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  • Medical Terminology

    F Basic word structure F Root F Prefixes F Suffixes

    F Terms pertaining to the body

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  • Word analysis

    Root foundation of the word Suffix word ending Prefix word beginning Combining vowel vowel (usually o)

    that links the root to the suffix or the root to another root.

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  • Three general rules

    1. 2. combining vowel (o)

    suffix vowel gastr/itis not gastr/o/it is

    3. combining vowel 2 gastr/o/enter/o/logy

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  • HEMATOLOGY

    HEMAT / O / LOGY

    Root

    Blood

    Suffix

    Study of

    Combining vowel

    Hematology = study of the blood5

  • ELECTROCARDIOGRAM ELECTR / O / CARDI/ O / GRAM

    Root

    electricity

    Root

    heart

    Suffix

    record

    Combining vowel

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    Electrocardiogram = record of the electricityin the heart

  • EPIGASTRITIS

    EPI / GASTR / ITIS

    Suffix Prefix

    Above

    Root

    Stomach inflammation

    Epigastritis = Inflammation of above stomach

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  • Prefixes

    Negative prefixes

    a- not, without apneaan- anemiaab- away from abnormaldys- bad, painful, dyspepsia

    difficult, abnormal

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  • PrefixesPrefixes of number

    bi- two bicuspidtri- three tricuspidmulti- many multifactors

    Prefixes of degree or size

    hyper- excessive hyperplasiamacro- large macroblast

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  • PrefixesPrefixes of location

    ec- out, outside ectopic pregnancyecto-en- in, within endoscopeendo-epi- above epidermistrans- across transplantperi- surrounding pericardium

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  • PrefixesPrefixes of time and order

    pro- before prognosisretro- behind, retroperitoneal

    backwardsub- below, under subtherapeutic

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    Prefixes of attitude anti- against antidotecontra- against contraindicationsyn- together synergist

  • Prefixes

    Prefixes of speed

    brady- slow bradycardiatachy- fast tachypnea

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  • PrefixesPrefixes of color

    albin/o white albinismanthrac/o black (as coal) anthracosischlor/o green chlorophyll cirrh/o tawny yellow cirrhosiscyan/o blue cynaosiseosin/o rosy eosinophilerythr/o red erythrocyte

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  • PrefixesPrefixes of color

    jaund/o yellow jaundiceleuk/o white leukodermalute/o yellow corpus luteummelen/o black melenocytepoli/o gray polimyelitisxanth/o yellow xanthoma

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  • Suffixes

    Noun suffixes-algia pain myalgia-cyte cell erythrocyte-ectomy excision nephrectomy-emia blood condition leukemia-genesis forming pathogenesis-gram record electroencephalogram-itis inflammation bronchitis

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  • Suffixes

    Noun suffixes-megaly enlargement acromegaly-oma tumor, mass, swelling

    hepatoma

    -pathy disease conditionadenopathy

    -penia deficiency leukopenia-therapy treatment chemotherapy

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  • Suffixes

    Noun suffixes-er person radiographer-ist specialist nephrologist-ic, -ical pertaining to neurological

    -ole little, small arteriole-ule venule-y condition, process

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  • SuffixesNoun suffixes = condition-ation constipation-cytosis abnormal condition of cells thrombocytosis-ema empyema-emia blood condition uremia-ia pneumonia-iasis abnormal condition cholelithiasis-osis -usually abnormal nephrosis-pathy disease condition adenopathy-uria urine condition proteinuria-y acromegaly

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  • Suffixes

    Adjective suffixes-ac, -iac cardiac-al, -eal peritoneal-ar pertaining to tonsillar-ary pulmonary-ic chronic-oid reseamble adenoid

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  • Plurals

    1. a -ae : vertebra vertebrae2. -is -es : pubis pubes3. -ix, -ex -ices : apex apices 4. -on a : ganglion ganglia5. -um a : ovum ova6. -us I : nucleus nuclei7. Others : anomalyanomalies, biopsy

    biopsies, adenomaadenomata20

  • Exercise 1 Pancytopenia

    Nocturia

    Arthralgia

    Anisocytosis

    hematochezia21

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    Exercise 1 Pancytopenia

    Nocturia

    Arthralgia

    Anisocytosis

    hematochezia

    Pan / cyt / o / penia

    Noct / uria

    Arthr / algia

    Anis / o / cyt / osis

    Hemat / o / chezia

  • Term pertaining to the body

    Planes of the body

    Digestive system

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    frontal (coronal)

