Med Term Exam 3

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spir- / spirat

breathe

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pneum- / pneumat-

air, gas

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pneum- / pneumon-

lung

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pulm- / pulmon-

lung, pulmonary artery

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pne-

breathe

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phys-

air, gas

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-cocsus

a spherical bacterium (singular N)

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-cocci

spherical bacteria (plural N)

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-cocc

spherical bacteria

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bacill-

bacillus, rod-shaped bacteria

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bacter(i)-

bacterium

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pharyng- / pharynx

inner space of the throat behind the mouth and nose

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laryng- / larynx-

voice box

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trache- / trachy

rough ; trachea

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bronch(i)-

refers to the bronchus

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alveol-

“alveoli” or “air sacs”; rarely “dental sockets”

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bronchiol-

bronchioles

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Pleura

pair of membranses that contains the lungs

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thorac-

thorax or thoracic cavity

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-thorax

N ending that always refers to the presence of a foreign substance in the pleural cavity

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-paresis

N ending meaning loss of muscle strength

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-auxe / auxis

N meaning abnormal increase in the size of

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coni-

dust

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anthrax

greek word for “coal” but refers to infectious disease transmitted by hooved animals

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Anthracosis

Black Lung Disease of Coal Worker’s Pneumoconiosis

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Ectopia

displacement of an organ

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Atopy

literally means “no place” ; refers to a genetic dispositions to develop certain allergies

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capn-

carbon dioxide

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carb-

carbon dioxide

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staphyl-

refers to spherical bacteria arranged in clusters OR the uvula and ajoining tissues

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amygdal-

almond

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hidr-

sweat

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sudor-

sweat

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edema

swelling caused by build up of fluid in the bodily tissues

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sphincter

circular muscle that opens and contricts to manage the movement of substances through the body

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Peps- / pept-

digest

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chlorhydr-

refers to stomach acid levels

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cardi-

heart OR the passage between the esophagus and the stomach called cardia

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pylor-

bottom/end of the stomach known as pylorus

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duoden-

first branch of the small intestine which is called the duodenum

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chole-

bile

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bili-

bile

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choleangi-

bile duct

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choledoch-

bile duct

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cec-

cecum (part of the large intestine)

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typhl-

cecum (part of the large intestine)

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col- / colon-

colon

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rect-

rectum

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sigm- / sigmoid

sigmoid colon

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-clysis

Noun meaning fluid injection

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vesic-

bladder

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pancreat-

pancreas

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diverticul-

pockets in the intestinal wall

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streptococci

spherical bacteria arranged in twisted chains

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sider-

iron

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spirometry

measurement of breathe

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-cele

hernia

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asphyxia

deprivation of oxygen

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myel-

spinal cord

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-auxe

abnormal enlargement

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-schisis

cleft, splitting, fissure

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pachy-

thickening

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stern-

breastbone, sternum

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-tomy

surgical incision

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-ectomy

surgical removal

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-stomy

creation of opening

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cost-

ribs

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-ismus

noun suffix meaning muscle spasm

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stethoscope

instrument for examining the chest

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labi-

lips

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-oncus

tumor

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gest-

carry

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di(s)-

apart

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fec-

feces

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scat-

feces

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copr-

feces

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tongue

lingu-

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gingiv-

gums

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pytal-

saliva

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sial-

saliva or alivary ducts

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-sche-

suppression

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doch-

vessels in organs (not blood vessels)

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pyle-

portal vein or hepatica portal vein (carries blood from digestive system to liver

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zyme-

enzymes or fermentation

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enzyme-

enzymes or fermentation

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steat- / stear

fat

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lien-

latin word for spleen

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splanchn-

greek word for internal organ

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peri-

around

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ton-

stretch

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peritoneum

Membrane that surrounds the organs of the digestive system

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mes-

middle, secondary, partial OR mesentery which is an additional layer of the visceral peritoneum which is attached to the intestines

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osm-

“sense of smell” or “odor”

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geus(t)-

sense of tast

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helc-

stomach ulcers or peptic ulcers

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re-

back

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-rrhea

profuse flow

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gloss

tongue

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odyn

pain

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malacia

softening