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Lecture 1-7
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Diagnosis
Identification of the disease or condition
Differential diagnosis
List of possible diseases explaining signs
Prognosis
Predicted outcome or course of disease
Acute
Sudden onset, short duration
Chronic
Long-term or persistant
Subclinical
Disease present but no visible signs
Idiopathic
Unknown cause
Iatrogenic
Caused by medical treatment
Heart rate abbreviation
bpm
Respiration rate abbreviation
rpm or rr
Normal bpm, rpm, temp (F) of a dog
60-160, 10-30, 101-102.5
Normal bpm, rpm, temp (F) of a cat
140-220, 20-30, 100.5-102.5
Normal bpm, rpm, temp (F) of a horse
28-44, 8-16, 99-103.5
Normal bpm, rpm, temp (F) of cattle
48-84, 10-30, 101-103
Normal bpm, rpm, temp (F) of a goat/sheep
70-120, 12-20, 101.5-103.5
Root - cardi-, meaning - _____, example - _______
heart, cardiology
Cardiology
study of the heart
Root - hemat-, meaning - _____, example - _______
blood, hematology
Hematology
study of blood
Root - Dermat-, meaning - _____, example - _______
skin, dermatology
Dermatology
study of the skin
Root - gastr-, meaning - _____, example - _______
stomach, gastrology
Gastrology
study of the stomach
Root - enter-, meaning - _____, example - _______
small intestine, enterology
Enterology
study of the stomach
Combining vowel
used to connect a root to another word part, most commonly a suffix, does not provide meaning, simply makes the word flow better, i.e. hemat/o/logy
Combining form of cardi
cardi/o
Combining form of hemat
hemat/o
Combining form of dermat
dermat/o
Combining form of gastr
gastr/o
Combining form of enter
enter/o
arthr/o-
joint
bi/o-
life
carcin/o
cancer
cephal/o
head
col/o-, colon/o
colon (large intestine)
cyst/o
urinary bladder, cyst
cyt/o
cell
encephal/o
brain
erythr/o
red
glyc/o
sugar
hepat/o
liver
leuk/o
white
nephr/o
kidney
neur/o
nerve
ophthalm/o
eye
oste/o
bone
path/o
disease
rhin/o
nose
thromb/o
clot
ur/o
urine, urinary tract
prefix: sub-, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: _____
below, subgastric, located below the stomach
prefix: epi-, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: _____
above, epigastric, located above the stomach
prefix: trans-, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: _____
across, transgastric, passing through or across the stomach
prefix: a-, an-, meaning: ____
without, lack of
prefix: endo-, meaning: ____
within
prefix: epi-, meaning: ____
above
prefix: ex-, exo-, meaning: ____
outside, away from
prefix: hyper-, meaning: ____
excessive, above normal
prefix: hypo-, meaning: ____
below normal, deficient
prefix: intra-, meaning: ____
within
prefix: retro-, meaning: ____
behind
prefix: sub-, meaning: ____
below
prefix: trans-, meaning: ____
across
root word: cyan/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
blue, cyanosis, blueish skin from low oxygen
root word: erythr/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
red, erythrocyte, red blood cell
root word: leuk/o (leuc/o), meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
white, leukemia, white blood cell disease
root word: melan/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
black/dark, melanoma, dark-pigmented skin cancer
root word: chlor/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
green, chlorophyll (rare in medicine), green pigment (rare clinical use)
root word: rubr/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
red, rubor, redness (inflammation)
root word: poli/o, meaning: _____, example: ______, what it refers to: ______
gray, poliomyelitis, gray matter of spinal cord
suffix: -ic, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: ______
pertaining to, gastric, pertaining to the stomach
suffix: -logy, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: ______
study of, hematology, study of blood
suffix: -itis, meaning: _____, example: ______, definition: ______
inflammation, enteritis, inflammation of the small intestine
suffix: -algia, meaning: ______
pain
suffix: -centesis, meaning: ______
surgical puncture
suffix: -cyte, meaning: ______
cell
suffix: -ectomy, meaning: ______
surgical removal
suffix: -emia, meaning: ______
blood condition
suffix: -itis, meaning: ______
inflammation
suffix: -logy, meaning: ______
study of
suffix: -oma, meaning: ______
tumor or mass
suffix: -osis, meaning: ______
abnormal condition
suffix: -pathy, meaning: ______
disease
suffix: -scope, meaning: ______
viewing instrument
suffix: -scopy, meaning: ______
visual examination
suffix: -tomy, meaning: ______
incision, cutting into
The two formats of most medical terms
root word + (optional) combining form of root word + suffix OR prefix + combining form of root word + (optional) combining form of root word + suffix
Dissect the term osteoarthritis
osteo - bone, arthr - joint, itis - inflammation
Dissect the term antibacterial
anti - against or opposed to, bacteri - bacteria, al - pertaining to
Essential rules for interpreting medical terms:
-remove the combining vowel before a vowel suffix
-define terms from the end backward
-keep the combining vowel between two roots
-roots usually follow anatomical order
-some terms have specialized meaning
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