Medical Terminology Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Flash Cards

Chapter 2 Flash Cards


Cathleen Burton
This flashcard set delves into advanced medical terminology, focusing on diagnostic procedures like scans and imaging techniques, as well as various diseases and body conditions. It covers terms related to body parts, medical conditions, and treatments, including chronic diseases, infections, and trauma responses. Ideal for medical students and professionals, this flashcard set helps build a strong foundation in medical language, enhancing understanding and communication in healthcare settings.
Flashcards
37
Students
1
Language
English
Category
Medical
Level
Other
Created / Updated
11.06.2014 / 06.09.2019

Flashcards

Pertaining to

-al

Up, toward, apart

Ana-

Pertaining to

-ar

The science of body structure

Anatomy

Gristle, cartilage

Chondr/i/o

Time

Chron/o

A diagnostic scan similar to x-ray that produces a 3-D image of the body

Computed Axial Tomography Scan

Skull, cranium

Cran/o

The head region

Cephalic region

Head

Cephal/o

A disease of long duration, usually with a slow progression

Chronic

Heart

Card/i/o

Cause (of disease)

Eti/o

Formation, cause, produce

Gen/o

Sameness, unchanging

Hom/e/o

Pertaining to

-ion

Pertaining to

-ior

To heal

iatr/i/o

Pertaining to

-ic

Person, self

idi/o

A response to a trauma, which is marked by the symptoms of redness, swelling, heat and pain

Inflammation

The multiplication of parasitic organisms within the body, such as bacteria, viruses and fungi

Infection

A disease of unknown cause

Idiopathic

A disease that is induced by medical treatment

Iatrogenic

Flank, hip, groin

ili/o

To enter, invade

infect/o

Below

infer/i/o

Groin

inguin/o

A diagnostic scan that uses a powerful magnetic field to create 3-D images of soft tissue

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

A diagnostic scan that examine the metabolic activity of various parts of the body

Positron Emission Tomography Scan

Nature

Physi/o

Standing still

-stasis

Conditions following and resulting from a disease

Sequelae

To cut

Tom/o

One

Uni-

A diagnostic procedure in which harmless soundwaves are pulsated through body tissues

Ultrasound

Process of

-y

Study