    Sagittal (lateral)

    Transverse (cross-sectional)

    Anterior (ventral)

    Superior

    Inferior

    Posterior (dorsal)

    Proximal

    Distal

    lateralMedial

    Planes of the body

  • Nervous system

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    ventricle of the brain

    mening/o ; meningi/o

    cerebr/o ; encephal/o

    myel/o

  • Nervous system --algiaalgia excessive sensitivity to painexcessive sensitivity to pain --esthesiaesthesia nervous sensation (feeling)nervous sensation (feeling) --paresis paresis slight paralysisslight paralysis --plegiaplegia paralysisparalysis --lepsylepsy seizureseizure --phasiaphasia speech speech -- kinesiakinesia ; ; --kinesis kinesis movementmovement

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  • Exercise 2 Nacrolepsy

    Meningoencephalitis

    Neuralgia

    Electroencephalography

    aphasia 27

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    Exercise 2

    Nacr / o / lepsy

    Meningo /encephal / itis

    Neur / algia

    Electro /encephal / o / graphy

    a / phasia

    Nacrolepsy

    Meningoencephalitis

    Neuralgia

    Electroencephalography

    aphasia

    HomeHighlightNarcolepsy

    HomeHighlightNarc

  • Cardiovascular system Cardiovascular system

    atri/o

    ventricul/o29

  • Cardiovascular system Cardiovascular system

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    angi/oangi/o ; vas/o ; ; vas/o ; vascul/ovascul/o vessel vessel aort/oaort/o aorta aorta arter/oarter/o ; ; arteri/oarteri/o artery artery ather/oather/o plaque plaque (fatty substance)(fatty substance)

    arthr/oarthr/o jointjoint thromb/othromb/o clotclot coron/ocoron/o heart heart phleb/ophleb/o ; ; ven/oven/o veinvein

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    Digestive system

    esophag/o

    pharyng/oor/o ; stomat/o

    gastr/ohepat/o

    splen/o

    duoden/o

    cholecyst/o

    pancreat/ojejun/o

    ile/o

    append/o ; appendic/ocec/o

    epiglott/o

    col/o ; colon/o

    an/orect/o

    sigmoid/o

  • Digestive system

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    AnorexiaAnorexiaAn / orexia = lack of appetite

    AphthousAphthous stomatitisstomatitisInflammation of the mouth with small ulcers

    Jaundice (Jaundice (IcterusIcterus) ) Yellow-orange coloration of the skin or other tissues

    due to high bilirubin level in the blood Flatus Flatus

    The presence of gas in both the stomach and the intestine

    AscitesAscitesAbnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen

  • AscitesAscites33

  • Digestive system

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    HematocheziaHematocheziaBright, fresh, red blood discharged from the rectum

    MelenaMelenaBlack, tarry stool; feces containing blood

    SteatorrheaSteatorrheaFat in the stool

    Constipation Constipation Difficult, delayed elimination of feces

    Diarrhea Diarrhea Frequent, loose, watery stools

  • Respiratory system

    trache/o

    pneum/o

    nas/o ; rhin/o

    bronch/o ; bronchi/o

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  • Respiratory system

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    Auscultation Auscultation Percussion Percussion -pnea breathing -osmia smell EmpyemaEmpyema

    Em/py/ema = collection of pus (in the pleural cavity)

    EpitaxisEpitaxisNose blood ()

    HemoptysisHemoptysishem/o/ptysis = splitting of blood ()

  • pleur/o ; -thorax

    PneumothoraxPneumothorax

    Accumulation of air or gas gathers in the lung37

  • Atelectasis ()

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  • Pulmonary resection 39

  • Urinary system

    ureter =

    urethra = 40

  • Urinary system azot/o nitrogen azotemia lith/o stone nephrolithiasis noct/i night nocturia olig/o scanty oliguria py/o pus pyuria ren/o kidney renal ischemia ur/o urine uremia -uria urination anuria

    urine condition hematuriaglycosuria

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  • Blood system chrom/ochrom/o color coagul/ocoagul/o clotting erythr/o red leuk/o white hem/o ; hemat/o blood myel/o bone marrow -blast immature cell -cytosis abnormal condition of cells

    (slight increase in cell numbers)42

  • Blood system -emia blood condition -penia deficiency -penia deficiency -philia increase in cell numbers -poesis formation -stasis stop Leukemia

