C. Umbilicus O. d. organs. d. cephalic. H. Dors/o. C. Anterior. Hemolysis (hemo-lysis): destruction of red blood cells as a result of cell rupture. B. Cauterizatiin T. Umbilic/o B. MRI c. Adhesion Anterior, front, A. Anter/o. Superior- pertaining to above or higher; toward the head. D. C&S. J. Histologist. Usa las expresiones de As se dice en la pgina 257 para describir cmo reaccionaron las personas en las siguientes situaciones. Plasmolysis (plasmo-lysis): shrinkage that typically occurs in the cytoplasm of plant cells due to the flow of water outside of the cell by osmosis. c. colostomy. Multiple sclerosis= myelin sheat destruction, disruption in nerve impulse conduction. This plane lies exactly in the middle of the body and divides the body into equal halves. lymphedema swelling and accumulation of tissue fluid.-emesis (vomiting) hyper ( excessive, above normal) hyperemisis exscessive vomiting. E. Cauterization. Pertaining to the neck of the body or the neck of the uterus. D. Fluoroscope True A coronal plane divides the body into. A. Flouroscopy B. Distal H. Dors/o. False, The pelvic cavity contains the lungs. Another term for septicemia is Band of scar tissue binding anatomical surfaces that are normally separate from each other. This plane is called this. c. fulgurization Radiation, x-ray; radius (lower arm bone on thumb side). a. Q. Radiologist What plane divides the body into right and left halves? H. Doppler. c. nuclear scan. 76. Band of scar tissue that binds anatomical surfaces together, 91. d. lumbar region. Q. Radiologist C. -lysis D. Cervical P. Posterior Groin, A. Anter/o. P. Pelv/i I. Endoscopy. mastopexy. T. Umbilic/o J. Hist/o. . C. Cephal/o. N. Later/o False, The dorsal cavity contains the lungs. e. front. d. groin. Organ xerodermascleroderma I. Gastr/o. Boat builders adopted iron nails and built the . b. supine. L. Infer/o F. Cervical. Which term describes a separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue? A vertebral subluxation can occur from poor posture, repetitive movements, or trauma to the spine, such as a fall or severe blow. \end{array} a. cauterization. Brainscape helps you realize your greatest personal and professional ambitions through strong habits and hyper-efficient studying. e. cecum. Q. Radiologist Adhesions can develop anywhere in the body, but form most commonly in the: L. Lateral What organ is contained in the RUQ Process of burning abnormal tissue with electricity, freezing, heat, or chemicals (silver nitrate). O. Lumb/o E. Coronal cavity, 14. True Thrombi formed in either arteries or veins often cause occlusion in the vascular system and prevent blood flow. b. MRI. Hydrolysis (hydro-lysis): the decomposition of compounds or biological polymers into smaller molecules by a chemical reaction with water. b. scan. F. Cyt/o. J. Hist/o. B. Histoblast The separation is suppressed, and the original unity, as it is in God, appears as the first, as what holds together even the past in the universe, and what constitutes the aim of the development in a finite accord. Word building reference [ D ] Medical terminology is composed of a prefix, root word, and suffix: Prefix: A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word to modify or change its meaning. E. Thorac/o, 31. c. spin/o. L. Infer/o F. Cervical. d. midsagittal plane. 89. d. -toxic 2 (Latin & Greek) Latin: was the global . C. Body is erect and the eyes are looking forward. J. Histologist. C. Tomography The wrist is medial to the fingers. cyt/o Cell S. Superior CHAPTER 1 & 2 Medical language allows health care professionals to communicate quickly because it uses a common understanding of the terms we live in a multicultural world and medical terminology is a way of speaking in the same way regardless of your native language Medical language is primarily made up of words taken from how many ancient languages? (Siempre/Nadie) en mi familia tiene el pelo rubio. A. fixation (of a organ) breasts. Specialist in the study of tissue, A. Adhesion. The plane that divides the body into upper and lower halves is the, 8. I. Endoscopy. visual examination of the interior organs and cavities with a specialized lighted instrument called an endoscope. c. umbilical region. C. Histocyte G. Dist/o. S. Thorac/o D. Cervic/o. L. Infer/o d. endoscopy. Organ (-lysis :separation, destruction, or loosening). The science that deals with the information, structure, and function of cells is called, 4. The middle region of the adbominopelvic cavity is the J. Histologist. blood-brain barrier. What plane divides the body into right and left halves? Group of cells that perform a specialized function. d. Radiography The plane that separates the body into superior snd inferior portions is the S. Thorac/o C. Anterior. Pulp (soft tissue within the tooth) Gingiv/o means ? A. Suture A. Proximal The 5th Edition of this popular textbook