Study guide#1 Ch. 1 & 2

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Study guide Chapter 1 & 2

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Study guide#1 Ch. 1 & 2

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suffix means large
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-megaly suffix means large
poly- prefix meaning many
cardi/o combining form meaning heart
Respiratoy,Therapy, Social Services, Rehabilitation are health specialists that report information reguarding a patient in a Ancillary Report
procedure is information provided by a suffix
tachy- a prefix meaning fast
-ptosis a suffix meaning drooping
-oma a suffix meaning tumor or mass
Hospice a health care seeting that provides suportive treatment for terminally ill patients.
stomach gastr/o
gynec/0 combining form meaning female
Operative Report where the surgen reports the details of a surgery.
eu- a prefix that means normal or good
Discharge Summary is the comprehensive outline of the patients entire hospital stay.
cis/0 a combining form that means to cut.
Doctors office a health care setting that provides treatment in a private setting.
-rrhage a suffix meaning excessive, abnormal flow
-cele a suffix that means hernia or protusion
hemi- a prefix that means half
wood-root med.term. word part that gives the general meaning of the word.
infra-, hypo-, sub-, are all prefixes that mean under or below.
retro- a prefix that means backward
wood-root, suffix, and combining form are all word parts in a medical term.
-ectomy, -plasty, -ostomy are all suffixes that refer to surgical procedures
-scope, -graph, -meter suffixes that refer to insruments.
-trophy, -plasia, -plasm suffixes that mean development
-centesis a surgical suffixs that means puncture and withdraw fluid.
combining vowel rule a prefix and & wood-roots
inter- a prefix means with-in or inside
Health Maintenance Organization a healthcare setting that provides services in a prepaid system
rhin/o a combining form that means nose
information provided by a prefix location of an organ, time, number of parts
-stenosis a suffix that means narrowing
morph/o combining form that means shape
--itis suffix that means inflammation
-lysis a suffix that means destruction
nulli- a prefix that means none
Nursing home a healthcare setting that provides patients extra time to recover from illness or who can longer take care of themselves.
micro- a prefix that means small
-metry a suffix that means the process of measuring
Nurse's Report records the patients care through out the day
cardiovascular system pumps the blood throghout the body
lateral pertaining to the side
anterior intrchangeable with the ventrilcal
crural region lower extremity
stomach organ in the digestive system
prostate gland a organ in the male reproduction system
coronal plane divides the front and back planes of the body
opthalmology study of the eyes
histology the study of tissue
nervous tissue that conducts electrical impulses
muscular tissue that produces movement
supine lying face up
superior interchangable with with cephalic
dermatlogy study of the skin
gluteal region the buttocks
sagittal plane divides the body into left & right portions
lungs organs in the respiratory system
superficial more toward the front
apex tip or summit of a organ
dorsum the back region
brachial region upper extremity
abdominal cavity contains digestive organs
cell membrane outermost boundary of a cell
adjective suffixes -iac, -ac,
Abbrevations can be used if no confusion is a possibility.
Are adjective suffixes -ory, -iac, -tic
prefixes that stand for numbers tri-, quad-, bi-
a combining form that means to cut cis/o
-algia a suffix that means pain

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