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74 Cards in this Set

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carp/o

wrist bones

cib/o

meals

cost/o

rib

cutane/o

skin

dactyl/o

fingers/toes

gloss/o

tongue

pub/o

pubis (anterior portion of the pelvis)

thel/o/theli/o

nipple

thyr/o

thyroid

trache/o

windpipe

-blast

embryonic, immature

-drome

to run

-fusion

coming together; to pour

-lapse

to slide, fall, sag

-lysis

breakdown, destruction, separation

-meter

to measure

-oxia

oxygen

-partum

birth, labor

-phoria

to bear, carry; feeling

-pnea

breathing

-rrhea

flow, discharge

ad-

toward

ana-

up, apart

ante-

before, forward

anti-

against

auto-

self

brady-

slow

contra-

against, opposite

de-

down, lack ofd

dys-

painful, bad, difficult, abnormal

eu-

good, normal

hemi-

half

mal-

bad

neo-

new

pan-

all

syn-/sym-

together

intra-

in, within, into

inter-

between

infra-

beneath, under

abduction

moving away from

adduction

moving towards

contralateral

opposite side

ipsilateral

same side

sign

objective finding perceived by the examiner

symptom

subjective finding/subjective change in condition as perceived by the patient

adrenal glands/suprarenal glands

glands located above the kidney that are responsible for secreting hormones (remember to study these)

adrenal cortex

outer part of the adrenal gland

adrenal medulla

inner part of the adrenal glands

autoimmune

the body makes antibodies against its own cells

ectopic pregnancy

embryo implanted outside the uterus

prolapse

to sag/fall forward

-ptosis

to sag (more commonly used to describe drooping of eyelids)

proptosis

forward prolapse

exopthalmus

eyes are pushed forward

Cushing's syndrome

chronic excess glucocorticoid, used to treat other diseases

Cushing disease

caused by excess secretion of ACTH by the pituitary

Addison's disease

chronic adrenocortical insufficiency

symphysis

type of joint formed by cartilage

symbiosis

organisms in close association that either has mutual benefit or not

parasitism

a type of symbiosis but one organism benefits while the other does not

antigen

a foreign substance that stimulates the production of antibodies

antibodies

protein substances made by WBC in response to the presence of foreign antigens

immune reaction (protection)

the reaction where antibodies attack and destroy the antigens

Rh factor

determines the "+" or the "-" of the blood type

congenital anomaly

an abnormality that the baby is born with

recombinant DNA

a procedure that takes a gene from one organism and inserts it (recombining it) into the DNA of another organism

polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

method of producing multiple copies of a single gene

syndrome

a group of signs or symptoms that are grouped together to produce a typical clinical picture

Reye's syndrome

acute encephalopathy with cerebral edema and fatty infiltration of the liver

Marfan syndrome

inherited connective tissue disorder

arachnodactyly

spider-like appendages

fetal alcohol syndrome

a syndrome caused by the mother consuming alcohol throughout the pregnancy

TURP

transurethral resection of the prostate

ultrasonography

uses ultrasound waves to create images or photographs