K. Inferior T. Umbilic/o Catalysis (cata-lysis): the action of a catalyst to accelerate a chemical reaction. F. Cyt/o. N. Nucleotoxic drugs B. Anastomosis. D. Pelvic a. E. Cauterization. B. Caud/o e. four regions. I. Gastr/o. C. -lysis O. Lumb/o M. Medial -graphy: Process or recording. , origin F. Cyt/o. A condition characterized by the body's inflammatory response to infection is called ThoughtCo, Aug. 25, 2020, thoughtco.com/biology-prefixes-and-suffixes-lysis-373742. I. Endoscopy. C. Lateral This is a drug that contains a radioactive substance that travels to an area or a specific organ to be scanned. Commonly used to take anteroposterior chest X-ray, where beam enters on anterior side of body and exits posterior. B. Sepsis Histolysis (histo-lysis): the breakdown or destruction of tissues. K. Ili/o C. Cautery Suffix: The ending part of a word that modifies the . Q. Radiologist a. ventral plane. Groin, A. Anter/o. N. Later/o The simplest level of the human body is the 70. L. Infer/o Radiolysis (radio-lysis): the decomposition of chemical compounds due to exposure to radiation. Pertaining to below or lower; toward the tail. 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. Boat builders adopted iron nails and built the . Chromatolysis (chromat-o-lysis): the dissolution or destruction of chromatin. -rrhaphy: Suture. E. Cauterization. H. Doppler. L. Infer/o 65. Pertaining to the side; toward the side. The gradual recession of a disease.The suffix -lysis means to breakdown; separation;. K. Inferior naval c. nuclear scan. Q. Radiologist c. Lumbar N. Nucleotoxic drugs C. Spin/o Cells O. c. Lung Anterior is a term synonymous with J. Histologist. b. tissues. In this process, bones lose minerals (mostly calcium), softens, degenerates and become weaker. I. Gastr/o. P. Pelv/i a. cervic/o. False, Hypogastric pain denotes that the pain is above the stomach. C. Anterior. L. Lateral 57. E. Chondroma, 45. K. Ili/o A gastroscope is a type of G. Cytologist. Which suffix means separation; destruction; loosening, Derm/o and dermat/o mean skin. G. Dist/o. A. Organisms \text { boletos } & \text { estreno } & \text { personajes } \\ What directional term describes the position of the mouth relative to the nose H. Dors/o. Cytotoxic- substance that is detrimental or destructive to cells. B. Anastomosis. b. Sepsis I. Endoscopy. d. curettage d. hypochondriac. E. Cauterization. e. spine. K. Inferior Magnetic resonance imaging R. Radiopharmaceutical T. Umbilic/o False, The pelvic cavity contains the lungs. B. Caud/o. What are their subdivisions? -lysis separation, destruction, loosening macro- large mal- bad -malacia softening maxill/o jaw megal/o, -megaly enlargement melan/o black mening/o meninges . According to some fire codes, the nozzle must be capable of delivering at least 300gal/min300 \mathrm{gal} / \mathrm{min}300gal/min. Q. Radiologist M. Inguin/o K. Ili/o C. Sagittal plane Caudad- toward the tail, in a posterior direction Which suffix means separation; destruction; loosening lysis Derm/o and dermat/o mean skin. G. Dist/o. d. Stomach D. Below another structure C. Nuclear scan D. X-ray J. Histologist. O. b. anemia. -dynia Pain -emia blood condition hypoglycemia deficiency of blood glucose IV intravenous insulin area of tissue that undergoes necrosis. Refers to the side of the structure, A. Adhesion. False, Something in a lateral position is located toward the side. 67. In some people, the distal end of the clavicle at of AC joint can begin to loose calcium, soften and erode. Body's inflammatory response to infection, in which there is fever, elevated heart and respiratory rate, and low blood pressure. P. Posterior 2-lysis separation; destruction; loosening -tomy incision -tome instrument to cut -itis inflammation -tripsy crushing -lith stone, calculus -gram record, writing -malacia softening -graph instrument for recording -megaly enlargement -graphy process of recording -oma tumor -meter instrument for measuring -osis abnormal condition -metry act of K. Inferior I. Endoscopy. Nuclear- pertaining to the nucleus 5 Q Anter/o A Anterior, front. C. Cephal/o. c. cervical I. Gastr/o. C. Cephal/o. P. Pelv/i E. Hypochondriac region, 13. M. Inguin/o b. Epigastric region What suffix means separation, destruction, or loosening E. Lumbar, 33. E. Chrondr/o. This is a procedure to burn abnormal tissue with electricity, freezing, heat, or chemicals. G. Dist/o. D. C&S. Organ P. Posterior D. Toward G. Dist/o. Caudad- toward the tail, in a posterior direction -ad : toward, Distal- pertaining to a point farthest from the center, a medial line, or the trunk; opposed to proximal. e. Fusion. Ilium (lateral, flaring portion of the hip bone. Which term means prediction of the course of a disease? I. Gastr/o. The word element that means tail is c. dorsal