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cardiovascular system
composed of the heart and blood; circulates blood throughout the body
carry oxygenated blood away from the heart
arteries
carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
veins
angio and vaso
vessel

vaso= vas deferens
aorta
directs oxygen rich blood from the heart to the body; largest artery in the body
arterio
artery
athero
fatty plaque
artio
atrium; chamber/cavity communicating with another structure
cardio
heart;
innermost layer
endocardium
thich contractile middle layer that forms the bulk of the heart
myocardium
thin outermost layer of the heart
epicardium
electro
electric
phlebo and veno
vein; superior/inferior vena cava
thrombo
blood clot
ventriculo
ventricle
heart contraction
systole
heart relaxation
diastole
adeno
gland
lympho
lymph
lymphadeno
lymph node
lymphangio
lymph vessel
spleno
spleen
necro
death
hemo
blood
presbyo
old
lysis
destruction
cyte
cell
cusis
hearing
anti
against
brady
low
tachy
rapid
arrhythmia
loss of heartbeat
arteriosclerosis
hardening of arteriole wall; altered function of tissues and organs
atherosclerosis
fatty substances in arterial walls
bruit
noise; soft blowing
deep vein thrombosis
blood clot in deep vein of the body
embolus
undissolved matter in the blood or lymph
fibrillation
abnormal quivering/contraction of the heart fibers
ischemia
deficiency of blood supply to the tissue
murmur
abnormal sound heard in heart
myocardial infarction
heart attack
rheumatic heart disease
rheumatic fever that causes damage to the heart
varicose veins
swollen veins; usually in lower leg
Hodgkin's Disease
malignant lymphoma; Reed-Sternberg cells
Mononucleosis
actue infecton, caused by Epstein Barr Virus
BP
blood pressure
CHF
congestive heart failure
CPR
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
CV
cardiovascular
ECG
electrocardiogram
HIV
human immunodeficiency virus
HSV
herpes simplex virus
cardio and corono
heart and blood vessels
echo
sound
ischo
deficiency
sphygmo
pulse
stetho
chest
oro and stomato
oral cavity
glosso and linguo
tongue
dento and odonto
teeth
gingiv
gums
esophago
esophagus
gastro
stomach
pharyngo
pharynx
pyloro
pylorus
sialo
saliva
cholangio
bile vessel
cholecysto
gallbladder
cholo
bile, gall
choledocho
bile duct
hepato
liver
pancreato
pancreas
ano
anus
appendo and appendico
appendix
colo and colono
colon
duodeno
duodenum
entero
intestine
ileo
ileum
jejuno
jejunum
procto
anus, rectum
sigmoido
sigmoid colon
aero
air
carcino
cancer
hemato
blood
litho
stone, calculus
maxillo
jaw
myco
fungus
ortho
straight
thermo
heat
toxo, toxico
poison
vagino
vagina
- al
- ar
- ary
- ic
pertaining to
- ia
condition
- ist
specialist
-ectomy
excision, removal
-plasty
surgical repair
- rrhaphy
suture
- tome
instrument to cut
- tomy
incision, cut into
- algia
- dynia
pain
-emesis
vomit
- gram
record
- graphy
process of recording
- iasis
abnormal condition
- itis
inflammation
- lith
stone, calculus
- logist
specialist in the study of
- logy
study of
- megaly
enlargement
- oma
tumor
- osis
abnormal condition
- pepsia
digestion
- phagia
swallow/ eat
- plasty
surgical repair
- rrhea
flow, discharge
- rrhaphy
suture
- scope
instrument to view
- scopy
visual examination
- spasm
involuntary contraction
- stenosis
stricture, narrowing
ab
away from
dia
through, complete
dys
bad, painful, difficult
epi
above, upon
hyper
above, excessive
hypo
under, below
peri
around
sub
under, below
bolus
food mixed with saliva
buccal
pertaining to the cheek
caries
decay
deglutition
act or process of swallowing
eu
normal
eructation
burping
feces
solid waste
flatus
gas expelled through the anus
cheilo and labio
lip
inguino
groin
lingual papillae
taste buds
masticate
chew
peristalsis
Involuntary, wavelike contractions of tubes of alimentary tract
prandio and cibo
meal
pyloro
pyloric sphincter
vermiform
shaped like a worm
lack of appetite
Anorexia
accumulation of fluid in the abdomen
ascites
gurgling or rumbling sound heard over the large intestines, caused by gas moving
through the intestines.
