HITT 1305 - Medical terminology Final Exam Review

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Hypoproteinemia - ANSWER-Blood has low protein

Hyperplasia - ANSWER-Increase in cell numbers

incontinence - ANSWER-inability to control bladder and/or bowels

nephr/o - ANSWER-kidney

-cele - ANSWER-hernia, tumor, swelling

-uria - ANSWER-urine

urethrorrhagia - ANSWER-bleeding from the urethra

pyonephrosis - ANSWER-abnormal condition of pus from the kidney

Cystalgia - ANSWER-pain in the bladder

Cystitis - ANSWER-inflammation of the bladder

polyuria - ANSWER-excessive urination

nephropathy - ANSWER-disease of the kidney

hydr/o - ANSWER-water

vesic/o - ANSWER-urinary bladder

dysuria - ANSWER-painful urination

urinalysis - ANSWER-analysis of urine

Urosepsis - ANSWER-infection of the urinary tract

oliguria - ANSWER-scanty production of urine

anuria - ANSWER-absence of urine

, hydronephrosis - ANSWER-abnormal condition of water in the kidney

phacoemulsification - ANSWER-the use of ultrasonic vibration to shatter and remove
the lens clouded by a cataract

enucleation - ANSWER-surgical removal of the eyeball

onychocryptosis - ANSWER-ingrown toenail

diaphoresis - ANSWER-profuse sweating

keloid - ANSWER-Thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue

Folliculitis - ANSWER-inflammation of the hair follicles

lipoma - ANSWER-benign fatty tumor

exanthem - ANSWER-a widespread rash

hyperhydrosis - ANSWER-excessive sweating

purpura - ANSWER-Purple skin discoloration caused by bleeding underneath the skin

lip/o - ANSWER-Fat

epidermoid cyst - ANSWER-small sac or pouch below the skin surface containing a
thick, cheesy substance; appears pale white or yellow

rhytid/o - ANSWER-wrinkle

albin - ANSWER-white

hirsutism - ANSWER-excessive hair growth over the body

ichthyosis - ANSWER-abnormal condition of dry, scaly skin

cicatrix - ANSWER-scar

Cellulitis - ANSWER-Infection of skin cells

trich/o - ANSWER-hair

py/o - ANSWER-pus

verrucae - ANSWER-warts

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