilitation
REE-hah-BIL-ih-TAY-shun re- again and again; backward; unable to habilitat/o- give ability -ion - action; condition
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Hospice
HAWS-pis inpatient facility for patients who are dying from a terminal illness
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Palliative
PAL-ee-ah-TIV palliat/o- reduce severity of -ive - pertaining to
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A&P abbreviation
anatomy and physiology
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AP abbreviation
anteroposterior
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ASC abbreviation
ambulatory surgery centre
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CNM abbreviation
certified nurse midwife
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CRNA abbreviation
certified registered nurse anesthetist
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CV abbreviation
cardiovascular
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D.C abbreviation
Doctor of Chiropracty
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D.D.S abbreviation
Doctor of Dental Surgery
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D.O abbreviation
Doctor of Osteopathy
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D.P.M abbreviation
Doctor of Podiatry
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Dr. abbreviation
Doctor
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Dx abbreviation
diagnosis
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ED abbreviation
emergency department
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ENT abbreviation
ears, nose, and throat
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ER abbreviation
emergency room
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GI abbreviation
gastrointestinal
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GYN abbreviation
gynecology
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H&P abbreviation
history and physical (examination)
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Hx abbreviation
history
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ICU abbreviation
intensive car unit
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LLQ abbreviation
left lower quadrant
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LPN abbreviation
licensed practical nurse
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LUQ abbreviation
left upper quadrant
253
LVN abbreviation
licensed vocational nurse
254
M.D. abbreviation
Doctor of Medicine
255
NP abbreviation
nurse practitioner
256
OB abbreviation
obstetrics
257
OB/GYN abbreviation
obstetrics and gynecology
258
O.D. abbreviation
Doctor of Optometry
259
PA abbreviation
physicians assistant posteroanterior
260
PCP abbreviation
primary care phyician
261
PE abbreviation
physical examination
262
Pharm. D. abbreviation
Doctor of Pharmacy
263
PT abbreviation
physical therapy
264
RLQ abbreviation
right lower quadrant
265
RN abbreviation
Registered Nurse
266
R/O abbreviation
rule out
267
RUQ abbreviation
right upper quadrant
268
SNF abbreviation
sniff skilled nursing facility
269
Sx abbreviation
symptoms
270
Tx abbreviation
treatment