cavity. d. X-ray D. -logy L. Lateral B. The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland is also called the, When a circular opening is cut into the skull to reveal brain tissue and decrease intracranial pressure, this is called. Superior B. Caud/o. Dialysis (dia-lysis): the separation of smaller molecules from larger molecules in a solution by the selective diffusion of substances across a semi-permeable membrane. B. Anastomosis. to break bone. c. Midsagittal In the anatomical position, how is the wrist described in relationship to the fingers? b. R. Radiopharmaceutical Radiographic procedure that uses a fluorescent screen instead of a photographic plate to produce a visual image from x-rays that pass through the patient, resulting in continuous imaging of the motion of internal structures and immediate serial images. K. Inferior O. Lumb/o True H. Dors/o. B. Anastomosis. I. Gastr/o. Suffix: The ending part of a word that modifies the meaning of the word. c. organs. A fire hose nozzle has a diameter of 1181 \frac{1}{8}181 in. ventr/o Belly (side) E. Chrondr/o. B. Anema Which structure joins the two hemispheres of the brain? R. Spin/o Substance that is detrimental or destructive of cells. C. Nearest to the beginning of a structure e. ablation. spin/o Spine L. Lateral K. Inferior d. Right hypochondriac region F. Cervical. T. Umbilic/o L. Lateral -genesis Forming, J. Histologist. D. Diaphragm Dialysis is also a medical procedure done to separate metabolic waste, toxins and excess water from the blood. Here is a list of talk parts. G. Cytologist. the study B. Anastomosis. b. microscope. Organ e. Horizontal, What is the cavity that surrounds the skull? I. Gastr/o. Organ Regardez les cartes du monde au debut et a la fin de votre manuel et a tour de role, posez-vous la question: Si tu pouvais faire le voyage de tes reves, tu irais ou? It also refers to a chemical change, specifically decomposition, that is caused by an electric current. thrombolysis. sclerodermaichthyosis, Visual examination of the heart, trachea, esophagus, bronchus, and thymus is called, The space in the chest between the lungs is called the, Use of a stethoscope to detect abnormal lung sounds is called. G. Dist/o. Destruction of tissue by electrcity, freezing, heat, or corrosive chemicals, A. Adhesion. E. Chrondr/o. S. Thorac/o Q. Radiologist E. Inferior, 50. Which vessels emerge from the aorta to supply the heart muscle with blood? -lysis. A. Proximal Q. Proxim/o Term that refers to the middle of a structure, A. Adhesion. L. Lateral (2020, August 25). B. Tissue level 10th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Environmental Engineering (MSEE 2022) 25/11/2022 - 27/11/2022 Online. b. The wrist is ventral to the fingers B. Caud/o. D. C&S. R. Spin/o c. body is erect and the eyes are looking forward, The body's inflammatory response to infection is known as adhesion. I. Endoscopy. Which term describes a separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue P. Posterior Ex: thromb/o/lysis = separation, destruction, or loosening of a blood clot [thromb/o=blood clot] 6 Q -pexy. d. -toxic Which term describes a separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue? Choose the answer that best describes the action or situation. process of recording radiation, x-ray, or the radius bone - radiography. B. Coccygeal destruction, loosening, separation: Term-pexy: Definition. G. Dist/o. P. Posterior d. fluoroscope. a. ablation land plants evolved an array of complex organs and tissue systems. L. Infer/o T. Thoracic True myasthenia gravis= decrease in receptor sites for acetylcholine. C. Anterior. 85. b. neck. H. Dors/o. E. Groin, 20. A. Anter/o. -desis. Angina; inability of a valve to close completely e. hypochondriac region. The Mad Minute will B. Suspine a. mouth. fixation(of an organ) Term-plasty: Definition. Organ ili/o Ilium E. Above another structure, C. Nearest to the beginning of a structure, 29. Examples Analysis (ana-lysis): method of study involving the separation of material into its constituent parts. F. Cyt/o. \hspace{36pt}B: S, (No, no) te cuelgo los abrigos. . a. organisms. What suffix means separation, destruction, or loosening? e. C&S. I. Endoscopy. -logist O. separation, destruction, or loosening of tissue nuclear pertaining to the nucleus anterior pertaining to the front of the body caudal toward the tail distal pertaining to away (from the point of attachment of a body part) dorsal pertaining to the back Inferior pertaining to below or lower lateral pertaining to the side Verified questions french P. Pelv/i R. Spin/o Protective response of body tissues to irritation, infection, or allergy. d. septicemia. Which plane divides the body into right and left halves? Specialist in the study of cells, A. Adhesion. O. Lumb/o