Medical Terminology (MODULE 2A) Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Gen/o

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Origin/Beginning

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Eti/o

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Cause of

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Eu/o

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Normal/True

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Kary/o

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Nucleus

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Fom/o

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Kindling/Spread

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Seps/o

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Disease/Putrification

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Phag/o

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To eat/to consume

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Bacteri/o

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Bacteria (rod-shaped)

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Troph/o

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Nourishment/Feed

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Mensa

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Table/Meal

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Bi/o

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Life

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12
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Comein/o

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Care

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13
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Enter/o

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Intestines

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14
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Virul/o

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Poison/Toxic

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Prodrom/o

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Running before

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16
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Val/o

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To be strong
To be well

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Pro-

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Before/prior to

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Auto-

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Self/automatic

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Anti-

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against/opposed to

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Com-/Con-

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With/together

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Noso-

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-coccus

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Sphere or berry shaped

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-bacillus

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-ite

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Thing or object

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-is
Condition/state of
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-phage
Eat/devour
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-escence
Becoming/process of
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-ence
State/quality
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Parasite
Medically used for protozoan and helminths; general biology = organism that exploits another organism
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Helminths
Parasitic worms that feed on living host to gain nourishment and protection.
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Nosocomial
Any disease contracted by a pt while under medical care
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Convalesence
Recovering from sickness
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Virulence
The ability of a microorganism to cause damage to its host
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Parenteral
Refers to administering substances - such as meds or nutrients - by a route other than the digestive tract
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Commensalism
Describes a relationship where two organisms share a table or resource, with one benefiting while the other is neither harmed nor helped
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Fomite
Inanimate objects that can carry and spread disease and infectious agents
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Prokaryote
Organisms whose cells lack a nucleus