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HCTA MedTerm Ch 1

HCTA MedTerm Ch1 Q1

QuestionAnswer
Angi/o, Vas/o, Vascul/o Vessel
Cardi/o Heart
Enter/o Small Intestine
Esophag/o Esophagus
Gastr/o Stomach
Hem/o, Hemat/o Blood
Hepat/o Liver
Oste/o Bone
Ur/o, Urin/o Urine
-al, -eal, -ac, ar pertaining to...
-estasis expansion, or dialation
-ectomy excision (removal)
-ia condition of...
-itis inflammation
-logy study of...
-megaly enlargement
-stomy creation of an opening
-tomy incision
oligo- few, or deficient
para- alongside of..., abnormal
Hepat(o)megaly Liver + Enlargement
Vas/ectomy (Vaso/ectomy) Vessel + Removal
Cardi/tis (Cardio/itis) Heart + Inflammation
Cari(o)esophag/eal (cardio/esophago/eal) Heart + Esophagus + (pertains to..)
Par/enter/al (Para/entero/al) (along side of...) + Sm. Intestine + (pertains to...)
angi/o + ectasis Angiectasis: Vessel + Expansion or Dialation
Gastr/o + tomy Gastrotomy: Stomach + Incision
Hemat/o + logy Hematology: Blood + study of...
Gastr/o + Enter/o + stomy Gastroenterostomy: Stomach + Sm. Intestines + creation of an opening (between)
Oligo + Ur/o + ia Oliguria: Deficient + Urine + condition of...
Oste/o + ectomy Ostectomy: Bone + Excision (Removal)
Peri + Cardi/o + itis Pericarditis: Around + Heart +inflammation of...
-dynia pain
-ium structure, or tissue
-logy study of...
-rrhaphy suture
-rrhexis rupture
-endo within
-epi upon
sub- below, or under
Cardi/o + ac Heart + pertaining to...
Epi + Cardi/o + al Upon + Heart + pertaining to..
sub + endo + Cardi/o + al Subendocardial: Below/Under + Within + Heart + pertaining to...
Cardi/o + Vascul/o + ar Cardiovascular: Heart + Vessel + pertaining to...
Cardi/o + logy Cardiology: Heart + study of...
Cardi/o + dynia Cardiodynia: Heart + Pain (Symptomatic)
Cardi/o + rrhexis Cardiorrhexis: Heart (wall) + Rupture (Diagnostic)
Cardi/o + rrhaphy Cardiorrhaphy: Heart + Suture (Operative)
Ovi (Root) Egg
Duct (Root) to lead...
Ovi + Duct Uterine Tube (Root+Root Combination Exception)
Meta- (Prefix) beyond, after, or change
Stasis (Suffix) Stop, or Stand
Meta + Stasis (Prefix + Suffix) Spread of Disease (Cancer, from one location to another) Prefix + Suffix Combination Exception
ileum vs. ilium part of... Intestine (ileum) vs. Hip Bone (ilium)
sitology vs. cytology study of... Food (sitology) vs. Cell (cytology)
abduction vs. adduction to draw body part... Outward/Away (abduction) vs. Inward/Toward (adduction)
hepatoma vs. hematoma Tumor of... Liver (hepatoma) vs. Blood (hematoma)
aphagia vs. aphasia Inability to... Swallow (aphagia) vs. Speak (aphsia)
Orthopedic/Orthopaedic true/correct + Musculoskeletal (pedic can also mean child)
Leukoyte/Leucocyte White + Cell
Hyster/o (Greek), Metr/o (Greek), Uter/o (Latin) Uterus (same meanings)
Plural of Vertebr(a) ? Vertebr(ae)
Plural of Diagnos(is) ? Diagnos(es)
Plural of Condylo(ma) ? Condylomata
Plural of Phenomen(on) ? Phenomen(a)
Plural of Bacteri(um) ? Bacteri(a)
Plural of Thor(ax) ? Thor(aces)
Plural of Ap(ex) ? Ap(ices)
Plural of Append(ix) ? Append(ices)
Plural of Myophath(y) ? Myophath(ies)
Plural of Ova ? Ova(ries)
Plural of Metastas(is) ? Metastas(es)
With ..."-is" on end word is? Singular
With ..."-es" on end ? Plural
With ..."-ma, -um, -us, -on, -ax, -ex, -ix " on end ? Singular
Plural of Fung(us) ? Fung(i)
Veruca ? Wart
Plural of Veruca ? Veruca(e)
Condyloma Genital Wart
Plural of Condyloma? Condylomata
Plural of Index? Indices
Plural of Thrombus ? Thrombi (Clots)
a-, an- (prefixes) ? Without
anti-, contra- Against, Opposed to...
de- From, Down, or Not...
ab- Away from...
Ad- to, toward, or near to...
Circum-, peri- around...
dia-, trans- across, or through
e-, ec-, ex- Out, or Away...
ecto-, exo-, extra- Outside
en-, endo-, inra- Within...
epi- upon...
inter- between...
meso- middle...
meta- beyond, after, or change...
para- along side of... (abnormal...)
retro- backward, or behind...
sub-, infra- below, or under...
bi- two, both...
hemi- half...
hyper- above, excessive...
hypo- below, deficient, low...
macro- large, long...
micro- small
mono-, uni- one...
oligo- Few, deficient...
pan- all...
poly-, multi- many...
quadri- four...
super-, supra-, ultra- above, excessive, beyond...
anti-, pre-, pro- before
brady- slow
tachy- fast
post- after, behind...
re- again, back...
con-, syn-, sym- together, with...
dys- painful, difficult, or faulty
eu- good, true..
neo- new...