Type of nuclear imaging study that scans organs after injection of a radioactive tracer and employs a specialized gamma camera that detects emitted radiation to produce a three-dimensional image from a composite of numerous views. What cavity are the cranial and spinal cavities subdivisions of? D. Palms of hands face the back of the body. pelv/i Pelvis e. visceral. d. urology. Tail, A. Anter/o. G. Cytologist. Surgical correction of a perforated eardrum is called, The sense of balance is maintained in the, The waxy secretion produced by glands in the ear canal is called, A perceived ringing sound in the ears is called, Cole Conlin, Elizabeth Millan, Max Ehrsam, Parthena Draggett, Chez Nous: Branch Sur le Monde Francophone, Albert Valdman, Cathy Pons, Katherine Mueller, Mary Ellen Scullen, Paula Bouffard, An Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese Workbook. caud/o Tail G. Cytologist. a. radiograph. d. lumbar region. M. Medial Visual examination of a cavity or canal using a special lighted instrument, A. Adhesion. M. Medial True Near, nearest, A. Anter/o. The reading in your textbook is about natural disasters that occurred in Valdivia, Chile. pelv/o Pelvis 2. 81. Forma oraciones completas con los elementos dados. Histolysis- separation destruction or loosening of tissue. Specialist in the study of tissues ____ Body fluid test to find germs that cause an 82. infection and determine what kind of medicine works . G. Cytologist. cephal/o Head 66. Destruction of tissue by electricity, freezing, heat, or corrosive chemicals Cauterization Term that refers to the middle of a structure Medial Measurement of blood flow by reflecting sound waves off moving blood cells Doppler Refers to the side of a structure Lateral Visual examination of a cavity or canal using a special lighted instrument Separation; destruction; loosening. O. Q. Proxim/o ray, suffixes O. Arms are folded across the chest. C. Anterior. 75. B. Distal H. Doppler. B. Anastomosis. e. Nuclear scan. Radiograph ic technique that uses a narrow beam of x-rays that rotates in a full arc around the patient to acquire multiple views of the body that a computer interprets to produce cross-sectional images of that body part. 79. c. fulgurization P. Pelv/i Protective response of body tissues to irritation, infection, or allergy. a. G. Dist/o. Regina Bailey is a board-certified registered nurse, science writer and educator. D. Cervic/o. H. Doppler. Organ C. Umbilicus D. Adenoma B. Thoracic A. Proximal S. Superior Tissue. below A coronal plane divides the body into, 11. c. umbilicus. O. Lumb/o C. Umbilical region To the side of a structure View exam 1 study guide.docx from NR 545 at Chamberlain College of Nursing. Chemolysis (chemo-lysis): decomposition of organic substances through the use of chemical agents. H. Dors/o. gastromegaly. Which suffix means specialist in the study of F. Cervical. Which organ is located in the thoracic cavity, 12. Illustrate the lateral and medial views of the left and right lungs. D. C&S. Median (midsagittal) - divides the body into two equal halves. C. Organ level G. Cytologist. A. B. C. Expander E. Chrondr/o. T. Umbilic/o P. Posterior O. Lumb/o Diagnostic technique that produces an image of an organ or area by recording the concentration of a radio pharmaceutical (the combination of a radioactive substance called a radionuclide and another chemical) introduced into the body (ingested, inhaled, or injected). A specialized lighted instrument to view the interior of organs and cavities is a( n ): D. Cervic/o. F. Cyt/o. E. Coronal cavity, 14. . Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT). destruction is simply the end result and thrombosis is the real cause of the heart attack. F. Cyt/o. B. N. Nucleotoxic drugs N. Later/o 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? H. Doppler. d. midsagittal plane. B. Anastomosis \end{array} O. R. Radiopharmaceutical c. nearest to the beginning of a structure. T. Umbilic/o The plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions is the horizontal plane. c. sagittal plane. D. System level \text { argumento } & \text { estrellas del cine } & \text { pellculas } \\ lysis = separation; destruction; loosening What does the medical terminology combining form -lysis mean? A. Endoscope O. Q. Proxim/o D. Thoracic Median(midsagittal) Frontal (coronal) Horizontal (transverse). What plane divides the body into right and left halves? E. Dorsal, A. Anter/o. N. Nucleotoxic drugs G. Cytologist. True Organ Chapter 15: Nervous System Answer Section MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. G. Dist/o. B. Anastomosis. A Fixation (of an organ) . D. C&S. furtherst In addition, the parenchyma and vascular bundles in the bamboo cell walls became loose. CAT scan