    Leukocytosis43

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  • Musculoskeletal system

    arthro/o joint chondr/o cartilage oste/o bone spondyl/o vertebra ten/o ; tendin/o tendon rheumat/o watery flow calc/o ; calci/o calcium orth/o straight

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  • Musculoskeletal system

    fracture sudden breaking of a bone

    osteomalacia (rickets)softening of bone, with inadequate amounts of mineral (calcium) in the bone

    osteoporosis decrease in bone density (mass)

    osteomyelitisinflammation of the bone and bone marrow secondary to infection

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  • Skin

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    adip/o ; lip/o fat derm/o ; dermat/o skin hidr/o- ; diaphro/o- sweat ichthy/o scaly, dry (severe) xer/o dry (mild) kerat/o hard, horny tissue myc/o fungus onych/o nail pil/o hair steat/o fat

  • Lesions, Symptoms, and Abnormal Conditions Lesions, Symptoms, and Abnormal Conditions

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  • Psychiatry

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    psych/o mind iatr/o treatment anxi/o uneasy, distressed hallucin/o hallucination () hypn/o sleep ment/o mind phil/o attraction to -mania obsessive preoccupation -phobia fear -phoria feeling, bearing

  • Psychiatry Amnesia Amnesia

    Loss of memory

    Apathy Apathy Absence of emotion; lack of interest or emotional

    involvement

    Kleptomania Kleptomania Klepto = steal

    Photophobia Photophobia Fear of light

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  • Exercise 3

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  • Exercise 3

    Pharmaco / phobia = pharmacophobia

    Pan /cyto / penia = Pancytopenia

    Colon / ectomy = Colonectomy

    Electro / cardio / graphy = Elecardiography

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  • Medical Abbreviations C/C, CC chief complaint.C/O care of; complains ofD/H drug historyF/H, FH family historyH/O history of.M/H medical historyO: objectivePE physical examinationPH past historyPI present illnessPPH past pertinent historyR/O, RO rule outR/T related toS&S signs and symptoms.S/P status postS/S, SAS signs and symptoms. Syn SAS.SH social historySx signs and symptomsvs vital signs

    ABW actual body weight.BSA body surface areaBW body weight, body waterIBW ideal body weightIDW ideal body weightTBSA total body surface areawt weight

    /y/o years oldyr yearht height

    w/ withw/a when awakew/o without

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  • BP blood pressure;

    bpm beats per minuteBT body temperatureCPE complete physical examinationI&O intake and output (as for fluids)NK not knownNKA no known allergiesNKD no known diseaseNKDA no known drug allergiesO&E observation and examinationPP&A palpation, percussion and auscultationPR pulse rateRT rectal temperatureULQ upper left quadrant.

    URQ upper right quadrant54

  • / acid-base ratio. CBC complete blood count.A/G albumin/globulin ratio CK creatine kinase

    ABG arterial blood gas CLT clotting time

    AFB acid fast bacillus CT computerized tomography

    AG anion gap ECG electrocardiogram (also EKG)

    ALP alkaline phosphatase EEG electroencephalogram

    ALT alanine aminotransferase (formerly SGPT). ELISA enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay

    AP alkaline phosphatase FBC full blood count

    AST aspartate aminotransferase (formerly SGOT) FBS fasting blood sugar

    BST blood serologic test G/O gas and oxygen

    BUN blood urea nitrogen Hb hemoglobin

    BUN/CR blood urea nitrogen/creatine ratio HbA1c Glycosylated hemoglobin A1.

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    HCT Hct, hct, ht, hematocrit. SGPT Serum glutamic-pyruvictransaminase. See: ALT

    hgb hemoglobin. Syn: Hb, HGB STS serological test for syphilis

    IDL intermediate-density lipoprotein U urea, urology, unknown

    LFT liver function tests U&E urea and electrolytes.

    MFT muscle function test U/A, UA urinalysis

    PBS postprandial bood sugar UBG urobilinogen

    PFT pulmonary function tests US ultrasound

    PPT partial thromboplastin time VBG venous blood gas

    PT prothrombin time VC vital capacity

    RBC red blood cells/count VEF ventricular ejection fraction

    RU routine urinalysis. VLDL very low density lipoprotein

    SGOT serum glutamic-oxalacetictransaminase. See: AST

    XR x-ray

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    a beforeac ante cenam, before meal/s.

    AM ante meridiem, before noon.

