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Duke PA 2010 Surgery Terms
Question | Answer |
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a, an- | without or not |
ante- | before |
anti- | against |
dys- | difficult, disordered, painful |
ecto- | exterior |
endo- | interior |
hyper- | above |
hypo- | below |
inter- | between |
intra- | within, during |
post- | after |
pre- | before |
retro- | behind |
-al (suffix) | pertaining to |
-cleisis (suffix) | closure, occlusion |
-desis (suffix) | fusion |
-ectomy (suffix) | surgical excision of |
-itis (suffix) | inflammation |
-lysis (suffix) | freeing of, reduction of |
-oma (suffix) | tumor or neoplasm |
-orrhaphy (suffix) | repair of |
-oscopy (suffix) | examine an organ by viewing |
-ostomy (suffix) | creation of an opening |
-otomy (suffix) | cutting into |
-pexy (suffix) | fix or suture into place |
-plasty (suffix) | restorative or reconstruction procedure |
adeno- (root) | gland |
arthro- (root) | joint |
blepharo- (root) | eyelid |
cardi- (root) | heart |
chole- (root) | gall |
cholecyst- (root) | gallbladder |
col- (root) | colon |
colpo- (root) | vagina |
cranio- (root) | skull |
cysto- (root) | urinary bladder |
dent- (root) | tooth |
derma,dermato- (root) | skin |
entero- (root) | intestines |
gastro- (root) | stomach |
hema, hemo,hemato-(root) | blood |
hepato- (root) | liver |
hystero- (root) | uterus |
jejun- (root) | second part of small intestine |
lamin- (root) | posterior vertebral arch |
mast- (root) | breast |
myo- (root) | muscle |
nephro- (root) | kidney |
neuro- (root) | nerve |
oophor- (root) | ovary |
ophthalm- (root) | eye |
orchio- (root) | testicle |
os- (root) | opening or mouth; also, bone |
ot- (root) | ear |
pharyng- (root) | throat |
phleb- (root) | vein |
pneumo- (root) | lung |
procto- (root) | anus |
prostate- (root) | prostate gland |
pyelo- (root) | pelvis of kidney |
rhino- (root) | nose |
salping- (root) | fallopian tube |
spermato- (root) | semen |
splanchno- (root) | viscera |
teno- (root) | tendon |
thoraco- (root) | chest |
trachel- (root) | neck of uterus |
tracheo- (root) | trachea, windpipe |
ureter, uretero- (root) | tube from kidney |
urethra- (root) | tube from bladder |
vas- (root) | vessel or duct |
Adenoidectomy- | Excision of Adenoids |
Adrenalectomy- | Excision of Adrenal gland |
Appendectomy- | Excision of Appendix |
Cecectomy- | Excision of Cecum |
Cholecystectomy- | Excision of Gallbladder |
Coccygectomy- | Excision of Coccyx |
Colectomy- | Excision of Colon |
Craniectomy- | Excision of Skull |
Cystectomy- | Excision of Urinary bladder |
Embolectomy- | Excision of Embolus |
Esophagectomy- | Excision of Esophagus |
Fistulectomy- | Excision of Fistula |
Ganglionectomy- | Excision of Ganglion |
Gastrectomy- | Excision of Stomach |
Glomectomy, Carotid- | Excision of Carotid body |
Hemicolectomy- | Excision of Half of colon |
Hemorrhoidectomy- | Excision of Hemorrhoids |
Hydrocelectomy- | Excision of Hydrocele |
Hypophysectomy- | Excision of Pituitary gland |
Hysterectomy- | Excision of Uterus |
Laminectomy- | Excision of Posterior vertebral arch |
Laryngectomy- | Excision of Larynx |
Lobectomy- | Excision of Lobe of lung or liver |
Mastectomy- | Excision of Breast |
Mastoidectomy- | Excision of Mastoid Cell |
Myomectomy- | Excision of Muscle tumor |
Nephrectomy- | Excision of Kidney |
Neurectomy- | Excision of Nerve |
Oophorectomy- | Excision of Ovary |
Orchiectomy or Orchidectomy- | Excision of Testicle |
Pancreatectomy- | Excision of Pancreas |
Pericardiectomy- | Excision of Pericardium |
Pneumonectomy- | Excision of Lung |
Polypectomy- | Excision of Polyp |
Prostatectomy- | Excision of Prostate gland |
Salpingectomy- | Excision of Fallopian tube |
Salpingo-oophorectomy- | Excision of Fallopian tube and ovary |
Sequestrectomy- | Excision of Necrotic bone |
Splenectomy- | Excision of Spleen |
Stapedectomy- | Excision of Staples |
Sympathectomy- | Excision of Sympathetic nerve |
Thromboendarterectomy- | Excision of Clot and lining of artery |
Thyroidectomy- | Excision of Thyroid gland |
Tonsillectomy- | Excision of Tonsils |
Arthrotomy- | To cut into Joint |
Cardiotomy- | To cut into Heart |
Cholecystotomy- | To cut into Gallbladder |
Choledochotomy- | To cut into Common bile duct |
Cholelithotomy- | To cut into Gallbladder to remove stone |
Chordotomy- | To cut into Spinal cord |
Colpotomy- | To cut into Vagina |
Commissurotomy- | To cut into Cusps of heart valve |
Craniotomy- | To cut into Brain |
Duodenotomy- | To cut into Duodenum |
Hepatotomy- | To cut into Liver |
Hysterotomy- | To cut into Uterus |
Laparotomy- | To cut into Abdominal cavity |
Lithotomy- | To cut into Duct or organ to remove stone |
Myringotomy- | To cut into Duct Tympanic membrane |
Osteotomy- | To cut into Bone |
Phlebotomy- | To cut into Vein |
Pyelolithotomy- | To cut into Kidney to remove stone |
Pyloromyotomy- | To cut into Muscle of pylorus of stomach |
Scalenotomy- | To cut into Scaleni muscles |
Sphincterotomy- | To cut into Sphincter muscle |
Thoracotomy- | To cut into Chest |
Tracheotomy- | To cut into Trachea |
