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Pearson medical terminology chapter 2 exogenous; ex(o)/ gen/ ous originating outside the body or an organ of body. Exo- out Gen - Formation, produce -ous - Pertaining to Analgesia (an-/-algesia) Lack of pain. An- without, lack of -algesia- condition of pain. Gastric (gastr/ic) pertaining to the stomach Gastr - stomach -ic - pertaining to Rhinoplasty (RI-no-plas-te)(rhino/plasty) Surgical repair of the nose Rhin/o - nose -plasty - Surgical repair Cardiomegaly (ca...

Medical Terminology Simplified Chapter 2 Chrondr/o Cartilage Cyt/o Cell Hist/o Tissue Nucle/o Nucleus Anter/o Anterior, front Caud/o Tail Dist/o Far, farthest Dors/o Back (of body) Infer/o Lower, below Later/o Side, to one side Medi/o Middle Poster/o Back, behind, posterior Proxim/o Near, nearest Super/o Upper, above

Medical Terminology Chapter 2 Study Guide Anatomical Reference Systems (ARS) A diagram used to show a body part's function and location. Cytology Study of cells Histology Study of tissues Glands An organ that secretes a particular chemical substance Body Systems Systems that help the body function Pathology Study of the causes and effects of diseases Anatomy The study of the structure and function of a living organism. Physiology The study of the way ...

Medical Terminology CHAPTER 2 REVIEW abdomin/o abdomen adip/o fat anter/o front bol/o to cast (throw) cervic/o neck (of the body or uterus) chondr/o cartilage (type of connective tissue) chrom/o color coccyg/o coccyx (tailbone) crani/o skull cyt/o cell dist/o far, distant (distal) dors/o back portion of the body (dorsal) hist/o tissue ili/o ilium

Medical Terminology chapter 2 Prefixes a- without, not ab- from, away from ad- toward, increase alb- albin- albino- leuk/o white ambi- both, both sides an- without, not, no ante- before, infront anti- against auto- self bi- two, double bio- life brady- slow chlor/o green

Medical Terminology Chapter 2 Med Term Analysis Cytology study of cells Cytoplasm A jellylike fluid inside the cell in which the organelles are suspended cardiac pertaining to the heart adipose pertaining to fat Abdominopelvic pertaining to the abdomen and pelvis pericardial pertaining to around the heart hypochondriac a person obsessed with health; having imaginary illnesses epigastric above the stomach dermatology study of the skin and its dise...

Medication Aide Study Guide 2 Exam (elaborations) Certified Medication Aide-KS 3 Exam (elaborations) Certified Medication Aide 4 Exam (elaborations) Certified Medication Aide. 5 Exam (elaborations) certified medication aide test prep 6 Exam (elaborations) Certified Medication Aide Review 7 Exam (elaborations) Certified Medication Aide Study G

Medication Aide Study Guide Administer to give to, insert or apply medication to a person Controlled Substance Medications that have the potential to be addictive and used in a way other than the medication was prescribed; a system must be in place to account for receipt, administration and disposition of each medication Dispense preparing and packaging a prescription medication in a container with information required by state and federal law; anytime more than one dose of medicat...

Certified Medication Aide-KS Absorption drugs entering the bloodstream from the site of administration Distribution drugs passing into cells and the spaces between cells Biotransformation drugs being broken down into substances that can be excreted Excretion drugs leaving the body Penicillin Amoxicillin, Pen Vee K, ampicillin Cephalosporins Keflex, Duricef, cephalexin Sulfonamides Bactrim Antimetabolites fluorouracil Alkylating Agents Leukeran ...

Certified Medication Aide list the seven rights for medication administration: Resident Medication Dose Route Time Technique Documentation what type of medications cannot be crushed? tablets, capsules, powders, pastes, ointments how many cc in a milliliter 1 cc how many cc in an ounce 30 cc how many cc in a teaspoon 5 CC how many cc in a tablespoon 15 CC how many milligram in a gram 1000 mg list different ways to identify a resident, which way is ...