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Med Term ASA Unit 3
Question | Answer |
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aden/o | gland, glandular |
anti- | against |
ather/o | fatty, porridge-like |
bi/o | life |
carcin/o | cancer (epithelial type) |
-cele | herniation |
cephal/o | head |
cerebr/o | cerebrum |
chem/o | chemical |
crani/o | skull |
-dynia (ic) | pain |
emes/o | vomiting |
encephal/o | brain |
epitheli/o | epithelium |
fibr/o | fibrous tissue |
hem/angi/o | blood vessel |
hyper- | above, abnormally high |
hypo | below, abnormally low |
kal/o | potassium |
leiomy/o | smooth muscle |
lip/o | fat |
mal- | bad |
malac/o (ia) | softening |
melan/o | dark pigmented, black |
mening/o | meninges |
meta- | beyond |
morph/o | form |
muc/o | mucus |
myel/o | spinal cord, bone marrow |
me/o | new |
oid | like, resembling |
-oma | suffix for tumor, neoplasm |
papill/o | finger-like projections |
-pathy | disease |
-plasty | surgical repair |
sarc/o | cancer (connective tissue type) |
scler/o | hard |
ser/o | serum, serous membrane |
spin/o | spinal |
-tomy | incision |
-trophy | development |
vascul/o | blood vessels |
adenectomy | excision of a gland |
adenitis | inflammation of a gland |
adenoma | tumor of a gland or glandular tissue |
adenopathy | disease condition of a gland or glandular tissue |
antineoplastic | agent that works against tumor growth |
antitumorigenic | agent that prevents tumor growth |
atherosclerosis | hardening of blood vessels caused by fatty growths |
biopsy | excision of live tissue for examination |
carcinoma | cancer of epithelial tissue |
cephalagia | head pain |
cephalic | pertaining to the head |
cephalodynic | pertaining to head pain |
cerebral | Pertaining to the cerebrum |
cerebritis | inflammation of the cerebrum |
cerebrovascular | pertaining to the cerebrum and blood vessels |
chemotherapy | treatment using chemicals or drugs |
crainiectomy | excision of part of the skull |
craniomalacia | softening of the skull |
hypotension | low blood pressure |
hypertrophy | overdevelopment, increase in size |
histology | study of tissues |
herniation | abnormal protrusion of an organ or other body sturcture through a defect of natural opening |
glandular | pertaining to a gland |
electroneurodiagnostic | electrical diagnostic testing of nervous system function |
encephalomyelopathy | disease condition of the brain and spinal cord |
encephalitis | inflammation of the brain |
electroencephalogram | tracing showing brain wave activity |
cranium | skull |
cranioplasty | surgical repair of the skull |
hypotrophy | underdevelopment, decrease in size |
lesion | wound, injury, or pathologic tissue |
lipoma | fatty tissue tumor |
malignant | bad, worsening, or leading to death |
malanocarcinoma | malignant (cancerous) |
lymphoma | lymph tissue tumor |
metastasize | to spread beyond its origin |
vascular | pertaining to the vessels |
ulcer | crater-like sore |
sarcoma | cancer of connective tissue |
oncology | the science that studies tumors |
oncologist | physician specialist in diseases involving tumors |
neoplasm | new growth, tumor |
neonatal | pertaining to newborn |
mucus | watery substance secreted by mucus membranes |
The prefix that means the opposite of hyper | Hypo |
What does the suffix trophy mean | Development |
-graph is a suffix used to mean | An instrument used to make an image |
For terms about the head, use the word root: | Cephal |
In words about epithelial tissue origin cancers, use the combining form: | Carcino |
The study of abnormal growth (tumors) is known as: | Oncology |
Tumor like thickenings in the large blood vessels are called | Atheromata |
Bone cancer is classified as what type of cancer? | Sarcp,a |
To properly form a plural from a singular ending in -oma, as in lipoma use: | mata |
An abnormal tissue condition characterized by an open sore on the skin or an internal sore as in the stomach would be a(n) | Ulcer |
What is hypokalemia | a low potassium (K+) level |
The verb that indicates a tumor that spreads is? | Metastasize |
Medical term for dark pigmented | Melan/o |
Medical term for gland | Aden/o |
Medical term for Lymph | Lymph/o |
Medical term for spinal cord or bone marrow | Myel/o |
Medical term for epithelial-type cancer | Carcin/o |
Medical term for fat (body fat) | Lip/o |
Medical term for small elevation of tissue | Papill/o |
Meaning of hyperemesis | Excessive vomiting |
Meaning of atrophy (hypotrophy) | Degeneration or wasting away |
Meaning of adenectomy | Excision or removal of a gland |
Meaning of lymphoma | tumor of a lymph gland |
Meaning of adenocarcinoma | Cancerous tumor of a glandular-type tissue |
Meaning of lipoid | Resembling (like) fat |
Meaning of ulcer | Lesion that is a sore |
Meaning of sarcoma | Cancer of connective tissue |
Meaning of benign | tumor that is not cancerous |
Meaning of melanocyte | Dark pigmented cell |
Meaning of morphology | Study of form and development |
Meaning of oncology | The study of tumors (specialty) |
Meaning of mucus | Secreted by the lining of the nose |
Meaning of neoplasm | New growth (synonym: tumor) |
Meaning of cephalalgia | Headache |
Meaning of encephalocele | Herniation of brain tissue |
Meaning of craniomalacia | Softening of the bones of the skull |
Meaning of electroencephalography | Process of recording electrical brain activity |
Meaning of craniotomy | Incision (cutting into) the skull |
Meaning of encephalitis | Inflammation of the brain |
Meaning of hypertrophy | Over development |
Meaning of chemotherapy | Treatment using chemicals or drugs |
Meaning of melanoma | Dark pigmented tumor |
Meaning of serosa | Membrane lining the closed cavities |
Meaning of oncologist | Specialist in the study of tumors |
Meaning of craniometer | instrument used to measure the skull |
Meaning of encephalomalacia | softening of the brain tissue |
Meaning of cerebrovascular | pertaining to the brain and blood vessels |
Meaning of craniectomy | Excision of part of the skull |
Meaning of antitumorigenic | agent that prevents tumor growth |
Meaning of memingocele | Herniation of the meninges |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for basal cell carcinoma | BCC |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for headache | HA |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for metastasis | met., metas, mets. |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for transient ischemic attack | TIA |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for medical laboratory technician | MLT |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for millimeters of mercury | mmHg |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for biopsy | Bx |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for electroencephalography (-gram, -graph) | EEG |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for cancer | CA |
What is the correct medical abbreviation for polysomnogram (-gram, -graph, -graphy) | PSG |