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Med Term ASA Unit 4

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ab-   away from  
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abdomin/o   abdomen  
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ad-   toward  
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amni/o   amnion  
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arthro   joint  
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burs/o   bursa  
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-centesis   surgical puncture  
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chondr/o   cartilage  
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cost/o   rib  
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cyst/o   urinary bladder, fluid filled sac  
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dont/o, dent/o, odont/o   teeth, tooth  
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duct/o   movement  
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dys-   difficult or painful  
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fasci/o   fascia, connecdts muscle to muscle  
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hydro-   water  
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inter-   between  
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-ist   one who practices (specialist)  
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lumb/o   lumbar  
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malac/o   softening  
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menisc/o   meniscus of the knee  
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myel/o   spinal cord, bone marrow  
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odont/o   tissue around the teeth  
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orth/o   straight  
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-osis   condition  
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oste/o   bone  
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pelv/o   pelvis  
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peri-   around  
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-phobia   abnormal fear  
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-plasia   development  
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-plasty   surgical repair  
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poli/o   gray, gray matter  
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por/o   porous  
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prosthet/o   artificial limb  
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pub/o (ic)   pubis  
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rheumat/o   rheumatic, rheumatoid  
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-scope   looking instrument  
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-scopy   process of using a scope  
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supra   above  
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ten/o, tendin/o, tendon/o   tendon  
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thorac/o   chest, thorax  
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abdomen   belly area, cavity between the thorax  
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abdominocentesis   surgical puncture of the abdomen to remove fluid  
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abduct   move away from the midline  
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adduction   movement away from the midline  
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aberrant   wandering from normal location process or behavior  
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abnormal   deverting from the average or expected  
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addiction   habitual attraction, may include physical dependence  
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adhesions   tissues grown together that are normally separate  
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anmiocentesis   surgical puncture of the amnion to obtain cells for testing  
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arthritis   inflammation of a joint  
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arthroplasty   surgical repair of a joint  
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arthroscopy   process of using an arthroscope to examine a joint  
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bursa   serous sac between a tendon and bone  
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cardiocentesis   surgical puncture of the heart to remove fluid  
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costectomy   excision of a rib  
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cystocele   herniation of the urinary bladder  
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cystoscopy   process of examining the bladder using a scope  
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dysplasia   poor of defective development  
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etiology   study of the origin of a disease  
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fascia   tissue that connects muscle to muscle  
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fracture   break or crack  
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hydrocephalus   fluid in the skull causing deformity and brain damage  
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intercostal   pertaining to between the ribs  
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kyphosis   hunch back posterior throacis curvature  
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ligament   tissue that connects bone to bone  
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lumbar   pertaining to the lower back  
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meniscitis   imflammation of the meniscus  
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orthodontics   dental practice of straightening teeth  
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osteitis   inflammation of the bone  
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osteochondritis   inflammation of the bone and cartilage  
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osteoma   bone tumor  
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osteomyelitis   inflammation of the bone and bone marrow  
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pericardium   around the heart (membrane)  
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periodontal   around the tooth  
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poliomyelitis   inflammation of gray matter of the spinal cord  
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prosthesis   artificial limb or other body part  
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rheumatology   study of rhematic disease  
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supracostal   above the rib  
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supracranial   above or on top of the skull  
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tendinitis   inflammation of a tendon  
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tendon   tissue that connects muscle to bone  
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thorax   chest  
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When pronouncing the term "arthroscopy" the accent goes on which syllable?   Thros  
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The word root for bone is:   Oste  
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The combining form myelo means:   bone marrow or the spinal cord  
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The suffix -plasty means:   surgical repair  
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The prefix meaning between:   inter-  
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The term periodontal refers to the   Tissues around the teeth (gums)  
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The region of the abdomen below the right ribs is the:   Right hypochondriac region  
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A person who makes artificial limbs is called a(n)   prosthetist  
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The suffix for softening is:   -malacia  
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What is the medical term for wandering away from the normal path   Aberrant  
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The correct combining form for abdomen is   abdomin/o  
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The membrane around the bone is called:   Periosteum  
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Name the medical term for a(n)______________ physician that is a DO   Osteopathic  
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Name the medical term for a porous condition of the bone   Osteoporosis  
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Name the medical term for an instrument used to look into a joint   Arthroscope  
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Name the medical term for an immature bone marrow cell   Myeloblast  
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Name the medical term for tendon pain   Tenalgia, Tenodynia, Tendinalgia  
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Name the medical term for plural for bursa   Bursae  
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Name the medical term for the complete lack of development   Agenesis  
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Name the medical term for the incision into a joint   Arthrotomy  
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Name the medical term for between the ribs   Intercostal  
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Name the medical term for inflammation of the rib and cartilage   Costochodritis  
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Name the medical term for pertaining to the teeth or a tooth   Dental  
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Name the medical term for inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord   Poliomyelitis  
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Name the medical term for a physician specialist in bone and joint disorders   Orthopedist  
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Name the medical term for an artificial body part   Prosthesis  
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Name the medical term for pertaining to a location above the pubic bone   suprapubic  
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Name the medical term for measurement of the pelvis   Pelvimetry  
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Name the medical term for condition of bone loss   Osteopenia  
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Name the medical term for movement carrying a body part toward the midline   adduction, adduct, adducted, adducting  
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Name the medical term for unusual route or wandering from the normal path   aberrant  
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Name the medical term for poor or abnormal development   Dysplasia, Dystrophy, Dysgenesis  
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Noun for chest of chest cavity   Thorax  
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Name the medical term for sack-like structure with clear fluid   Hydrocyst, Cyst  
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Define addiction   Attraction or compulsion toward a substance or habit  
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Define Hydrocele   Herniation containing watery fluid  
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Define abdominocentesis   Surgical puncture of the abdomen for removal of fluid  
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Define cystoscopy   Looking (exam) into the urinary bladder using a scope  
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Define adhesions   Tissues that grow together that are normally apart  
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Define athroplasty   Surgical repair of a joint  
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Define osteomalacia   Abnormal softening of the bone  
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Define rheumatology   Study of arthritis and rheumatic disease  
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Define encephalomyelopathy   Brain and spinal cord disease  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for dentist   DDS  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for rheumatoid arthritis   RA  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for chest x-ray   CXR  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for cephalopelvic disproportion   CPD  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for orthopedics   Ortho, Orth  
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give the correct medical abbreviation for fracture   Fx  
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