Medical Terminology FINAL EXAM|
Questions with Accurate Answers
Phleb/o - -Vein
- -poiesis - -production/ formation
- -scopy - -viewing
- -capnia - -carbon dioxide in blood
- Myring/o - -Tympamic membrane
- Kerat/o - -Cornea
- -plasty - -plastic surgeon
- -itis - -inflammation of
- Hyper- - -Excessively
- -emia - -condition of havinh such blood
- Endo - -within
- -ectasis - -Dilation/ expansion
- Arthr/o - -Joint
- Bronch/o - -Bronchial tubes
- -ptysis - -spewing/ expectoration
- Dys- - -Abnormal
- -pnea - -breathe
- phren/o - -Mind/ diaphragm
- rhin/o - -nose
- Leuk/o - -White
- -penia - -Deficiency of
, - xer/o - -Dry
- Cutane/o - -Skin
- Kal/i - -Potassium
- Myel/o - -Spinal cord or bone marrow
- -cyte - -Cell
- -blast - -Embryonic/ immature cell
- -lysis - -breakdown, seperation, destruction, loosening
- PA/ Lateral - -Posterior-Anterior, lateral
- CT Scan - -Computed Tomography scan, detailed images of internal
organs. X-ray images
- Ultrasound (sonography) - -Imaging that uses high-frequency sound waves
to produce images of structures within your body.
- Moh's Surgery - -Treatment of skin cancer, especially basal cell or
squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. This procedure is designed to remove
all the cancerous tissue while removing as little of the healthy tissue as
possible.
- Myelogram - -an X-ray study that involvs the injection of a dye into the
spinal canal to assess the nerve roots.
- Cardiac Enzymes - -They are proteins from heart muscle cells. Low levels
of these are usually found in your blood. but if your heart muscle is injured
these enzymes leak out of your damaged hert muscle cells and their levels in
the bloodstream rise. Example: Troponin, too
- Echocardiogram - -The record obtained by echocardiography
- Linear Accelerator - -A device in which charged particles are accelerated in
straight paths by the use of alternating electric voltages that are timed in
such a way that the particles receive increasing increments of energy
- In Vitro - -Test that is done in glass in laboratory
Questions with Accurate Answers
Phleb/o - -Vein
- -poiesis - -production/ formation
- -scopy - -viewing
- -capnia - -carbon dioxide in blood
- Myring/o - -Tympamic membrane
- Kerat/o - -Cornea
- -plasty - -plastic surgeon
- -itis - -inflammation of
- Hyper- - -Excessively
- -emia - -condition of havinh such blood
- Endo - -within
- -ectasis - -Dilation/ expansion
- Arthr/o - -Joint
- Bronch/o - -Bronchial tubes
- -ptysis - -spewing/ expectoration
- Dys- - -Abnormal
- -pnea - -breathe
- phren/o - -Mind/ diaphragm
- rhin/o - -nose
- Leuk/o - -White
- -penia - -Deficiency of
, - xer/o - -Dry
- Cutane/o - -Skin
- Kal/i - -Potassium
- Myel/o - -Spinal cord or bone marrow
- -cyte - -Cell
- -blast - -Embryonic/ immature cell
- -lysis - -breakdown, seperation, destruction, loosening
- PA/ Lateral - -Posterior-Anterior, lateral
- CT Scan - -Computed Tomography scan, detailed images of internal
organs. X-ray images
- Ultrasound (sonography) - -Imaging that uses high-frequency sound waves
to produce images of structures within your body.
- Moh's Surgery - -Treatment of skin cancer, especially basal cell or
squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. This procedure is designed to remove
all the cancerous tissue while removing as little of the healthy tissue as
possible.
- Myelogram - -an X-ray study that involvs the injection of a dye into the
spinal canal to assess the nerve roots.
- Cardiac Enzymes - -They are proteins from heart muscle cells. Low levels
of these are usually found in your blood. but if your heart muscle is injured
these enzymes leak out of your damaged hert muscle cells and their levels in
the bloodstream rise. Example: Troponin, too
- Echocardiogram - -The record obtained by echocardiography
- Linear Accelerator - -A device in which charged particles are accelerated in
straight paths by the use of alternating electric voltages that are timed in
such a way that the particles receive increasing increments of energy
- In Vitro - -Test that is done in glass in laboratory
