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MT Chab Chapter 4
medical terminology
Question | Answer |
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Anti- | against |
Epi- | above, on |
Ab- | away from |
Ad- | toward, near |
Hemi- | half |
Hyper- | excessive, above |
Inter- | between |
Intra- | within |
Post- | after, behind |
Meta- | change, beyond |
Hypo- | below, deficient |
Syn- | with, together |
Mal- | bad |
Uni- | one |
Bi- | two |
Tri- | three |
Quadri- | four |
Peri- | surrounding |
Neo- | new |
Tachy | fast |
Brady- | slow |
Ultra- and meta- | beyond |
Pro- and ante | before or forward |
Poly- | many or excessive |
Para- | near, along the side of |
Dyspnea | not able to breathe |
Antepartum | before birth |
Anemia | deficiency in red blood cells or of the hemoglobin |
Hypertrophy | excessive (more than normal) development |
Relapse | a return of symptoms of illness |
Dysuria | difficult, painful urination |
Antibody | a protein made by white blood cells and capable of destroying bacteria and viruses |
Congenital anomaly | an irregularity that occurs at birth |
Bradycardia | slow heart beat |
Prosthesis | an artificial part |
Subscapular | pertaining to under the shoulder bone |
Bilateral | pertaining to both sides |
Ultrasonography | process of recording sound waves to make an image of organs |
Adrenal | endocrine glands that are near (above)each kidney |
Metastasis | the spread of a cancerous tumor to another organ away from the original location |
Dialysis | complete separation and is the process of separating wastes from the blood |
Periosteum | a membrane that surrounds bone |
Syndrome | a group of symptoms that occur together |
Epidural hematoma | an abnormal collection of blood above the membrane covering the brain |
Endo- and intra- | within |
Prolapse | an organ falls or slides forward |
Metacarpal | hand bone |
Remission | symptoms of disease disappear |
Perianal | pertaining to surrounding the anus |
Subcostal | under the ribs |
Retroperitoneal | behind the abdominal cavity |
Antigen | foreign body, bacteria, virus |