-duction movement...
cercum + duction Cercumduction: Around + Movement
e + version eversion: away + turn
dia + gonal diagonal: across/through + angle
Extra + Cellular extracellular: outside + cell
Intra + cellular intracellular: inside + cell
Infra + umbilical Infraumbilical: Inside + Umbilicus (Navel)
Endo + Derm endoderm: innermost + tissue (dermus/skin)
meso + derm mesoderm: Middle + dermus/skin layer
Ecto + Derm ectoderm: outside + dermus
Endo + Crine Gland endocrine: within (secretion) gland
Exo + Crine Gland exocrine: outside (secretion) gland
Tachy + pnea tachypnea: Fast + Breathing
Post + Natal Postnatal: After + Birth
Peri + Natal Perinatal: Around (time) + Birth
Eu + tocia (toc/o) Eutocia: Good/Normal + Labor (birth)
Ante + Natal Antenatal: (time) Before + Birth
Super + Numerary Supernumerary: Above + Numbers (count)
Hemi + cephalic Hemicephalic: Half + Head + pertaining to...
Dactyl/o Finger/Toe
Con-, Syn-, Sym- Together with...
Syn + Dactyl/o + Condition of... Syndactylism: Condition of Fingers/Toe (fused) Together
Syn- (for most), Sym- comes before ? Sym- before: b, p, ph, m
-algia, -dynia pain
-genesis Origin, or Production
-lysis Breaking down, or Dissolution
-megaly Enlargement
-oid Resembling
-penia abnormal Reduction of...
-rrhea discharge
-spasm Involuntary Contraction
-cele Pouch, Hernia
-ectasis Expansion, or Dialation
-emia Blood Condition
-iasis Formation, or Presence of...
-itis Inflammation of...
-malacia Softening of...
-oma tumor
-osis Increase condition
-phil, -philia attraction to...
-ptosis Falling, or Downward Displacement
-rrhage, rrhagia To Burst Forth...
-rrhexis Rupture...
-centesis Puncture for Aspiration
-desis Binding
-ectomy excision (removal)
-pexy Suspension, fixation
-plasty Surgical Repair
-rrhaphy Suture/Stich
-ation process...
-e (suffix that does what?) an indicator for Person, Place, or Thing (Noun)
-ia, -ism condition of...
-y condition, or Process of...
-ium Tissue, or Structure
-ac, -al, -ar, -ary, -eal, -ic, -ous, -tic (Suffixes that form adjectives) Pertaining to...
-icle, -ole, -ula, -ule (Diminutive Suffixes) Small
-gram Record...
-graph Instrument that Records
-graphy Process of Recording...
-iatrics, -iatry Treatment
-logist Specialist who Studies...
-meter Instrument for measuring
-ist Person who Specializes in...
-metry Process of Measuring
-poiesis Formation..
-scope Instrument for Examination
-scopy Process of Examination
-stasis Stop, or Stand...
-desis (surgical suffix) Binding of Tissue...
-cyan/0 Blue
-erythr/o Red
-leuk/o white
-melan/o Black
aer/o (a root that is a substance) Air, Gas
hem/o, hemat/o Blood
Hydr/o Water
Lip/o Fat
Py/o Pus
Ur/o, Urin/o Urine
abdomin/o, Lapar/o abdomen
acr/o Extremity/ topmost part...
aden/o gland
angi/o, vas/o, vascul/o vessel
arthr/o Joint
Cardi/o Heart
Cephal/o Head
col/o, Colon/o Colon
Cyt/o Cell
Derm/o, Dermat/o, Cutane/o Skin
enter/o Sm. Intestines
gastr/o Stomach
Hepat/o Liver
Hist/o Tissue
My/o, Muscul/o Muscle
Nas/o, rhin/o Nose
Nephr/o, ren/o Kidney
Or/o Mouth
Oste/o Bone
Pneum/o, pneumon/o air, lung
Carcin/o Cancer
Crin/o to sectrete...
esthesi/o sensation...
fibro/o fiber
gen/o Origin, or Production
gynec/o Woman
Lith/o Stone
morph/o form
necr/o death
onc/o tumor, mass
orth/o Straight, normal, correct
path/o Disease
ped/o Child, or Foot
Phag/o Eat, swallow, engulf
phob/o Fear (exaggerated)/ Sensitivityto...
Plas/o Formation
Psych/o Mind
Scler/o Hard
Son/o Sound
Sten/o Narrow, narrowing...
Therm/o Heat
Tox/o, Toxic/o poison
Troph/o Nourishment/Development
Nephr/o Kidney
Nephr/o + Lith/o + iasis Nephrolithiasis: Kidney + Stone + Presence/Formation of...
Acr/o + megaly Acromegaly: Topmost/Extream + Enlargement (Body Part)
-ary (suffix) Pertaining to...
Urin/o + ary urinary: pertaining to urine
Oncoogy The Specialty Study of Tumors and Cancer
crin/o to secrete...
-ectomy excision/removal (organ/tissue)
--tomy Incision
-stomy creation of Opening (between)
What is the order used to figure out the meanings of words (Prefix+Root+Suffix) ? 1) Suffix 2) Prefix 3) Root (To determ Meaning)
Endo-, Meso-, Ecto-...? Endo: (Innermost/within) , Meso: (Middle) , Ecto: (Outside)
Cirum- around...
pan- all...
sub- below/under something... (located)
Epi- Upon something...
Intra- Within something...
Infra- below/under something... (similar to sub-, relates to position)
Quadriplegia ? 4 + paralysis + pertaining to... (limbs)
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