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angi/o
vessel
arthr/o
joint
brachi/o
arm
carcin/o
cancer
cardi/o
heart
crani/o
skull
derm/o; dermat/o
skin
enter/o
intestine
gastr/o
stomach
gynec/o
woman
hem/o; hemat/o
blood
hepat/o
liver
lip/o
fat
my/o
muscle
nephr/o
kidney
neur/o
nerve
ophthalm/o
eye
path/o
disease
pulmon/o
lung
rhin/o
nose
thorac/o
chest
A-/ An-
without/ lack of/ absent
Brady-
slow
Dys-
painful; difficult
Epi-
upper; above
Hyper-
over; above; increased
Hypo-
under; beneath; decreased
Intra-
within; into
Peri-
surrounding
Sub-
under; below
Tachy-
rapid
-algia
pain
-ectomy
removal; excision
-gram
record
-ic/-al/-ia
pertaining to
-ism
process/condition
-itis
inflammation
-logy
study of
-megaly
enlargement
-oma
tumor
-osis
condition/usually abnormal
-pathy
disease
-pnea
breathing
-plasty
operative revision
-scope
instrument to examine
-tomy
process of cutting
AP
anterior-posterior
BID
twice a day
BP
blood pressure
BS
blood sugar
c̅
with
CA
cancer
CAD
coronary artery disease
CBC
complete blood count
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
c/o
complains of
DOB
date of birth
Dx
diagnosis
ENT
ears nose throat
FUO
fever of unknown origin
HEENT
head eyes ears nose throat
Ht
height
Hgb
hemoglobin
L
left
MI
myocardial infraction
NPO
nothing by month
OR
operating room
pt
patient
pre-op
before surgery
p/o
postoperative
R/O
rule out
RT
right/radiation therapy
TIA
transient ischemic attack
TID
three times a day
TPR
temperature pulse respirations
UA
urinalysis
VS
vital signs
Wt
weight
y/o
years olf
greek/latin
medical advances happened there and terms are derived from those languages
Modern english
anatomical structures procedures devices and treatments created in the 21st century
Eponyms
named after who discovered the thing
Anatomical position
erect standing palms forward
Prone
face down
Supine
face up
frontal/coronal plane
vertical into front and back
anterior/ventral
front
posterior/dorsal
back
transverse/horizontal
into upper and lower
superior/cephalic
closer to head
inferior/caudal
closer to feet
sagittal
into left and right
Medial
close to the midline
Lateral
far from midline
Distal
far from attachment
Proximal
close to attachment
Abduction
movement away from body
Adduction
movement towards body
Flexion
bending/decreases angle between joints
Extension
straightening/increases the angle between joints