    ASAP as soon as possiblebid bis in die, twice a day.

    BIN bin, twice a nightD, d dayD/A date of admissionD/C discharge,discontinue.

    DOB date of birthh.s. hora somniOD once dailypc post cenam, after meals.

    prn pro re nata (as needed)

    tid three times a day (Latin ter in die).

    UTD up to date

    CHA congenital hypoplastic anemia

    ESR erythrocyte sedimentation rate

    IDA iron deficiency anemia.INR International Normalized Ratio

    (standard of care for the management of anticoagulation).

    MCH mean corpuscular hemoglobin

    MCHCmean corpuscular hemoglobin

    concentration

    MCVmean corpuscular/cell volume (a

    parameter of red blood cells)

    PCV packed cell volume (hematocrit)

    RDW red cell distribution width

  • CVSAHD atherosclerotic heart disease PVST paroxysmal supraventricular

    tachycardiaAHF acute heart failure PVT paroxysmal ventricular

    tachycardiaAMI acute myocardial infarction RF rheumatic feverAV atrioventricular RVH right ventricular hypertrophy.AVB atrioventricular block RVMI right ventricle myocardial

    infarctionAVRT atrioventricular reentrant

    tachycardiaRVT renal vein thrombosis

    CAD coronary artery disease SAH subarachnoid hemorrhageCO cardiac output SV stroke volumeCVA cerebrovascular accident

    (stroke).SVA supraventricular arrhythmia

    CVD cerebrovascular disease SVE upraventricular extrasystoleCVD cardiovascular disease SVI stroke volume indexCVI cerebrovascular insufficiency SVT supra ventricular tachycardiaCVS cardiovascular system VF ventricular fibrillation,

    ventricular flutterDVT deep vein thrombosis VHD ventricular heart diseaseHT hypertension. VPC ventricular premature

    contractions.LVH left ventricular hypertrophy VT ventricular tachycardia.PIV peripheral intravenous (line) VTE venous thromboembolismPST paroxysmal supraventricular

    tachycardiavv varicose veins 58

  • GI

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    APE acute pulmonary edemaCOPD chronic obstructive pulmonary

    diseaseCOPE chronic obstructive pulmonary

    emphysemaCP chest painERV expiratory reserve volumeFEF forced expiratory flowFEV forced expiratory volumeFEV1 forced expiratory volume in one

    secondLL left lungLLL lower left lobe (lung)

    LRT lower respiratory tractLRTI lower respiratory tract infectionPEFR peak expiratory flow ratePTU pneumothoraxURI upper respiratory tract infectionURTI upper respiratory tract infection

    CAH chronic active hepatitisCAPD continuous ambulatory peritoneal

    dialysisCLD chronic liver diseaseDU duodenal ulcerGBD gallbladder diseaseGERD gastroesophageal reflux diseaseHBV hepatitis B virusHCV hepatitis C virusIBD inflammatory bowel diseaseIBS irritable bowel syndromeIP intra-peritonealL&S liver and spleenN&V, N/V nausea and vomiting.

    N/V/D/C nausea/vomiting/diarrhea/constipationPU peptic ulcerUC ulcerative colitis, urine culture

  • ARF acute renal failure

    BPH benign prostatic hypertrophy

    CF cystic fibrosis

    CRF chronic renal failure

    ESRD end stage renal disease

    ESRF end stage renal failure

    GFR glomerular filtration rate.

    HD hemodialysis

    RBF renal blood flow.

    RRF residual renal function.

    UPT urinary pregnancy test

    UTI urinary tract infection 60

  • ReferenceChabner DE. The language of medicine 6th edition. W.B.Saunders

    Company, Philadelphia, 2001.

    Medical dictionary (software).

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    Medical TerminologyWord analysisThree general rulesHematology = study of the bloodElectrocardiogram = record of the electricity in the heartEpigastritis= Inflammation of above stomachPrefixesPrefixesPrefixesPrefixesPrefixesPrefixesPrefixesSuffixesSuffixesSuffixesSuffixesSuffixesExercise 1Exercise 1Term pertaining to the bodyNervous systemNervous systemExercise 2Exercise 2Cardiovascular systemCardiovascular systemDigestive systemDigestive systemDigestive systemRespiratory systemRespiratory systemAtelectasis ()Urinary systemUrinary systemBlood systemBlood systemMusculoskeletal systemMusculoskeletal systemSkinPsychiatryPsychiatryExercise 3Exercise 3