Powerpoint & Notes

Question 1

Subjective experience by only one person who has condition

Answer 1

Symptom

Question 2

Someone other than you witness the effect- ex: temperature, vomiting, etc.

Answer 2

Signs

Question 3

Enter

Answer 3

Small Intestine

Question 4

Logy

Answer 4

Study of

Question 5

ET1

Answer 5

Cause

Question 6

Pathic

Answer 6

Disease

Question 7

Idio

Answer 7

Unknown

Question 8

Otomy

Answer 8

Incision

Question 9

Trophy

Answer 9

Development or nourishment
(A) Without
Ex: Atrophy- without nourishment

Question 10

Plaisa

Answer 10

Formation or Growth

Question 11

Meta

Answer 11

Change (Greek Origin)

Question 12

Dys

Answer 12

Difficult

Question 13

Ana

Answer 13

Means up/ upward

Question 14

Neo

Answer 14

New

Question 15

Exo

Answer 15

External Factors

Question 16

Sis

Answer 16

Process

Question 17

Phago

Answer 17

Eating or Devouring

Question 18

Macro

Answer 18

Large

Question 19

Micro

Answer 19

Small

Question 20

Necrotic

Answer 20

Death

Question 21

Pyrexia

Answer 21

Mild Fever- 100 to 103 for adults

Question 22

Loss of appetite

Answer 22

Anorexia

Question 23

What inflammation can cause cancer?

Answer 23

Cronus- colon cancer
pancreatitis- pancreatic cancer
Table 5.4 page 74 (Study)

Question 24

Infections that lead to other infections of the body caused by the primary infection

Answer 24

Opportunistic

Ex: UTI can lead to a kidney infection

Question 25

Pro

Answer 25

Before

Question 26

Biotic

Answer 26

caused or produced by living things

Question 27

Does a Virus need a living host or not?

Answer 27

Yes, they need a living host. Bacteria does not

Question 28

Suffixes

Answer 28

word element placed at the end of the word describes a disease or abnormality, symptom, surgical or diagnostic procedure or part of speech changes meaning of the word

Question 29

Prefixes

Answer 29

Word element attached to the beginning of a word Not all medical terms have a prefix changes meaning of the word usually indicates a number, time, position, direction or negation

Question 30

Types of Suffixes

Answer 30

Surgical- Describes a type of invasive procedure perfromed on a body part Diagnostic- a procedure or test performed to identify the cause and nature of an illness Pathological- Describes an abnormal condition or disease Grammatical- Attached to word roots to form parts of speech such as adjectives and nouns

Question 31

Types of Prefix

Answer 31

Position- describes place or location Number and measurement- describes amount Direction- indicates pathway