Algia pain - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

UIUC CLCV 102 Exam 1 (Units 1-2) UPDATED Actual Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Entymological Definition - CORRECT ANSWER- the parts of the word Technical Definition - CORRECT ANSWER- the actual definition found in the dictionary -algia - CORRECT ANSWER- pain ex: gastralgia (stomach pain) -asthenia - CORRECT ANSWER- weakness

UTMB Medical Terminology 100% Correct ab- from, away from abdomin/o abdomen abort/o to miscarry -ac pertaining to acid/o acid acous/o hearing acr/o extremity acromi/o acomion (projection of scapula) -acousis hearing -ad toward ad- toward aden/o gland adenoid/o adenoids adip/o fat adren/o adrenal glands adrenal/o adrenal glands aer/o air af- toward agglutin/o clumping, gluing agora- marketplace -al pertaining to albin/o white ...

parts of the uterus - fundus, body and cervix 4 d's of negligence - duty, dereliction, direct cause & damages A,a - without abandonment - withdraw without proper notice abduction - outward AC - before meals accepting assignment on medicare claims physician gets - 80% to accomodate minor emergencies in office - leave open slots in scheduleing acne and boils - staphylococci ad lib - as desired adduction - move toward middle adeno - gland adult pulse average bpm - 60-80advocate - one w...

-ectomy - surgical removal -megaly - means enlarged -gram - record or picture -pathy - diseae dys- - abnormal, difficult, or painful Combining vowel - root-o-suffix OR root-o-root not placed b/t prefix and root Consonant - uses combining vowel vowel - combining vowel isnt necessary Combining forms for body organ - Cephal/o Rhin/o Hepat/o Cardi/o Gastr/o My/o Oste/o Arthr/o -algia - pain Gastr-algia - stomach pain -asthenia - weakness my-asthenia - m...

-algia - Answer-pain brady- - Answer-slow dys- - Answer-bad, difficult, painful -ectomy - Answer-surgical removal hyper- - Answer-excessive, increased, above hypo- - Answer-deficient, decreased, below -itis - Answer-inflammation -megaly - Answer-enlargement -osis - Answer-abnormal condition -ostomy - Answer-surgical create an opening -otomy - Answer-cutting into, surgical incision -pathy - Answer-disease -plasty - Answer-surgical repairrrhage - Answer-bursting forth -rrhaphy - Answe...

algia - ANSWER pain, suffering dys- - ANSWER bad, difficult, or painful -ectomy - ANSWER surgical removal, cutting out hyper- - ANSWER excessive, increased hypo- - ANSWER decreased, deficient

-ALGIA - CORRECT ANSWER Pain neuralgia-nerve pain -DYNIA - CORRECT ANSWER Pain gastrodynia-pain in the stomach -EMIA - CORRECT ANSWER Blood condition Leukemia-cancer of the white blood cells -IA - CORRECT ANSWER Condition, disease Polyuria-excessive urination -ITIS - CORRECT ANSWER Inflammation Laryngitis-Inflammation of the larynx -LEPSY - CORRECT ANSWER Seizure or attack Epilepsy-disease of the nervous system marked by seizures -MALACIA - CORRECT ANSWER Softening chrondromalacia-s...

Certified Medication Aide Test Prep Questions and Answers(Graded A+). algia - ANSWER-pain angin; angina - ANSWER-chest pain ant; anti - ANSWER-against bio; biotic - ANSWER-life a; an - ANSWER-without bronch(o) - ANSWER-bronchiole tubes to lungs cardi(o) - ANSWER-heart coag; coagulate - ANSWER-clot constrict - ANSWER-narrow or tighten convulsion - ANSWER-seizure de; dis - ANSWER-away or free from dilate; dilator - ANSWER-enlarge or widen diur; diruet - A...

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY PENN FOSTER EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND GRADED A+ Word Root A word root is the foundation of a medical term. It provides us with the general meaning of the word. neur nerve gastr stomach enter small intestines Prefix Provide information about the root word. Is added to the front (before) of the root word. Could give location of the organ. Number or frequency NOT all medical terms have prefixes!!!! brady Slow *think brady brunch slowwww Dys ...

-algia ☑: Pain Dys- ☑: Bad, difficult, painful -ectomy ☑: Surgical removal, cutting out Hyper- ☑: Excessive, increased Hypo- ☑: Deficient, decreased -itis ☑: Inflammation EXCELLENCE 2 -osis ☑: Abnormal condition, disease -ostomy ☑: The surgical creation of an artificial opening to the body surface -otomy ☑: Cutting, surgical incision -plasty ☑: Surgical repair -rrhage -rrhagia ☑: Bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge -rrhaphy ☑: Surgical suturing -rr...