Test #2 Medical Terminology Review
Chapters 6-9
Module 6 Review
- Abbreviation for Right Ear
- Abbreviation for Left Ear
- Abbreviation for Both Ears
- Involuntary back and forth movement of eyes
- Inward turning of eye toward the nose (cross eyed)
- Protrusion of eyes out of the socket
- Outward turning of eye away from nose ( wall eyed)
- Xerophthalmia means….
- An audiologist is a specialist of
- An electronic device that stimulates the cochlea and gives a sense of sound to the profound deaf is called:
- Medical word for nearsightedness
- Medical word for farsightedness
- A decrease in in vision caused by old age
- What are the 2 root words for ear
- An oculoplasty is a surgical reconstruction of
- Surgical reconstruction of the ear drum
- Replacement of damaged cornea with donated tissue
- Surgical reconstruction of the cornea
- Incision into the cornea
- VA means
- Medical word for double vision
- 2 word roots for cornea
- Dacryocysititis, blepharitis and dacryoadenitis are all inflammatory conditions of the………
- A netlike pattern of light sensitive tissue on the inside surface of the eye is …..
- Hardening of bones of the middle ear that causes hearing loss
- Hardening of the eardrum
- Otopyorrhea is a discharge of what from where
- Otalgia means
- Myringo and Tympano both mean
- Blepharedema is swelling of the
- Conjunctivitis can be caused by
- Ocul/o , opt/o and ophthalm/o all are root word for what body part
- Dacryocystorhinostomy- is to create an opening between what 2 structures
- Enucleation is the removal of what structure
- Tympanolabyrinthopexy is ______of the eardrum to the labyrinth
- Blepharoptosis is ______of the eyelid
- Ophthalmalgia refers to what
- What does ENT stand for
- Asthenopia means…
- Hypoacusis means
- Hyperacusis means
- Presbycusis is loss of hearing caused by
- Another name for an auditory prosthesis
- OM is an abbreviation for
- Common name for inflammation of the conjunctiva
- Contains hearing receptors and is a spiral, snail shaped tube in the INNER ear
- Keratomalacia is the softening of what structure
- Lacrimo and Dacryo both mean
- TM is the abbreviation for what structure
- What is abbreviation for right eye
- What is abbreviation for left eye
- Optic is pertaining to what
- Sclerokeratoiritis effects what 3 structures?
- What procedure is laser assisted
- IOP is an abbreviation for what disorder
- What is an instrument for measuring tension and pressure in the eye?
- Record produced by instrument used to measure hearing
- Procedure for measuring hearing
- Instrument used to measure hearing
- Sensation of moving through space while stationary
- Ringing in the ears
- Conjunctivitis can caused by (list at least 3)
- Discharge from the ear
- Surgical reconstruction of the ear
- How many bones make up the body socket that holds the eye?
- What kind of infection is oculomycosis?
- Otoscopy is a procedure that does what?
- Fragmentation of an existing lens in order to remove and replace it….
- Surgical fixation of the retina
- Caused by cerumen impaction or water trapped in ear canal
- Iridectomy is ______of the iris
- Does LASIK heal macular degeneration?
- Dacryoostenosis means what
- Presence of stones in the tear system?
- Dacryocystitis is inflammation of what structure?
Module 7 Review
Matching
- T3
- Menarch
- Cortic/o
- ACTH
- Thyroid
- Myxedema
- Glucagon
- Thelarche
- Uremia
- Gonads
- Pancreas
- Pituitary
- –trophin
- Adrenaline
- Ketosis
- IDDM
- –emia
- Pituitary infarction
- Exophthalmos
- bol
- Diabetes mellitus
- Hypophys/o
- Hormones
- Glycolysis
- Gluconeogenesis
- Euglycemia
- Hyperkalemia
- Gynecomastia
- Congenital
- Exocrine
- Endocrine
- Glycemic index
- Polydipsia
- Polyphagia
- Polyuria
- NIDDM
- Adrenal virilism
- thyrocele
- Chemical signals used by endocrine system
- Development of breast tissue in males
- Breakdown of a sugar to release energy
- Blood condition
- Good blood sugar
- Excessive thirst
- Type 1 Diabetes
- Thyroid malfunction= mucus like swelling under skin
- Metabolic disease signs are excessive urination and hyperglycemia
- Outer surface
- To secrete internally (into the bloodstream)
- Faulty metabolism of carbohydrates=elevated ketones in blood
- Beginning of breast development
- Controls levels of sugar in blood
- Located in throat and controls metabolism
- Triodothyronine
- Corticotrophin Hormone
- Development of male secondary characteristics caused by excessive secretion of the adrenals
- GLAND In brain, abnormal production of growth hormone= gigantism/dwarfism
- Goiter (swollen thyroid gland)
- Stimulating effect on target organ
- Breakdown of matter into energy (throw)
- Thyroid gland malfunction = Protrusion of eyes out of eye socket
- Controls the sex characteristic development
- Epinepherine
- Excessive eating
- Formation of glucose from noncarbohydrate sources
- Pituitary
- Excessive urination
- Type 2 diabetes
- Beginning of menstruation for girls
- To secrete externally through ducts
- Excessive potassium in blood
- Presence of urinary waste in blood
- Secreted by pancreas to stimulate liver to increase blood sugar
- Genetic disease
- Effect that food has on sugar levels in blood
- Death of pituitary gland
Module 8 Review
- Blood Clot
- Mass of matter in the blood
- RBC
- Blockage of blood blow to an organ
- Tumor originating in the lymphocytes
- Type of cell that patch up broken blood vessels
- Excessive blood loss
- decrease in blood volume
- disease caused by bodys immune system attacking the bodys own healthy tissue
- Enlargement of liver and spleen
- process in which a type of white blood cell destroys foreign microorganisms or cell debris
- breakdown of blood cells
- swelling caused by abnormal accumulation of lymph, usually in extremities
- Increase in white blood cells
- small bruise
- condition in which blood does not clot
- large bruise
- mass of blood with in an organ, cavity or tissue
- Overdevelopment of thymus
- Presence of disease causing microorganisms in blood
- Neutrophils, lymphocyte, eosinophils, basophils are all types of what kind of blood cell.
