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Med Term ASA Unit 8
Question | Answer |
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a-(an-) | not, without |
alges/o(ia) | pain sensation |
angi/o | vessel |
arteri/o | artery |
arthr/o | joint |
ather/o | fatty, porridgelike |
audi/o | hearing |
brady- | slow |
card/i/o | heart |
cyt/o | cell |
dys- | difficult, painful |
-ectasia | dilation, dilatation |
electr/o | electricity |
-emia | condition in the blood |
enter/o | intestine |
esthesi/o | feeling, sensation |
fibr/o | fibrous tissue |
hemangi/o | blood vessel |
hepat/o | liver |
hyster/o | uterus |
lip/o | fat |
-lysis | destruction |
my/o | muscle |
narc/o | sleep |
nephr/o | kidney |
neur/o | nerve |
-oma | tumor |
para- | abnormal, near, beside, beyond |
-pathy | disease |
-penia | abnormally low number, lack of |
pharmac/o | drugs, medications |
phas/0 (ia) | speech |
phleb/o | vein |
-phobia | abnormal fear |
phon/o (ia) | voice, sounds |
psych/o | mind, mental process |
-rrhexis | rupture |
salping/o | fallopian tubes, uterine tubes |
scler/o (ia) | hard, hardening |
sympath/o | sympathetic nervous system |
tachy- | fast |
thromb/o | clot |
ven/i | vein |
algesia | condition of pain sensitivity |
algesimeter | instrument for measuring level of pain |
algesia | condition of pain sensitivity |
algesimeter | instrument for measuring level of pain |
anesthesia | condition with no sensation |
analgesia | condition without pain |
anesthesiology | science of studying the administration of anesthetics |
anesthesia | condition with no sensation |
anesthetic | agent that produces loss of sensation |
anesthesiology | science of studying the administration of anesthetics |
anesthetic | agent that produces loss of sensation |
angiectasia | dilation of a vessel |
angioblast | immature vessel cell |
angiogram | x-ray of a vessel |
angiolysis | vessel destruction |
angioma | vessel tumor |
angiopathy | vessel disease |
angioplasty | surgical repair of a vessel |
angiorrhexis | rupture of a vessel |
angiosclerosis | hardening of a vessel |
angioscopy | process of looking into a vessel using a scope |
arteriectesis | dilation of an artery |
arteriofibrosis | condition of fibrous growth in the arteries |
arteriorrhexis | rupture of an artery |
arteriosclerosis | hardening of the arteries |
atheroma | fatty tissue tumor inside a large vessel |
atherosclerosis | fatty deposits on medium to large vessels, causing hardening |
autonomic | self-controlling, stress response center of the nervous system |
cardiorrhexis | rupture of the heart |
cystorrhexis | rupture of the bladder |
cytolysis | cell destruction |
dysesthesia | difficult or painful sensation |
electronneuromyography | processes of making an image of nerve & muscle function using electricity |
enterorrhexis | rupture of the small intestine |
esthesiometer | instrument used to measure the amount of sensation |
fibroma | fibrous tumor |
hemarthrosis | blood in a joint |
hematocrit | measurement of percent blood formed elements |
hematologist | physician specialist in blood disorders |
hematology | specialty of studying the blood |
hematolysis | destruction of blood (hemolysis) |
hematophobia | abnormal fear of blood |
hepatorrhexis | rupture of the liver |
hyperesthesia | oversensitivity to touch (may be painful) |
hyperplasia | abnormal over growth of cells |
hypoesthesia | below normal ability to feel (touch) |
hysterorrhexia | rupture of the uterus |
ischemia | condition in which blood flow to tissue is temporaily slowed or stopped |
lipolysis | lipid distruction |
metrorrhexis | rupture of uterine tissues |
myoblast | immature muscle cell |
myocardial | pertaining to the heart muscle (myocardial) |
myocarditis | inflammation of the myocardium |
myograph | instrument used to make a picture of muscle function |
myolysis | muscle tissue destruction |
myoma | muscle tumor |
myopathy | muscle disease |
myosclerosis | hardening of the muscle |
narcolepsy | seizures of uncontrolled sleep |
narcosis | condition of being affected by narcotics |
narcotic | analgesic & sleep-producing drug |
neurologist | physician specialist in nervous system disorders |
neurolysis | nerve destruction |
neuroma | nerve tumor |
neuropathy | nerve disease |
neurosis | nerve condition characterized by anxiety & phobias |
neurosurgeon | physician specialist who performs surgery on the brain |
parahepatitis | inflammation near the liver |
paralgesia | pain in the lower body |
paralgia | abnormal pain |
paralysis | loss of muscle function & sensation |
paranephritis | inflammation near the kidney |
parasympathetic | nerves that return the body to normal following stress |
pharmacist | specialist in drug therapy & dispensing drugs |
pharmacology | study of drug therapy |
phlebectesia | dilation of a vein |
phlebectomy | excision of a vein |
phlebography | process of taking an x-ray of a vein |
phleboplasty | surgical repair of a vein |
