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Ch 4 Body Structure

TermDefinition
medi/o midline, middle of structure
later/o (lateral recumbant) the side of a structure
superior toward the head or an upper portion of a structure (cephal/o)
infer/o lower, below from the head or toward the tail (caud/al)
dist/o (distance, distal) far, farthest from the trunk or part
anterior (also, ventral) front side of body (chest, abdomen)
poster/o (also, dorsal) back of the body (cranial, spinal, posterior, etc)
cyt/o (leuk/o/cyte) (cyt/o/logy) cell
hist/o (hist/o/logist) tissue
cephal/o (ceph/algia) head
leuk/o (leuk/o/cyto/penia) white
cirrh/o, jaund/o, icterus (cirrh/osis, jaundice) yellow
cyan/o (cyan/o/derma, cyan/osis, cyan/otic) blue
erythr/o (erythr/o/cyt/o/penia, eryth/emic) red
melan/o (melan/oma, melan/o/cyte) black
signs (rash, cough, coloring) objective: facts that are observed by others
symptoms (sometimes called "Sx") (dizzy, fatigue, pain, nausea) subjective: feelings and opinions by patient only. ONLY see but not feel
path/o/logy (path/o/logist, path/o/gen) study of disease process
home/o/stasis same, steady state. Maintaining a constant/stable internal environment (temperature)
path/o/gen/e/sis disease progression
eti/o/logy the cause or origin of a certain condition (virus, bacteria...)
di/ag/nosis Identification of a condition through tests (xray, bloodwork...)
prog/no/sis Prediction or outcome of a certain condition
id/e/o/path/ic (ideopathic epilepsy) unknown cause or origin
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