continues to incorporate the most current trends and approaches to teaching medical terminology. Which term describes scar tissue formation during the healing process that binds anatomical surfaces together? separation, destruction, loosening. D. Leukocytes K. Ili/o b. pelvis. b. to the side of a structure. D. X-ray The directional term adduction means movement toward the body, 101. B. a. Coronal E. Chondr/o. T. Umbilic/o H. Doppler. The diagnostic technique that produces an image by recording the concentration of a radiopharmaceutical is called a(n) O. Lumb/o Root: central part of a word. a. gastritis. Q. Proxim/o This is a type of nuclear scan that uses radio pharmaceuticals to diagnose disorders involving metabolic process, such as brain tumors, epilepsy, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, and pulmonary disorders. the study Q. Radiologist E. Chrondr/o. I. Gastr/o. D. Cervic/o. H. Doppler. C. Cephal/o. C. Toxemia H. Dors/o. b. claudication Q. Radiologist a. across, through. H. Dors/o. Stomach, A. Anter/o. P. Pelv/i D. Cervic/o. R. Spin/o Protective mechanism that blocks specific substances found in the bloodstream from entering delicate brain tissue. Refers to the upper part of a structure or above a structure, A. Adhesion. J. Hist/o. e. SPECT. E. Chrondr/o. Pages 1 Key Term separation destruction or loosening of tissue This preview shows page 1 out of 1 page. Separation; destruction; loosening. Label the images below. Q. Radiologist H. Doppler. C. Cephal/o. a. Proximal A coronal plane divides the body into, 11. d. curettage L. Infer/o P. Posterior 69. c. nucle/o. D. C&S. Cell, A. Anter/o. J. Histologist. E. Chondroma, 45. Chapter 1 Intro To Programmed Learning & Medical Word Building, Chapter 5 Cardiovascular And Lymphatic Systems. B. Dist/o Superior Accepted papers received: 15 March 2023. B. Anema C. Dorsal cavity Diabetic ulcers (DUs) are one of the most serious complications of diabetes mellitus. Tensilon test given if muscle is tense in myasthenia gravis. K. Ili/o Nearest the point of attachment, center of the body, or point of reference. J. Histologist. J. Hist/o. abdomen/o Abdomen C. Ultrasonography L. Infer/o B. Caud/o. E. Above another structure, C. Nearest to the beginning of a structure, 29. \text { actor } & \text { envivo } & \text { protagonlzada } \\ Science Photo Library/Brand X Pictures/Getty Images. E. Cauterization. In some people, the distal end of the clavicle at of AC joint can begin to loose calcium, soften and erode. This is a production of shadow images of photographic film. K. Inferior D. Below another structure This employs magnetic energy (without ionizing x-rays) to produce cross-sectional images. I. Gastr/o. The internal organs of the thoracic cavity are protected by the, Muscular dystrophy is characterized by gradual, Infection of the bone and bone marrow is called, The opening where the renal artery and renal vein enter and leave the kidney is called the. D. Cervic/o. K. Inferior K. Ili/o prurituspsoriasis d. chondr/o. D. Cervic/o. T. Umbilic/o C. Nuclear scan G. Cytologist. F. Cervical. D. Diaphragm M. Medial C. Cephal/o. A gastroscope is a type of A. Radiograph 6 Q Caud(o) A Tail. obstetrician: Definition. e. Umbilical region, Where is the right lung in reference to the heart? 87. T. Thoracic Which term contains a prefix?dyspepsia front F. Cyt/o. C. Cephal/o. "The Biology Suffix -lysis." e. groin. G. Cytologist. B. Carcinoma e. The wrist is distal to the fingers. True b. Epigastric region G. Cytologist. The wrist is ventral to the fingers -toxic Pertaining to or toward the rear or caudal end. True S. Superior e. chondroma. False, Cytology is the study of the blood. F. Cyt/o. S. Thorac/o E. C&S, 24. B. Inguinal region The word element that means tail is J. Hist/o. Radiographic technique that uses electromagnetic energy to produce multiplanar cross-sectional images of the body. P. Pelv/i later/o Side, to one T. Umbilic/o accurately reflect the significance False, Cytolysis describes a condition of cellular development. -graph: Instrument for recording. According to some fire codes, the nozzle must be capable of delivering at least 300gal/min300 \mathrm{gal} / \mathrm{min}300gal/min. What suffix means separation, destruction, or loosening? H. Dors/o. D. Thoracic cavity S. Superior Examples Analysis (ana-lysis): method of study involving the separation of material into its constituent parts. a. histopathology D. Cervic/o. B. Tissues The word that means an instrument to cut the skin is. The name of this region means pertaining to below the stomach. E. Groin, 20. 78. c. Diaphragm O. J. Hist/o. M. Medial e. cells. C. Anterior. 85. T. Umbilic/o Because very few natural or organic materials are water-soluble, these materials routinely require the use of acids or fusion salts to bring them into solution. A common type of hernia that may occur, particularly in males, is an inguin/al hernia. In addition, the parenchyma and vascular bundles in the bamboo cell walls became loose. 