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Sphygmomanometer

Instrument that measures arterial blood pressure

Angi/o

Vessel

Aort/o

Aorta

Arteri/o


Arter/o

Artery

Arther/o

Plaque (fatty substance)

Atri/o

Atrium

Capn/o

Carbon Dioxide

Coron/o

Heart

Cyan/o

Blue

Isch/o

To hold back

Man/o

Pressure

My/o

Muscle

Ox/o

Oxygen

Pleb/o


Ven/i


Ven/o

Vein

Steth/o

Chest

Sphym/o

Pulse

Thromb/o

Clot

Vascul/o

Vessel

Ventricul/o

Ventricle

Brady-

Slow

Tachy-

Fast

-emia

Blood condition

-ia

Condition

-itis

Inflammation

-lysis

Breakdown, Destruction

-megaly

Enlargement

-meter

Measure

-ole, -ule

Small, Little

-oma

Tumor,mass collection of fluid

-osis

abnormal condition

-oxia

Oxygen

-pathy

disease condition

-plasty

surgical repair

-rrhaphy

suture

-sclerosis

hardening

-stenosis

narrowing

-tomy

incision, process of cutting

Hemorrhage

Escape of blood through ruptured blood vessels

Icterus

Yellowish coloration of plasma caused by increased bilirubin

Leukemia

Increase in number of cancerous white blood cells.

Phlebotomy

Venipuncture, process of drawing blood

Albumin/o

Albumin

Bas/o

Base

Chrom/o

Color

Coagul/o

Coagulation, Clotting

Cyt/o

Cell

Eosin/o

Red, Rosy, Dawn

Erythr/o

Red

Granul/o

Granule

Hem/o


Hemat/o

Blood

Home/o

Sameness, Constant

Is/o

Same, Equal

Kary/o

Nucleus

Leuk/o

White

Mon/o

Single, one

Morph/o

Shape, form

Myel/o

Bone Marrow, Spinal Cord

Neutr/o

Neutrophil, Neutral

Phag/o

Eat, Swallow

Phleb/o

Vein

Poikil/o

Irregular, varied

Sider/o

Iron

Spher/o

Round

Dys-

Bad, Abnormal, difficult

marco-, mega-

large

pan-

all

poly-

many, much

-blast

immature, embryonic

-cyte

cell

-cytosis

increase in cell number

-emic

pertaining to a blood condition

-genous

producing

-globin, -globulin

protien

-oid

resembling

-penia

deficiency

-philia

Increase in number of cells , attraction for

-plasia

development, growth

-rrhage

bursting forth

-stasis

stopping, controlling

Interstitial fluid

Fluid in between cells; extracellular fluid in tissues

Macrophages

Monocytes that migrate from the blood to the tissue

Anaphylaxis

Exaggerated hypersensitivity to a foreign substance

Edema

Excess fluid in tissues

ELISA

Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay


Test to detect antigens in sample


AKA Snap Test

Lymphoma

Malignant tumor of Lymphoid tisue

Aden/o

Gland

Axill/o

Armpit

Chem/o

Drug, Chemical

Immun/o

Immune, protection, safe

Lymph/o

Lymph

Lymphaden/o

Lymph Node

Lymphangi/o

Lymph Vessel

Splen/o

Spleen

Staphyl/o

Clusters

Strept/o

Twisted Chains

Thym/o

Thymus gland

Tox/o

Poison

Auto-

self, own

ana-

up, apart, backward, again, new

-ary

pertaining to

-coccus; cocci

Berry shaped bacterium

-ism

process, condition

-therapy

treatment

Sebum

Oily substance secreted by sebaceus glands

Ungulates

Hooved animals

Abrasion

Wound caused by scraping of skin or mucous membranes

Abscess

Localized collection of pus

Alopecia

Absence of hair in an area where it normally grows

Atopy

hypersensitivity reaction characterized by pruritus and dermatitis

Biopsy

Removal of tissue for microscopic examination

Ecchymosis

Bluish-black mark on the skin

Erythema

Widespread redness on the skin

Eczema

Generalized term for any superficial inflammation characterized by redness, itching and oozing blisters which form scabs.

Fine Needle Aspirate (FNA)

Collection of fluid or cells for laboratory exam.