Borborygmus
ating disorder that is characterized by recurrent binge eating, purging of the food with
laxatives and/or vomiting, and persistent over-concern with body shape and weight.
Bulimia
protrusion/ projection of an organ (or part of it) through the cavity wall that normally contains it.
hernia
a mass of enlarged, twisted varicose veins in the mucous membrane inside or just
outside the rectum. Also called piles.
hemorrhoids
open sore or lesion of skin or mucous membrane, can have inflamed necrotic tissue sloughing.
ulcer
twisting of the bowel on itself, causing obstruction. Usually needs surgery to untwist the loop.
volvulus
CA
cancer
CT Scan
computerized tomography
Dx
diagnosis
GI
gastrointestinal
cysto and vesico
bladder
glomerulo
glomerulus
nephro and reno
kidney
pyelo
renal pelvis
uretero
ureter
urethro
urethra
uro
urine
adeno
gland
carcino
cancer
erythro
red
hemato
blood
litho
stone
nocto
night
oligo
scanty, little
pyo
pus
sclero
hardening
veno
vein
- al
- ic
- ous
pertaining to
-pexy
fixation
-plasty
surgical repair
-stomy
forming a new opening or mouth
-tome
instrument to cut
-tomy
incision, cut into
-tripsy
crushing
-cele
hernia, swelling
-cyte
cell
-ectasis
dilation
-edema
swelling
-pathy
disease
-phobia
fear
-ptosis
falling or dropping
-uria
urine
a
without
an
not
dys
painful, bad
in
not, in
intra
within
poly
many, much
supra
above
azoto
nitrogen
cortex
outer region
hilum, hilus
depression or pit in organ or gland where nerves or vessels enter and exit
meatus
passage, canal
-poiesis
formation or production
voiding, micturition
expelling urine
an increase in nitrogenous compounds, especially urea, in the urine.
azoturea
abnormal secretion of large amounts of urine
diuresis
painful or difficult urination
dysuria
involuntary discharge of urine after the age by which bladder control should have been
established.
enuresis
abnormal congenital opening of the male urethra upon the undersurface of the penis.
hypospadias
stenosis or narrowness of the foreskin opening over the glans penis in men.
phimosis
elevated level of urea or other protein waste products in the blood.
uremia
rapidly developing kidney tumor that usually occurs in children.
Wilms Tumor
IVP
intravenous pyelogram
KUB
kidney, ureter, bladder
UA
urinalysis
UTI
urinary tract infection
cervico
neck
colpo and vagino
vagina
episio and vulvo
vulva
gyneco
woman, female
hystero, metro, and utero
uterus
laparo
abdomen
mammo and masto
breast
meno
menses, menstruation
oophoro and ovario
ovary
salpingo
fallopian tube
balano
glans penis
orcho, orchio, orchido
testes
prostato
prostate
spermato
sperm
vaso
vas deferens, vessels
adipo and lipo
fat
carcino
cancer
muco
mucus
-genesis
producing, forming
-itis
inflammation
-oid
resembling
-plasia and -plasm
formation, growth
-rrhage and -rrhagia
bursting forth of
-rrhea
flow, discharge
-spasm
involuntary contraction, twitching
neo
new
post
after, behind
pre
before
andro
male, man, masculine
ante
before
cata
down or downward, destructive, against
crypto
hidden
cyeso, cyesi, gravido
pregnancy
meno
menses
nato
birth
omphalo
umbilicus, navel
-one
suffix meaning hormone
os (plural: ora)
mouth, opening
septi
seven
toco, -tocia
childbirth, labor
vaginal fungal infection caused by Candida albicans, characterized by a thick, curdy
discharge and extreme itching.
candidiasis
endometriosis
Endometrial tissue is found in various abnormal sites through the pelvis or in the
abdominal wall.
benign uterine tumors
fibroids
scanty or infrequent menstrual flow.
oligomenorrhea
absence of menstrual flow
amenorrhea
congenital absence of one or both testicles
anorchism
inflammation of skin covering glans penis
balantitis
failure of the testicles to descend into the scrotum.
cryptorchidism
stenosis of narrowness of the preputial orifice to that the foreskin cannot be pushed back
over the glans penis.
phimosis
C-section
cesarean section
D&C
dilation and curettage
Ob-Gyn
obstetrics and gynecology
Pap Smear
Papinicolaus Smear
BPH
benign prostatic hyperplasia
GU
genitourinary