1. O. Lumb/o C. Cephal/o. process of recording radiation, x-ray, or the radius bone - radiography. Root: central part of a word. e. dermatology. d. leukocytes. a. C. Organ level d. intestine. E. Lumbar, 33. E. Enlarger, 42. -dynia Pain C. Sagittal plane -logist B. Organ Therefore, researchers have turned their attention to advanced . d. superior T. Umbilic/o False, The abdominopelvic cavity contains the heart and the lungs. M. Medial 64. e. organism level. Afferent lymphatics running with the basilic vein and its tributaries. L. Lateral A. M. Inguin/o Choose the answer that best describes the action or situation. b. dist/o. C. Anterior. R. Radiopharmaceutical C. Cephal/o. d. umbilic/o. False, Hypogastric pain denotes that the pain is above the stomach. What is medical suffix? separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue - histolysis. Mis padres, mis hermanos y yo tenemos el pelo castano. J. Histologist. Fibrinolysis (fibrin-o-lysis): a natural occurring process involving the break down of fibrin in blood clots through enzyme activity. c. MRI. B. Caud/o. O. Lumb/o of wetlands, coral reefs, and -genesis Forming, e. pleuroscopy. e. thorac/o. Heterolysis (hetero-lysis): the dissolution or destruction of cells from one species by the lytic agent from a different species. Organ Uploaded By Jamieluna1. I. Endoscopy. R. Radiopharmaceutical The application of Lotka's law (C = 0.883, n = 3.597) showed a loose collaboration network and a predominant aggregation of authors with multiple retracted publications. Suffix: The ending part of a word that modifies the . -logist super/o Upper, above E. Chrondr/o. d. system level. Organ C. Cephal/o. Swelling of lymph tissue (swelling resulting from accumulation of tissue fluid). -gram: Record, writing. -gen Forming, dors/o Back G. Dist/o. B. Caud/o. E. Pleuroscopy, 30. C. Anterior. B. Someone who would try to elude the police. K. Ili/o histolysis. . E. Cauterization. What organ does the right lower quadrant (RLQ) contain? Medications administered to CA patients during chemotherapy, A. Adhesion. N. Nucleotoxic drugs land plants evolved an array of complex organs and tissue systems. G. Dist/o. 83. O. Lumb/o F. Cyt/o. Protective response of body tissues to irritation, infection, or allergy. b. inguinal region. M. Inguin/o L. Lateral This cavity contains organs of the digestive and reproductive systems and includes two subcavities: the abdominal and pelvic cavities. e. above another structure. 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Lumb/o This is the body's inflammatory response to infection, in which there is fever, elevated heart rate and respiratory rate, and low blood pressure. G. Dist/o. J. Histologist. separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue lysis separation, destruction, loosening nucle/o nucleus nuclear pertaining to a nucleus -ar pertaining to anter/o anterior, front anterior pertaining to the front -ior pertaining to caud/o tail caudal toward the tail -ad toward dist/o far, farthest distal Which organ is located in the thoracic cavity? b. beneath, under. ______________________________, MCAT Chapter 6 Muscle, Bone, and Skin Biology, MCAT Biology 2: The Digestive and Excretory S, Cole Conlin, Elizabeth Millan, Max Ehrsam, Parthena Draggett, Albert Valdman, Cathy Pons, Mary Ellen Scullen, Betsy Kerr, Guy Spielmann, Mary Rogers, Tracy D.Terrell, Bill VanPatten, Stacey Weber-Feve, Wynne Wong. S. Thorac/o G. Cytologist. c. Doppler. a. ablation actorenvivoprotagonlzadaargumentoestrellasdelcinepellculasboletosestrenopersonajescinehaclendocolateatro\begin{array}{lll} Appendix D. C&S. This is a dome-shaped muscle that plays an important role in breathing. b. colon. H. Dors/o. cells travel to remote regions of the body, Which pair of terms contains synonyms? E. Median plane, 17. J. Hist/o. B. Caud/o. d. fluoroscope. D. Cervic/o. F. Cervical. diaphoresissudoresis False, Sepsis is the body's response to diarrhea. M. Inguin/o a. E. Cauterization. gastromegaly. Radiolysis (radio-lysis): the decomposition of chemical compounds due to exposure to radiation. The frontal plane is also known as the: Term. d. thoracic cavity. A. Farthest from the beginning of a structure Paralysis (para-lysis): the loss of voluntary muscle movement, function, and sensation that causes the muscles to become loose or flaccid. O. Lumb/o 61. e. visceral. E. Spine, 39. G. Cytologist. e. lateral plane. I. Gastr/o. P. Posterior proxim/o Near, e. hemorrhage. ______________________________, Use gastr/o (stomach) to build a word that means visual examination of the stomach. Q. Radiologist B. Caud/o. Surgical suffixes Fixation of the breasts. -lysis separation, destruction, loosening macro- large mal- bad -malacia softening maxill/o jaw megal/o, -megaly enlargement melan/o black mening/o meninges . M. Medial K. Inferior L. Lateral physician who specializes in the treatment of disorders of blood and blood-forming tissues: Term. H. Doppler. C. Doppler C. Cephal/o. to a. ventral cavity. S. Superior J. Histologist. b. Thoracic Collection of body systems that makes up the most complex level- a living human being. K. Ili/o N. Later/o C. MRI L. Infer/o J. Hist/o. a. Pyrolysis (pyro-lysis): the decomposition of chemical compounds due to exposure to high temperatures. 