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105 chapter 5

Medical Terminology

TermDefinition
Broncho/Pulmo (r) lungs
cardi (r) heart
gastro (r) stomach
hepat (r) liver
neur r) nerve
nas (r) nose/nasal
or (r) mouth/oral
pneumo (r) air or lungs
ab- (p) away from
ad- (p) toward or near
ante- (p) before
brady- (p) slow/below normal
contra- (p) again
dys- (p) difficult or painful
hyper- (p) above normal, high
hypo- (p) below normal, low
inter- (p) between
peri- (p) around
poly- (p) many
super/supra- (p) above or in excess
tachy- (p) above normal, rapi
uni- (p) one
-ac (s) pertaining to
-algia (s) pain
-emesis (s) vomiting
-itis (s) inflamation
-plegia (s) paralysis
-pnea (s) breathing
-rrhea (s) discharge
-spasm (s) contractingc
-al (s) pertaining to
-ist (s) one who specializes in
midline line down the center
medial a position closer to the midline
lateral a position farther away from the midline
bilateral both sides of anything
axilla armpit
mid-axillary line mid-armpit to ankle
anterior or ventral front
posterior or dorsal back
superior above
inferior below
proximal closer to the torso
torso the body without head or extremities
distal farther away from the torso
palmar palm of hand
plantar sole of foot
mid-clavicular line a line that runs inferior from the middle of each clavicle
abdominal quadrants RUQ, LUQ, RLQ, LLQ
supine postion laying on back
prone position laying on abdomen
lateral recumbent recovery position
aspirate inhaled into lungs
fowler postion on a stretcher with body at 45 or 60 degree angle and legs are straight or bent
Created by: jon.kowalski
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