Vagotomy- | To cut into Vagus nerve |
Valvulotomy- | To cut into Heart Valve |
Colporrhaphy- | Surgical repair of the Vagina |
Herniorrhaphy- | Surgical repair of a Hernia |
Perinerorrhaphy- | Surgical repair of the Perineum |
Tenorrhaphy- | Surgical repair of a Tendon |
Antrostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Nasoantral window |
Cholecystoenterostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Gallbladder and intestine |
Cholecystojejunostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Gallbladder and jejunum |
Choledochojejunostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Common bile duct and jejunum |
Choledochostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Common bile duct |
Colostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Colon |
Duodenoduodenostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Two portions of duodenum |
Enterostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Intestine |
Gastroenterostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Stomach and intestine |
Gastrojejunostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Stomach and jejunum |
Ileostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Ileum |
Jejunostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Jejunum |
Nephrostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Kidney |
Thoracostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Chest |
Tracheostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Trachea |
Ureterosigmoidostomy- | Make and leave an opening or form a connection between the Ureter and sigmoid colon |
Arthroscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Joint |
Bronchoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Lung |
Choledochoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Common bile duct |
Colonoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Colon from ileocecal valve to anus |
Colposcopy- | Examination through endoscope of Vagina and cervix |
Culdoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Cul-de-sac to retrouterine space |
Cystoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Urinary bladder |
Esophagoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Esophagus |
Gastroscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Stomach |
Laparoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Abdominal and pelvic organs |
Laryngoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Larynx |
Mediastinoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Mediastinal spaces in chest cavity |
Nephroscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Kidney |
Peritoneoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Peritoneum |
Proctoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Anus |
Sigmoidoscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Sigmoid colon and rectum |
Urethroscopy- | Examination through endoscope of Urethra |
Hysteropexy- | Fixation of the Uterus |
Nephropexy- | Fixation of the Kidney |
Orchiopexy or Orchidopexy- | Fixation of the Testicle |
Salpingopexy- | Fixation of the Fallopian tube |
Ureteropexy- | Fixation of the Ureter |
Abdominoperineal resection- | Removal of rectum |
Amputation- | Removal of a portion or all of the arm or leg; excision of other appendage such as uterine cervix. |
Anastomosis- | Surgical joining of two organs or surfaces such as blood vessels or intestine |
Arthodesis- | Surgical fusion of a joint |
Arthrodesis, triple- | Surgical fusion of three joints of ankle |
Biopsy- | Removal of tissue for diagnostic purposes |
Bypass graft- | Surgical creation of a diversion for the bloodstream by suturing a graft to blood vessel so that blood bypasses an obstructed or weakened portion of the vessel. |
Cesarean section- | Abdominal delivery of infant via incision in uterus |
Cauterization; conization- | Use of electric current to destroy or remove tissue |
Circumcision- | Excision of foreskin of penis |
Closure of colostomy- | Closure of opening previously made in colon to empty bowel content outside abdomen. |
D&C or D&E (Dilation and curettage or evacuation)- | Operation to dilate uterine cervix and scrape lining of uterus or empty contents or uterus |
Decompression- | Surgical relief of pressure, such as intracranial |
Disarticulation- | Amputation of an arm or leg at a joint |
Enucleation- | Removal of eyeball |
Episiotomy- | Surgical incision into perineum to prevent tears during childbirth |
Evisceration- | Removal of viscera or internal organs; removal of contents of eyeball |
Palliative operation- | An operation done to relieve symptoms rather than cure |
Pelvic exenteration- | Radial removal of contents of pelvis |
Portacaval shunt- | Surgical creation of anastomosis between portal and caval veins |
Skin graft- | Transfer of skin from one site to another to improve function or appearance |
Splenorenal shunt- | Surgical creation of anastomosis between splenic and renal veins |
T&A (Tonsillectomy | |
and adenoidectomy)- | Excision of tonsils and adenoids |
Vein ligation and stripping- | Tying off and removing a major blood vessel for treatment of varicose veins. |