Chapter 9 Medical Terminology Dr Kelly Medical Terminology

Chapter 9 Medical Terminology Dr. Kelly

Medical Terminology UNIT 9 Directions and Regions of the body Click to start Chapter 9

Medical Terminology Q. Super- and Supra- both mean? A. Above or beyond

Medical Terminology Q. Epi. A. Over, upon

Medical Terminology Q. Extra. A. Outside of, beyond, in addition to

Medical Terminology Q. Infra. A. Below, under

Medical Terminology Q. Sub. A. Under, below

Medical Terminology Q. Meta. A. Beyond, after, occurring later

Medical Terminology Q. Gastr/o A. Stomach

Medical Terminology Q. Epi/gastr/ic A. Region over the stomach

Medical Terminology Q. Splen A. Spleen

Medical Terminology Q. Epi/splen/itis A. Inflammation of the tissue over the spleen

Medical Terminology Regions of the abdomen

Medical Terminology Pick area before clicking, one at a time. Lumbar Umbilical Hypochondriac Epigastric lliac Hypogastric

Medical Terminology Q. cyst A. Bladder

Medical Terminology Q. Epi/cyst/itis A. Inflammation of the area over the bladder

Medical Terminology Q. Nephr A. Kidney

Medical Terminology Q. Epi/nephr/itis A. Inflammation of the tissue on the kidney

Medical Terminology s ” ’ ! y l w l o Ke to kn. r D d e e n t h g i ou m “Y Beware not to confuse, “dural” (layers of the meninges) with “dermal” (the skin)

Medical Terminology Q. Extra. A. Outside of or beyond

Medical Terminology Q. Extra/uterine means? A. Outside of or beyond the uterus

Medical Terminology Directional prefix Ultra, super, supra hyper Inter r e P Epi ta Me Intra Extra Trans Infra Sub, hypo

Medical Terminology Q. Contra A. Against

Medical Terminology Q. Trans A. Across or over

Medical Terminology Q. Retro A. Behind

Medical Terminology Q. Contra A. Against

Medical Terminology Q. Retro A. Behind

Medical Terminology Q. Trans A. Across or over

Medical Terminology Q. Sinistr/o A. Left

Medical Terminology Q. Sinistr/al A. Pertaining to the left

Medical Terminology Q. Cardia A. Heart

Medical Terminology Q. Sinistr/o/cardia A. Displacement of the heart to the left

Medical Terminology Q. Cerebr A. Cerebrum

Medical Terminology Q. Sinistr/o/cerebr/al A. Pertaining to the left of the cerebrum

Medical Terminology Q. Dextr/o A. Right

Medical Terminology Q. Dextr/al A. Pertaining to the right

Medical Terminology Q. Dextr/o/cardia A. Displacement of the heart to the right

Medical Terminology Q. Dextr/o/gastria A. Displacement of the stomach to the right

Medical Terminology Q. Ped/i A. Foot

Medical Terminology Q. Pod/o A. Foot

Medical Terminology Q. Ped/i/algia and pod/algia both mean? A. Pain in the foot

Medical Terminology s ” ’ ! y l w l o Ke to kn. r D d e e n t h g i ou m “Y Podiatrists and podiatric assistants diagnose and treat diseases and disorders of the foot

Medical Terminology Q. -iatrist A. Medical professional

Medical Terminology Q. -intric A. Medical professional

Medical Terminology Q. Pod/iatrist A. A health professional responsible for the feet

Medical Terminology Q. Pod/iatric A. A type of treatment (on or part of the feet)

Medical Terminology Q. Chir/o A. Hand

Medical Terminology Q. Plasty A. Surgical repair

Medical Terminology Q. Chir/o/plasty A. Surgical repair of the hand

Medical Terminology Q. Ab. A. From or away from

Medical Terminology Q. Ab/duct/ion A. The arm is raised away from the side of the body

Medical Terminology s ” ’ ! y l w l o Ke to kn. r D d e e n t h g i ou m “Y Abduction can occur from any midline. When the fingers of the hand are spread apart, “abduction” has occurred in four fingers.

