Medical Terminology Unit 1 Glossary

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Medical Terminology Unit 1 Glossary

acrodermatitis
inflammation of the skin extremities
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acrodermatitis inflammation of the skin extremities
acromegaly enlarged extremities
acroparalysis paralysis of the extremities
anemia lack of blood
appendix glandular structure below the cecum
bacillus/bacilli rod-shaped bacteria
brainstem brain structure that includes: midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata
carcinoma cancerous tumor
carpus/carpal/carpi wrist bones
chickenpox viral infection with Varicella zoster
condyle/condylar rounded bony process
contraction condition of shortening of a body part, tension, muscle function
cyanosis condition of blueness
cytometer instrument that measures (counts) cells
dermatitis inflammation of the skin
dermatology the study of the skin
gastrectomy excision of the stomach
gastritis inflammation of the stomach
gastroduodenoscopy examination by looking into the stomach and duodenum with a scope
gastroduodenostomy make a new surgical opening between the stomach and duodenum
hydrocele herniation or sac containing water (fluid)
hyperthyroidism overactive thyroid condition
ilium/iliac upper pelvic bone
larynx voice box
lymphadenopathy disease of lymph gland
neurospasm nerve spasm (twitching)
radiographer one who makes x-ray images
spermatozoon sperm
vertebra spinal bones

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