The Language of Medicine: Chapter 2- Exercises J, L, and M

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craniotomy

crani/o/tomy—incision of the skull

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cervical

cervic/al—pertaining to the neck

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(of the body or the cervix of the

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uterus

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chondroma

chondr/oma—tumor of cartilage

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(benign or noncancerous tumor

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chondrosarcoma

chondr/o/sarc/oma—flesh tumor of

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cartilage (cancerous, malignant

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tumor)

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nucleic

nucle/ic—pertaining to the

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nucleus

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pertaining to internal organs: al

visceral

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tumor of flesh tissue (malignant): oma

sarcoma

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pertaining to the chest: ic

thoracic

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picture of the chromosomes in the cell nucleus: type

karyotype

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sausage-shaped cellular structures in which catabolism takes place: mito _

mitochondria—memory tip:

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catabolism and mitochondria, cat

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and mouse!

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space between the lungs: media

mediastinum

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endocrine gland at the base of the brain: ary gland

pituitary gland

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pertaining to skin (surface) cells: epi

epithelial

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pertaining to far from the beginning of a structure: al

distal

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on the surface of the body: super

superficial

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Dr. Curnen said the __ wound barely scratched the surface.

superficial

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Because the liver and spleen are on opposite sides of the body, the liver is in the __ of the abdominopelvic cavity and the spleen is in the (RUQ, LUQ, RLQ).

RUQ; LUQ

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When a gynecologist performs a pelvic examination, the patient lies on her back in the lithotomy position (Figure 2-19).

dorsal; often called the

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dorsolithotomy position

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Sally complained of pain in the area surrounding her navel. The doctor described the pain as .

periumbilical

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After sampling the fluid surrounding her 16-week-old fetus and reviewing the chromosomal

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picture, the doctor explained to Mrs. Jones that the fetus had trisomy 21. The diagnosis was made

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by analysis of an abnormal __.

karyotype

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The __ cavity contains digestive organs.

abdominal

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The emergency department physician suspected appendicitis when Brandon was admitted with

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sharp _ pain.

RLQ

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Susan had hiccups after rapidly eating spicy Indian food. Her physician explained that the hiccups

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were involuntary contractions or spasms of the ___ resulting in

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uncontrolled breathing in of air.

diaphragm

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Everyone in the society pages was noticeably slimmer this year. Could the popularity of liposuction

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surgery to remove unwanted _ have something to do

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with this phenomenon?

adipose tissue

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Maria's coughing and sneezing were a result of an allergy to animal dander that affected her

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system.

respiratory

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While ice skating, Natalie fell and landed on her buttocks. She had persistent _ pain for a few weeks but no broken bones on x-ray examination.

coccygeal