Medical Terminology Q. Ad. A. Toward

Medical Terminology Q. Ad/duct/ion A. Movement toward a midline

Medical Terminology Q. Dia. A. Through

Medical Terminology Q. Per. A. Through

Medical Terminology Q. Peri. A. Around

Medical Terminology Q. Circum. A. Around

Medical Terminology Q. Peri/tonsill/ar A. Around the tonsil

Medical Terminology Q. Aden. A. Gland

Medical Terminology Q. Peri/aden/itis A. Inflammation around a gland

Medical Terminology Q. Circum A. Around

Medical Terminology Q. Circum/ocular A. Around the eye

Medical Terminology Q. Dia A. through

Medical Terminology Q. -rrhea A. Flow

Medical Terminology Q. Dia/rrhea A. Flowing through

Medical Terminology Q. Per. A. Through

Medical Terminology Q. Fus/o A. Melting

Medical Terminology Q. In. A. Into, or not

Medical Terminology Q. Fus/o A. Melting or flowing

Medical Terminology Q. Con/ A. With

Medical Terminology Q. Fus/o A. Melting or flowing

Medical Terminology Q. E/ A. Away from, without, or outside

Medical Terminology Q. Fus/o A. Melting or flowing

Medical Terminology Q. Per/ A. through

Medical Terminology Q. In/fusion A. Injecting fluids into a vein

Medical Terminology Q. Con/fusion A. Disturbed orientation as to time, place, person

Medical Terminology Q. Ef/fusion A. Escape of fluid into tissue

Medical Terminology Q. Per/fusion A. Pouring over or through

Medical Terminology Q. Peri. A. Around

Medical Terminology Q. Dia. A. Through

Medical Terminology Q. Circum. A. Around

Medical Terminology Q. Per. A. Through

Medical Terminology Q. Para. A. Around or near

Medical Terminology Q. Para/cyst/itis A. Inflammation near the bladder

Medical Terminology Q. Para/uter/ine A. Near the uterus

Medical Terminology Q. Micro. A. Small

Medical Terminology Q. cephalus A. Head

Medical Terminology Q. Micro/cephalus A. Condition of an abnormally small head

Medical Terminology Q. Cyt/ A. Cell

Medical Terminology Q. Micro/cyte A. Very small cell

Medical Terminology Q. BONUS POINT! A micro/gram is what size of a gram? A. One-thousandth

Medical Terminology Q. Macro. A. Large

Medical Terminology Q. Cyt/ A. Cell

Medical Terminology Q. Macro/cyte A. Very large cell

Medical Terminology Q. Macro/cephalus A. Abnormally large head

le T! b u N o I D PO Medical S U ON Terminology B Q. Can you remember some from the last chapters? Macro/glossia = Large Tongue Macrotia = Large Ear(s) Macro/rhina = Large Nose Macro/dontia = Large Teeth

Medical Terminology Q. Homo. A. Same

Medical Terminology Q. /glandular A. Pertaining to the gland

Medical Terminology Q. Homo/glandular A. Pertaining to the same gland

Medical Terminology Q. Hetero. A. Opposite

Medical Terminology Q. Heter/o/sex/ual A. Being attracted to the opposite sex

Medical Terminology Q. Semi. A. Half

Medical Terminology Q. Hemi. A. Half

Medical Terminology Q. Semi/conscious A. Half conscious

Medical Terminology Q. Hemi/gastr/ectomy A. Removal of half of the stomach

Medical Terminology Q. Semi/comatose A. Half comatose

Medical Terminology Q. Con. A. With

Medical Terminology Q. Genit/o A. Beginning or formation

Medical Terminology Q. BONUS POINT! A child born with syphilis congenital syphilis. has _____