- Protein that provides protection on immunity against disease
- formation of Red Blood Cells
- Caused by a variety of things, and is most common blood problem.
- Record of study of a lymph vessels
- What structures are in the lymphatic system?
- Rupture of the spleen
- Drugs that break down blood clots
- Drugs that stop the flow of blood
- Drugs that prevent the coagulation of blood
- Having an immune system incapable of responding normally and completely to a pathogen or disease.
- An immune system with decreased or compromised response to disease causing organisms.
- Reduction in activity of bodys immune system.
- Mass of lymph tissue
- Excess of Red blood cells
- Deficiency
- White
- A decrease in red blood cells which causes weakness and fatigue
- specialist in drawing blood
- circulation of blood through tissue
- Device used to measure blood pressure
- Process that draws out patients’ blood, removes something from it, then returns the rest of the blood to patients body.
- An infusion into a patient of blood from another source
- remove plasma from blood
- plasmapheresis
- Most common type of blood cell
- Blood cell that contains hemoglobin
- Any disease of the lymph gland or node, causes noticeably swollen lymph nodes, especially in neck
- Type of blood cell that Help blood clot
- suffix meaning blood condition
- Type of blood cell that is also known as platelets
- ALL and AML both are abbreviations for what condition
- Caused by Red Blood Cells not being formed in sufficient quantity
- Caused by the destruction of Red Blood Cells
- Caused by inadequate iron intake
- Test used to determine ration of RBC to total blood volume
- study of blood
- Iron containing pigment in RBC that carry O2
- Disease that you have an abnormal increase of WBC.
- Formation of blood clot in a vein deep in the body
- Cancer of the blood/bone marrow
- Incision into a vein
- Drawing blood
- Substance causes body to produce anti-bodies
- excessive fat in blood
- Cyt/o
- Occurs most common in leg
- Medical name for RBC
- Medical name for WBC
- Medical name for platelet
- Capable of producing a blood clot
- increase number of platelets
- Produced by the body in response to an antigen
Module 9 Review
- Mass of matter in the blood
- Blockage of blood flow to an organ
- Closing or blockage of a passage
- Blood clot
- Chamber that receives oxygen poor blood.
- Where is the jugular vein?
- Innermost tissue lining of the heart
- Heart muscle tissue
- Tissue lining the outside of heart
- The tissue around the heart
- Soundwaves to get images of the heart
- CO
- HTN
- PCI
- BP
- BP
- SCA
- SV
- Large blood vessels that carry oxygen blood from heart to body
- Heart muscle becomes enlarged and blocks blood flow
- Heart muscle hardens restricting the expansion of the heart
- Inflammation of the heart
- Heart muscle is unable to pump all blood out of self
- Death of heart tissue
- Blockage of blood to heart muscle
- Slow heart beat
- Enlarged heart
- Poisonous to the heart
- Bluish appearance to skin (due to lack of oxygen)
- Abnormal heart sound
- Rapid heart beat
- Flaw in partition that divides the ventricles of the heart
- Upper chamber of heart
- Wall dividing 2 cavities
- Lower chambers of heart
- Main blood vessel leaving the heart, forms an arch as it rises and branches off
- Structures that prevent blood flowing backwards
- Put the blood vessels in order by the amount of pressure that is them ( highest to lowest- nearest aorta to near vena cava)
Veins, capillaries, arterioles, venules, artery,
- Where is the cephalic vein
- Where is the saphenous vein
- Which valve connects the Left ventricle to the aorta
- Main outgoing vessel of the heart
- Tiny vessel that passes oxygen to tissues
- Structures that return blood directly to right atrium
- Hardening of blood vessels
- Pressure exerted on blood vessels when the heart is contracting
- Valve that connects the right atrium to right ventricle
- Bulge in the blood vessel
- Swelling of a blood vessel
- When the flow of blood goes backwards from aorta into the heart
- PCI, CABG and MRA are all what….
- Hollow vein that gathers oxygen poor blood from either the lower or upper extremity and returns it to the heart
- Connects the left atrium to the left ventricle
- Circulation of blood from the heart to the heart muscle
- Circulation of blood from the heart to the lungs
- Circulation of blood from the heart to the body
- Loss of blood
- Trapping of blood in an extremity due to compression
- Where is the basalic vein?
- Where is the axillary vein?
- Where is the popliteal vein ?
- Hypertension vs hypotension
- Drug that opposes high blood pressure
- Drug that increases strength of heart contraction
- Drug that breaks down clots
- Drug that narrows diameter of blood vessels
- Drug that causes an expansion of blood vessels
- Sound when the valves close between the atria and ventricles
- Sound when the pulmonary and aortic valve close
- Purpose is to circulate the blood of an unresponsive patient until further steps can be taken
- Surgical removal of inside of an artery
- When the heart muscle fibers are relaxed and filling with blood
- Chest pain associated with heart attack
- Odd rhythm of heart beat
- Jumping sensation due to irregular heart beat
- Chest pain
- Pain that originates on surface of veins
- Temporary circulation of a patients blood during surgery
- Basic life support
- To gain access to the heart by cutting through a patients chest
- Narrowing of an aorta
- Constricts of narrows the diameter of a blood vessel