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nomenclature
system of naming things, such as body parts
Terminologia Anatomica
a manual of anatomical nomenclature that standardizes the names of anatomical structures
eponyms
the name of a disease, structure, or procedure derived from the name of the person who discovered or described it first
medical record
a written account that includes a patient's initial complaints, medical history, physical findings, test results, and therapies
progress notes
written documentation for organizing follow-up data and evaluating a patient after the history and physical are obtained; also called SOAP notes
SOAP notes
progress notes
symptoms
physical or mental features indicating a condition that are perceived by the patient; a subjective indication of disease
sign
any abnormality indicative of disease that is discovered on examination; an objective indication of disease
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
1996 Federal law that restricts access to an individual's private medical information
International Classification of Diseases (ICD)
the classification of specific conditions determined by an international expert committee and published in a manual
Plural ending of -a
-ae
Plural ending of -ax
-aces
Plural ending of -en
-ina
Plural ending of -ex
-ices
Plural ending of -ion
-ia
Plural ending of -is
-es
Plural ending of -itis
-itides
Plural ending of -ium
-ia
Plural ending of -ix
-ices
Plural ending of -oma
-omata or -omas
Plural ending of -sis
-ses
Plural ending of -um
-a
Plural ending of -us
-i
Plural ending of -x
-ges
Plural ending of -y
-ies
word parts
prefixes, suffixes, or combining forms
combining forms
elements used in combination with another element to form a word
word root
the basic, meaningful part of a word that is left when any prefixes or suffixes are removed
etymology
the study of the origins of words or word parts and how they have arrived at their current form and meaning
a-
without
ab-
away from
ad-
toward
ambi-
both sides
an-
without
ana-
up
ante-
before, in front of
anti-
against
auto-
self
brady-
slow
caud-, caudo-
tail
cephal-, cephalo-
head
chrom-, chromo-
color, colored
circum-
around
contra-
against
cry-, cryo-
cold, freezing
cyst-, cysti-, cysto-
bladder
de-
from, away
dextr-, dextro-
right, toward the right
dys-
painful, difficult
ec-
out of, away from
encephal-, encephalo-
brain
end-, endo-
within, inner
epi-
upon, following
equi-
equal, equally
eu-
good, well, normal
ex-, exo-
out, outside
extra-
without, outside of
heter-, hetero-
other, different
homo-
same
hydro-
water
hyer-
above, beyond, over
hypo-
below, under, beneath
im-
not, in, within
in-
not, within, in; appears as im- before b, p, or m
infra-
below, under
inter-
among, between
intra-
within, inside
juxta-
near
mal-
abnormal, bad, ill
mes-, meso-
middle
meta-
between, behind, after, beyond
mid-
middle
neo-
new, recent
per-
through
pan-
all, entire
par-, para-
adjacent to, near
pari-
around
pre-
before
post-
after, behind
pro-
supporting, in front of, before
pseudo-
false
re-
backward, again
retro-
behind, backward
sinistro-
left, toward the left
sub-
below, under, beneath
super-
above, beyond
supra-
above, upon
sym-
together, with
syn-
together, with
tachy-
rapid
trans-
through, across
ultra-
beyond, excess
bi-
two
di-
two
diplo-
double
hemi-
half
hex-, hexa-
six
macr-, macro-
large
maxi-
extra large
mega-
big, large, great
micro-
small
mini-, mono-
small, miniature one
multi-
many
noni-
nine
oct-, octa- octo-
eight
pent-, penta-
five
poly-
many, much
quadir-, quadru-
four
semi-
half, partial
sept-, septi-
seven
sex-, sexi-
six
tetra-
four
tri-
three
uni-
one
dec-, deca-
ten
deci-
one-tenth
hecto-
one hundred
centi-
one one hundredth
kilo-
one thousand
milli-
one one thousandth
mega-
one million
micro-
one one millionth
giga-
one billion
nano-
one one billionth
-ac
pertaining or relating to
-ad
toward
-al
pertaining or relating to
-algia
pain
-ase
enzyme
-blast
immature precursor cell
-cele
swelling, hernia
-centesis
surgical puncture to remove fluid
-cide
kill
-cise
cute
-clast
something that breaks; to break
-cyte
cell
-desia
surgical fixation, fusion
-eal
pertaining to
-ectasis
expansion, dilation
-ectomy
surgical removal
-emia
condition of the blood
-esis
condition, action, process
-genesis
origination
-genic
produced by
-gram
written record or picture
-graph
record or picture
-graphy
writing, description
-ia, -iac
condition of, pertaining to
-iasis
presence of
-ic
pertaining to
-id
condition of
-ior
pertaining to
0ism
process
-itis
inflammation
-lith
stone
-logia, -logy
study of
-lysis
breakdown, destruction
-malacia
abnormal softening
-megaly
large, enlargement
-oid
resembling
-ology
study of
-oma
tumor or neoplasm
-osis
condition
-parous
giving birth
-pathy
disease
-penia
few, deficiency
-pexy
fixation
-phasia
speech
-phil-, -phile, -philia
attraction for
-phobia
abnormal fear
-plasia
growth
-plasty
surgical repair
-plegia
paralysis
-pnea
breathing
-poiesis
production, formation
-praxia
movement
-rrhage, -rrhagia
excessive, abnormal flow
-rrhaphy
fluid discharge or flow
-rrhexis
rupture
-scope
instrument for viewing
-scopy
viewing
-sis
state of
-spasm
twitch, involuntary muscle contraction
-stalsis
constriction, contraction
-stenosis
abnormal narrowing, stricture
-stomy
artificial or surgical opening
=taxis
movement toward a stimulus
-tome
part or section; instrument or cutting
-tomy
incision, cutting
-tripsy
crushing
-trophy
growth, nourishment
-uria
pertaining to the urine
A
assessment
CAAHEP
Commission of Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs
CC
chief complaint
c/o
complains of
CPT
Current Procedural Terminology
Dx or DX
diagnosis
FH
family history
HEENT
head, eyes, ears, nose, and throat
H&P
History and Physical
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
HPI
history of previous illness
Hx
history
ICD
International Classification of Diseases
IMP
impression
L&W
living and well
NAD
no acute distress
NKA
no known allergies
NKDA
no known drug allergies
O
objective
OH
Occupational History
P
plan
PE
physical examination
PERRLA
pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation
PMH
past medical history
R/O
rule out
ROS
review of systems
S
subjective
SH
social history
SOAP
subjective, objective, assessment, plan
Sx
symptom
UCHD
usual childhood diseases
WNL
within normal limits