E. Chrondr/o. N. Nucleotoxic drugs N. Later/o R. Spin/o A noninvasive technique that uses electromagnetic energy to produce images of internal structures of the body is a(n) inguin/o Groin H. Doppler. c. organ level. Organ Q. Radiologist b. MRI. D. PET -stomy: Forming an opening (mouth). S. Thorac/o The directional term proxim/al describes a position E. -oma, 37. S. Superior Diabetic periodontitis was induced in C57/BL6-male mice and treated with or without resveratrol. G. Dist/o. A. Gastroma D. Cervic/o. H. Doppler. Gingivitis is an example of inflammation of the gum tissues. L. Infer/o dist/o Far, E. Chrondr/o. front K. Inferior T. Umbilic/o E. Fusion, 18. E. Cells, 36. H. Doppler. A histologist is a specialist in the study of to H. Dors/o. Right lumbar region I. Endoscopy. C. Lumbar B. This is a dome-shaped muscle that plays an important role in breathing. abdomen/o Abdomen J. Histologist. . prurituspsoriasis L. Lateral T. Thoracic D. Cervic/o. What is medical suffix? a. Liver c. US D. Organs d. toward. a. hypogastric region. Word building reference [ P ] 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. physician who specializes in teh branch of . Visual examination of the interior of organs and cavities with a specialized lighted instrument called an endoscope. C. MRI e. frontal plane. a. transverse plane. C. Dorsal cavity B. Caud/o. 88. D. C&S. . The mode and mechanism of diabetic periodontitis-induced alveolar-osteocyte death are still unclear. E. Chrondr/o. N. Nucleotoxic drugs Organ Q. Radiologist nosotros / siempre / sufrir / muchas presiones. Thrombosis may be defined as the process of formation of a coalescent or agglutinated solid mass of blood components in the blood stream. E. Cauterization. 60. Q. Radiologist P. Pelv/i R. Radiopharmaceutical O. Lumb/o This uses a narrow beam of x-rays, which rotates in a full arc around the patient to image the body in cross-sectional slices. 3. 4 Q Nucle/o A Nucleus. Horizontal (transverse)- runs across the body from right to left dividing the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) portions. b. carcinoma N. Nucleotoxic drugs Which structure supports and connects the cells of the nervous system? onychomaadenoma The middle region of the adbominopelvic cavity is the ad- Toward Distal (dist/al) Pertaining to a point farthest from the center, a medial line, or the trunk; opposed to proximal. lymphedema swelling and accumulation of tissue fluid.-emesis (vomiting) hyper ( excessive, above normal) hyperemisis exscessive vomiting. Separation, destruction, or loosening of a blood clot: THROMBOLYSIS: Area of tissue that undergoes necrosis: INFARCTION: Pain, usually in the chest, that is associated with the lack of oxygen to the myocardium: ANGINA: Failure of a valve to close completely: INSUFFICIENCY: Abnormally rapid heart rate: J. Hist/o. When you say, "the head is superior to the stomach," you mean it is located below the stomach, 100. Back (of body), A. Anter/o. H. Doppler. b. Peritoneum loosening, breakdown, separation, destruction-malacia softening-megaly enlargement-meter device for measuring-mission to send-necrosis tissue death-oid resembling, like-ole little, small-ology the study of-oma tumor, mass, swelling-or one who-ous pertaining to-opsy viewing with a microscope-ose pertaing to, full of-osis abnormal condition a. endoscope. a. J. Hist/o. N. Later/o b. . A. Anter/o. H. Doppler. T. Thoracic B. Tissues D. Radiography Q. Radiologist Side, to one side, A. Adhesion. producing d. system level. H. Doppler. R. Radiopharmaceutical M. Medial C. Anterior. T. Umbilic/o Wires used during surgery to burn through tissue. a. iliac. d. umbilic/o. T. Umbilic/o I. Gastr/o. Q. Proxim/o a. farthest from the beginning of a structure. S. Superior cyt/o Cell ThoughtCo. K. Ili/o Standing upright, face forward, arms at sides with palms forward, legs parallel and the feet slightly apart with toes pointing forward. B. Anastomosis F. Cyt/o. The application of a functional dressing is a crucial step in DU treatment and is associated with the patient's recovery and prognosis. C. Anterior. F. Cervical. P. Pelv/i Refers to the front (of the body), A. Adhesion. D. Midsagittal plane Q. Radiologist b. transverse plane. d. superior E. Chrondr/o. What is the therapeutic procedure that burns tissues by thermal heat, including electricity, or laser The directional term proxim/al describes a position: e. above another structure. Osteolysis is a reformist condition whereabouts bone tissue is destroyed. T. Umbilic/o B. Equal right and left halves. pain in the chest - thoracodynia. B. This produces a film representing a detailed cross-section of tissue structure at a predetermined depth; three types include CT, PET, and SPECT. 62. R. Spin/o S. 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