phleborrhexis | rupture of a vein |
psychiatrist | physician specialist in treatment of mental disorders |
psychology | study of the mind & mental process |
psychomotor | mental process that control movement |
psychotherapy | therapy for mental disorders |
psychotropic | agent that affects mental processes |
thromboangitis | blood clot in a vessel causing inflammation |
thrombocytopenia | lack of platelets |
thrombogenic | pertaining to producing clots |
thrombolymphangitis | inflammantion of a lymph vessel caused by a clot |
thrombolysis | clot destruction |
thrombophlebitis | inflammation of a vein caused by a clot(thrombus) |
venipuncture | incision into a vein with a needle to remove a venous blood(phlebotomy) |
The suffix for twitching or involuntary contraction | -spasm |
Phlebo is the combining form used for: | Vein |
Define the term neurologist | A specialist who would diagnose nervous system disorders |
If the oxygen demand of the heart cannot be adequately met, chest pain can occur. Give the medical term for chest pain | Angina Pectois |
A thrombus may block or _________ a blood vessel | Occlude |
The synonym for phlebotomy is: | venipuncture |
An angioplasty is used to repair what | vessel |
The prefix which means "beside, beyond, near, and abnormal is: | Para- |
What combining form is used to indicate fat in the blood vessel | Ather/o |
Give the combining form for muscle | Myo |
Correctly spell the medical term for the process of making an image of muscle function | Electromyography, myography, electroneuromyography |
Correctly spell the medical term for any disease of a vessel | Angiopathy |
Correctly spell the medical term for the study of the nervous system | Neurology |
Correctly spell the medical term for a sleep producing drug | Narcotic |
Correctly spell the medical term for hardening of an artery | Arteriosclerosis |
Correctly spell the medical term for surgical crushing of a nerve | Neurotripsy |
Correctly spell the medical term for destruction (dissolving) a blood clot | Thrombolysis |
Correctly spell the medical term for herniation of the spinal cord | myelocele |
Correctly spell the medical term for defective development of cartilage | Chondrodysplasia |
Correctly spell the medical term for physician specialist treating mental disorders | Psychiatrist |
Correctly spell the medical term for severe mental condition that may inculde delusions | psychosis, schizophrenia |
Correctly spell the medical term for specialist licensed to dispense medication | Pharmacist |
Correctly spell the medical term for an instrument to examine a vessel | Angioscopy |
Correctly spell the medical term for without or lack of sensation | Anesthesia |
Correctly spell the medical term for condition without pain | Analgesia |
Correctly spell the medical term for inflammation near the kidney | Paranephritis |
Correctly spell the medical term for medication that affects mental process | Psychotropic |
Correctly spell the medical term for paralysis of the lower half of the body | Paraplegia |
Medical term for hardening of the blood bessel due to fatty porridge-like substance | Atherosclerosis |
Medical term for tumor composed of muscle and fibrous tissue | Myofibroma |
Medical term for slow movement | Kinesialgia, Dyskinesia |
Medical term for out-flow pathway | Efferent |
Medical term for benign tumor or a blood vessel (like a port wine birthmark) | hemangioma |
Medical term for formation of a thrombus | Thrombogenesis |
Define the medical term arteriorrhexis | Rupture of an artery |
Define the medical term Paroxysmal | Sudden onset |
Define the medical term psychoneurosis | pcychological condition characterized by anxiety(fear), thoughts and behaviors to reduce fears |
Define the medical term angiolysis | Destruction of a vessel |
Define the medical term infarction | Necrosis of the tissue |
Define the medical term myoblast | embryonic or immature muscle cell |
Define the medical term hematocrit | Percentage of blood occupied by red blood cells |
Define the medical term thrombolymphangitis | inflammation of a blood vessel caused by a clot |
Define the medical term phlebbectasia | stretching of dilation of a vein |
Define the medical term parasympathetic | Functional part of the autonomic nervous system that returns the body to normal state following stress |
Give the correct abbreviation for Arteriosclerotic heart disease | ASHD |
Give the correct abbreviation for Coronary Artery Bypass Graft | CABG |
Give the correct abbreviation for trancutaneous electric nerve stimulation | TENS |
Give the correct abbreviation for neurologic vital signs | NVS |
Give the correct abbreviation for activities of daily living | ADL |
Give the correct abbreviation for electromyogram | EMG |
Give the correct abbreviation for Range of Motion | ROM |
Give the correct abbreviation for prothrombin time | pro time, pt |
Give the correct abbreviation for high-density lipoprotein | HDL |