77. O. Lumb/o C. Expander M. Inguin/o Separates thoracic cavity from abdominopelvic cavity. When you say, "the head is superior to the stomach," you mean it is located below the stomach, 100. T. Umbilic/o A Week One: ear o anatomy The ear is divided into 3 anatomic sections External - pinna and external auditory meatus (ear Toward the front of the body, organ, or structure. Measurement of blood flow by reflecting sound waves off moving blood cells, A. Adhesion. K. Ili/o P. Pelv/i The middle region of the abdominopelvic cavity is the: The body's inflammatory response to infection is known as adhesion, 93. D. Cervic/o. destruction interruption encounter invasion. M. Medial e. spine. Q. Proxim/o Magnetic resonance imaging Which structure supports and connects the cells of the nervous system? ray, suffixes Le profesieur Toarnesol est un personnage de la bande desiate Thncin" qui ne comprend jamais ce quoon lui elic. Adhesions can develop anywhere in the body, but from most commonly in the Cytotoxic- substance that is detrimental or destructive to cells. 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L. Infer/o N. Nucleotoxic drugs d. palms of the hands face the back of the body. D. Midsagittal plane c. body is erect and the eyes are looking forward. I. Gastr/o. What is the anatomical relation between the radial and ulnar artery? S. Superior F. Cyt/o. e. histoplasmin, What organ is contained in the RUQ? a. oncology. Gums, gum tissue. Visual examination of an organ or canal with a specialized lighted instrument is called: Pertaining to the side; toward the side. J. Hist/o. False, The tips of the fingers are proximal to the elbow. D. C&S. a. Spinal column F. Cyt/o. G. Dist/o. Imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) that bounce off body tissues and are recorded to produce an image of an internal organ or tissue. The radiograph produced shows a view from the front of the chest toward the back (of the body). A. K. Ili/o dist/o Far, What radiographic procedure employs high-frequency sound waves to produce an image ______________________________, Use radi/o (radiation, x-ray; radius [lower arm bone on the thumb side]) to build a word that means process of recording an x-ray. a. Suture \text { argumento } & \text { estrellas del cine } & \text { pellculas } \\ R. Spin/o c. toxemia. F. Cervical. uteri B. Caud/o. A histologist is a specialist in the study of: J. Histologist. Pages 5. e. organisms. In pairs, take turns asking one another for help with the indicated tasks. D. Cervic/o. a. median plane. R. Spin/o B. Caud/o. ilium (lateral, flaring portion of the hip bone), Groups of tissue that perform a specific function, Refers to the upper part of a structure or above a structure, Destruction of tissue by electricity, freezing, heat, or corrosive chemicals, Term that refers to the middle of a structure, Measurement of blood flow by reflecting sound waves off moving blood cells, Visual examination of a cavity or canal using a special lighted instrument, Medications administered to CA patients during chemotherapy, Ventral cavity that contains the heart, lungs, and associated structures, Body fluid test in which a specimen is placed on a culture medium to identify the cause of an infection and determine its sensitivity to antibiotic drugs, Term that refers to the lower part of a structure or below a structure, Radioactive substance that travels to a specific organ that will be scanned, Medical specialist concerned with electromagnetic radiation, ultrasound, and other imaging techniques, Band of scar tissue that binds anatomical surfaces together, Which term describes scar tissue formation during the healing process that binds anatomical surfaces together? A. I. Gastr/o. This hernia would be located in the right or left ? P. Pelv/i M. Medial D. C&S. Substance that is detrimental or destructive of cells. R. Spin/o Ventral cavity that contains the heart, lungs, and associated structures, A. Adhesion. Connection between two vessels; surgical joining of two ducts, blood vessels, or bowel segments to allow flow from one to the other. Cartilage, A. Anter/o. actorargumentoboletoscineenvivoestrellasdelcineestrenohaclendocolaprotagonlzadapellculaspersonajesteatro, junto con los fragmentos de los (3) ______________ de todas.
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