Hidrosis

Sweating

Laceration

Wound caused by tearing

Lesion

Abnormal change in tissue

Melanoma

Malignant tumor of the skin

Petechia

Small pinpoint hemorrhages

Pruritus

Itching

Purpura

Condition of hemorrhaging into the skin creating a bruise

Purulent

Containing pus

Trichobezoar

Hairball

Urticaria

Hives

Albin/o

White

Carcin/o

Cancer

Cutane/o

Skin

Erythem/o


Erythemat/o

Redness, flushed

Hid/o

Sweat

Icthy/o

Dry, scaly

Kerat/o

Horny, hard

Melan/o

Black

Myc/o

Fungus

Onych/o

Nail

Pil/o

Hair

Py/o

Pus

Seb/o


Sebace/o

Sebum

Squam/o

Scale

Steat/o

Fat, Sebum

Trich/o

Hair

Ungu/o

Nail, hoof

Xer/o

Dry

Epi-

Above, upon, on

Intra-

within, into

par-

other than, abnormal

per-

through

-ose

pertaining to, sugar

-ema

condition

-derma

skin

Voiding

Emptying of urine from the bladder; urination

Calculus

Stones, small sedimentary particles in urine

Diuresis

Increased excretion of urine

Enuresis

Inability to control urinatin; incontinence

Perineal Urethrostomy

New opening in the perineum to correct FLUTD

Pollakiuria

Frequent urination

Stranguria

Straining to urinate; slow painful urination

Azot/o

Nitrogen

Crystall/o

Crytals

Cyst/o

Urinary Bladder

Dips/o

Thirst

Glomerul/o

Glomerulus

Gluc/o


Glucos/o


Glycos/o

Glucose, Sugar

Hydr/o

Fluid, water

Ile/o

Ileum

Ket/o


Keton/o

Ketones; Ketone bodies

Lith/o

Stone

Nephr/o


Ren/o

Kidney

Olig/o

Scanty

Pyel/o

Renal Pelvis

Ur/o

Urine; urinary tract

Uret/o

Ureter

Urethr/o

Urethra

Urin/o

Urine

an-

no; not; without

di-

twice

para-

near; beside; along side of; abnormal

-centesis

surgical puncture to remove fluid or gas

-etic

pertaining to; pertaining to a condition

-iasis

abnormal condition

-malacia

softening

-pexy

surgical fixing, to put in place

-poiesis

formation

-poietin

substance that forms

-ptosis

drooping, dagging, prolapse

-scopy

visual examination

-stomy

new opening

-tripsy

to crush

-uria

urination, condition of urine

Cryptorchidism

Undescended testicle

Balan/o

Glans Penis

Crypt/o

Hidden

Epididym/o

Epididymis

Gen/o

Producing

Later/o

Side

Orch/o


Orchi/o


Orchid/o

Testis; Testicles

Pen/i


Priap/o

Penis

Prostat/o

Prostate Gland

Semin/i

Semen/ seed

Sperm/o


Spermat/o

Spermatozoa; semen

Test/o

Testicles

Theri/o

Beast

Zo/o

Animal life

bi-

two, both

mono-

one, single

oligo-

scanty

-one

hormone

-cele

hernia

Parturition

The act of giving birth

Hydrocephalus

Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the brain

Amni/o

Amnion/ amniotic sac

Cervic/o

Cervix

Colp/o


Vagin/o

Vagina

Episi/o

Vulva

Galact/o


Lact/o

Milk

Genit/o

Related to birth, reproductive organs

Gest/o


Gestat/o


Gester/o

Pregnancy

Hyster/o

Uterus

Mamm/o


Mast/o

Mammary glands

Metr/o


Meti/o

Uterus/ womb

Nat/i

Birth


O/o


Ov/i


Ov/o


Ovul/o

Egg

Oophor/o

Ovary

Part/o


Parturit/o

Birth, labor

Perine/o

Perineum

Py/o

Pus

Radi/o

X-rays

Salping/o

Fallopian Tubes

Umbilic/o

Umbilicus; Navel

Uter/o

Uterus; Womb

Vulv/o

Vulva

Ante-

Before

nulli-

none

vivi-

live; life

-cyesis

pregnancy

-gravida

pregnancy

-ium

structure, tissue

-mortem

death

-para

to bear; bring forth live young

-tocia

labor, birth

-version

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