Hondros Med Term CH 1-4

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Medical Terminology

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Med Term CH 1-4 review

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Hondros-Spring 2012

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cardi heart
-logy the study of
pneumon- lung or air
thorax chest
dermat skin
pulmon lung
-ary pertaining to
-ia a condition of
-ation a process
pre- before
post- after
uni- one
bi- two
peri- around
epi- above
hypo- below
lateral sides of body
natal time of birth
gastric stomach
micro- small
macro- large
cyte red blood cell
-logist one who studies; specialist
my/o muscle
-al pertaining to
-pathy disease
plural for -a -ae
plural for -is -es
plural for -on -a
plural for -um -a
-tens pressure
-ion action, condition
IV intravenous
AMI acute myocardial infraction
CXR chest x-ray
ECG/EKG electrocardiogram
supine lying on the back with palms up
prone lying on belly with palms facing floor
superior (cephalic) situated above, head
interior (caudal) situated below, tail
proximal vertically situated nearest center of the body
distal vertically situated away from the center of the body
medial toward middle of body
lateral situated at side of structure
anterior (ventral) situated in front, belly
posterior (dorsal) situated in back
transverse (horizontal) superior and inferior portions
sagittal left and right portions
mid sagittal/median equal left and right portions
frontal (coronal) anterior and posterior portions
body is composed of cells, organelles, tissues, organs, and organ systems
zygote single, fertilizes cell and the beginning of a human being. origin of every cell in the body
cyto- cell
fertiliz to make fruitful
primary tissue groups connective, epithelial, muscle, nervous
connective tissue's function bind, support, protect, fill spaces and store fat
epithelial tissue's function protect, secrete, absorb, and excrete
muscle tissue function control movement, stabilize and allow movement of joints
nervous tissue function transmit impulses for coordination, sensory reception, and monitor actions
cartilage nonvascular, firm connective tissue found mostly in joints; has a rubbery, flexible substance
ligament strips or bands of tough connective tissue that connect two structures
tendon fibrous band that attaches muscle to the bone
the muscular systems function cause movements, maintain posture, and produce body heat
skeletal system function provides framework, protects soft tissues, provides attachments for muscles, produces blood cells, and stores inorganic salts
cardiovascular system contains heart and blood vessels
cardiovascular system function moves blood and transports substances throughout the body
digestive system contains mouth, tongue, teeth, salivary glands, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and small & large intestine
digestive system function receives, breaks down, and absorbs food. Also eliminates unabsorbed material
Homeo- the same
-stasis standstill, control
Homeostasis maintaining the stability of a system or the body's internal environment
vasodilation blood vessel; widen, open up; action
vasoconstriction blood vessel; narrow; action
epidermis above; skin
-dermis skin
adipose fat; full of
skin largest and most vulnerable organ in the body
-ic pertaining to
cutane- skin
-ous pertaining to
keratin hard protein
melanin black pigment
-in substance
intra- within
IV route 15* angle
insulin 45* angle
sub below
trans- access; through
an- without
-alges sensation of pain
-itis inflamation
pruritus itching
excoriate to scratch
excoriation scratch marks
malign harmful
-ant bad
-oma tumor; mass
decubitus ulcer pressure sore
dormant inactive
tenia pedis athlete's foot
tinea capitis ringworm
tinea corporis ringworm of body and hands
tinea cruris jock itch
tinea versicolor trunk of body
Candida albicans thrush
methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus MRSA
myc- fungal
paronychia staff
onych- nail
-osis condition
par- along side
auto- self, same
-graft transplant
homo- same or alike
allo- other
xeno- foreign
hetero- different
blepharo- eye lid
-plasty surgical repair
-myel bone marrow
osteoporo- bone; opening
-sis condition
-penia deficient
-malacia abnormal softness
sarc- flesh
cervic- neck
sacr- sacrum
inter- between
kyph- bent, humpback
scoli- crooked
lord- curve, swayback
pariet- wall
occipit- back of head
tempor- time
sphen- wedge
ethm- sieve
-oid resemble
meta- after
elium small intestine
ilium pelvic girdle
ischium hip

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