Medical Terminology Review Time! Ultra = Trans = Supra = Super = Sub = Beyond, in excess Across Above, over Under, below

Medical Terminology Review Time! Semi = Retro = Peri = Per = Para = Half Behind Around or near Through Abnormal, near, beyond

Medical Terminology Review Time! Micro = Meta = Macro = Intra = Infra = Small Beyond Large Within Below

Medical Terminology Review Time! In = Homo = Hetero = Hemi = Extra = Into Same Different Half Outside of

Medical Terminology Review Time! Epi = Upon, on top of To free of, separate, undo Dis = Contra = Against Con = With Circum = Encircling, around

Medical Terminology Review Time! Ante = Ad = Ab = Front, before Toward Away from

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Medical Terminology UNIT 10 Pathogenic organisms, endocrine system, and medical specialties Click to start Chapter 10

Medical Terminology Start at TOP and answer your way down, one at a time. Immunity we are born with Passive acquired immunity Immunity the body develops Artificially acquired immunity Immunity passed from mother to infant Immunity in response to an acquired infection Immunity in response to vaccination Natural immunity Acquired immunity Natural acquired immunity

Medical Terminology Q. Immun/o A. Immune

Medical Terminology Q. Immun/o/logy A. Study of the immune system

Medical Terminology Q. Cocc/i A. Bacteria

Medical Terminology Q. Pneum/o/coccus A. Bacteria responsible for pneumonia

Medical Terminology Q. Strept/o (looks like) A. Twisted

Medical Terminology Q. Staphyl/o (looks like) A. Clusters

Medical Terminology Q. Aer/o A. Air

Medical Terminology Q. Aer/o/phobia A. Abnormal fear of air

Medical Terminology Q. Aer/o/therapy A. Treatment with air

Medical Terminology Q. Bi/o A. Life or living things

Medical Terminology Q. Bi/o/logy A. The study of living things

Medical Terminology Q. Bi/o/psy A. Study of living tissue

Medical Terminology Q. An/ A. Without

Medical Terminology Q. a/ A. Without

Medical Terminology Q. Sept/p A. Poisoned, toxic (infection)

Medical Terminology Q. Seps/o A. Poisoned, toxic (infection)

Medical Terminology Q. a/sept/ic A. Free from infection

Medical Terminology Q. Sept/o and seps/o are both combining forms for? A. Infection

Medical Terminology Q. Anti/ A. Against

Medical Terminology Q. Anti/septic A. Works against infection

Medical Terminology Q. Pharmac/o A. Pertaining to drugs

Medical Terminology Q. Pharmac/o/logy A. Study of drugs

Medical Terminology Q. Pharmac/ist A. Drug specialist

Medical Terminology Q. Myc/o A. Fungus

Medical Terminology Q. Pneumon/o A. Lung

Medical Terminology Q. Pneumon/o/myc/osis A. Condition of lung fungus

Medical Terminology Q. oid A. Resembling

Medical Terminology Q. Myc/oid A. Resembling fungi

Medical Terminology Q. Rhin/o A. Nose

Medical Terminology Q. Rhin/o/myc/osis A. Fungus condition of the nose

Medical Terminology Q. Syn/ A. Join, fused, together

Medical Terminology Q. Drom/o A. run

Medical Terminology Q. Syn/drome A. Symptoms running along together

Medical Terminology Q. Pro/ A. Before

Medical Terminology Q. Pro/drome A. Sympton that indicate an approaching disease

Medical Terminology Q. Sym/ A. Together

Medical Terminology Q. Pod/o A. Foot

Medical Terminology Q. Sym/podia A. Lower extremities are grown together

Medical Terminology Q. Pro/ A. Before

Medical Terminology Q. Cephal/ A. Head

Medical Terminology Q. Pro/cephal/ic A. Front of the head

Medical Terminology Q. i/ /j A. I Love Jay

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