Body

Abnormally low white blood cell count

An area of dead myocardial tissue

Abnormal condition of stones

Beginning of menstruation

Fat cells that make up ______ tissue

The ability to breathe comfortably only when in an upright position

Abnormally large breasts in men

Drainage from the nose

Refers to "head"

The prefix pertaining to fingernail

Inflammation of a sweat gland

The prefix meaning outside or outer

The prefix "brady"

Painful menstrual periods

Refers to "eating"

Pain of joints

Inability to swallow

"incision into"

Plural form of the medical term that means chest

Abbreviation for OS (left eye)

Medication "pc" means

Reconstruction of the eardrum

Colporrhaphy is the repair of the

Surgical fixation of the uterus in a suspended position

A pyloromyotomy is performed in this system

A pendulous breast is lifted and fixed to the chest wall?

Incision made to enlarge the opening of the external urethra

A procedure in which synovial fluid is removed for analysis

Physician specializing in treating patients with diseases of the liver

Branch of medicine specializes in the study of the musculoskeletal system

A patient with encephalitis is most likely to be treated by

A cystoscope is an instrument used most commonly by a specialist in

A patient who has hypergonadism, prolactinoma, and hirsutism will most likely be referred to as?

Polydipsia, polyuria, good appetite with weight loss, and blurred vision are signs and symptoms of

Dysphonia is a common symptom

Which of the following is a malignant tumor of the eye that is known to be hereditary?

Away from (not, without)

Away from (abduct)

Toward, to, in direction of (adduct)

Toward, to (afferent)

Both sides, around, about, double

Around, on both sides, doubly

Up, apart, backward

Before, in front of

Against

Seperation, away from, opposed, detached

Can mean to or toward

Perimeter, means around

Parachute (against fall), means against

Near the back (back of animal)

Near the front (belly of animal)

Nearer to the skull

Nearer to the tail

Closer to the body/axial (when referring to structures on limbs)

Further from the body/axial (when referring to structures on limbs)

Nearer to the midline

Further from the midline

Towards the muzzle

The walking surface of the front paw - Palm

The walking surface of the hind paw - Sole of foot

Above

Below

Near or toward the midline of the body

Away from the midline of the body

Closer to the surface

Farther from the surface

Face

Eye

Neck

Armpit

Nose

Elbow "arm pit"

Hip

Wrist

Groin

Genitals

Knee

Leg

Toe and fingers

Foot

Ankle

Thigh

Forearm

Hip area

Navel

Tailbone

Stomach area

Breastbone

Arm

Chest

Point of shoulder

Chin

Mouth

Cheek

Forehead

Back of head

Side of shoulder

Elbow

Lower back

Spine

Buttocks

Anus

Back of knee

Disorder characterized by the repeated pulling out of one's own hair

Prolonged gurgles of hyperperistalsis, "stomach growling"

Stiffening and immobility of a joint as a result of disease, trauma, surgery, or abnormal bone fusion

Dryness of the mouth

Painful ulcers in the mouth of unknown cause. Commonly called canker sores

Nose bleed

Severe itching

Immune cells of the skin or endocrine cells of the pancreas

Area of skin innervated by nerves from a particular part of the spinal cord or a device used to make shallow, continuous cuts

Intestine

Hip

Study of food

Study of cells

The surgical puncture of the chest wall with a needle to obtain fluid from the pleural cavity

Heart

Tissue

Beneath

Within

Pain

Rupture

Suture

Increased level of lipids and lipoproteins in plasma. Can be asymptomatic or lead to formation of xanthelasmas/xanthomas in skin, tendons and eyelids

The study of the heart

Valve between the stomach and esophagus

Defiency

Large blister

Instrument for opening a body cavity to allow visual inspection

Abdominal

Decreased levels of all elements in the blood

Elevated heart rate

Abnormally large head

Enlarged blood vessels

Origin, production, or development of cancer

Stomach pain due to excess air

Destruction/break down of RBCs and a subsequent release of hemoglobin

Enlargement of an organ due to the increase in the size of cells

Occurring outside the blood vessels or lymphatics

Color

Intestine

Skin

Blood

Muscle

Spinal cord

Fingernails

Bone

Swallow/eat

Vein

Lungs

Synovial fluid/joint

Clot

Vessel/duct

One

Many

After

Across/through

Above

Pain

Puncture

Binding or fusion

Excision or surgical removal

blood

Recording data

Surgical fixation

Plastic surgery

Hardening

Crushing

urine

Relating to or aiding in diagnosis.

A symptom on which prognosis is based, or one indicative of the likely outcome.

High blood pressure.

Disturbance, impairment, or abnormality of functioning of an organ.

Substances produced by metabolism or by a metabolic process.

An enzyme that catalyzes polymerization.

Relating to or effecting catalysis.

The quality of being sharply or exactly defined.

Removal of an organ, bone fragment, or tissue, by cutting.

The ability to exist in several different forms.

A precursor.

A loss of mental ability severe enough to interfere with normal activities of daily living, lasting more than six months, not present since birth, and not associated with a loss or alteration of consciousness.

Within a vein.

Relating to the epidermis.

Relating to a microbe or microbes.

Sharp, intense, severe, short duration.

Slowly developing, and persistent over a long time.

Mild and/or non-cancerous.

Harmful and/ or cancerous.

A chemical substance produced by a microorganism that has the capacity, in dilute solutions, to kill other microorganisms or inhibit their growth.

Relating to or having two sides.

Beneath the skin.

Relating to the period immediately succeeding birth and continuing through the first 28 days of extrauterine life.

Cause of disease or condition.

Period in which symptoms and signs stop or lessen.

Relating to a fever.

Large, visible to the naked eye.

A condition without clearly defined cause.

Relating to the whole body, not localized.

A feeling of unwellness that is often the first symptom indicating illness.

A state of disease.

Can die.

Foreknowledge, prediction of likely outcome.

Intervention to prevent disease.

Disorder or condition resulting after (and usually from) another condition or disease.

Objective evidence of disease.

Patient's subjective evidence of disease.

Symptoms and/or signs that characterize a particular disease or condition.

Before meals.

At will, as desired.

Admission; admitted.

As soon as possible.

Twice a day.

Bowel movement.

Blood pressure.

Bathroom privileges.

Centigrade, celsius.

Capsule.

Chief complaint.

Cubic centimeter.

Complains of.

Carbon dioxide.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Chest x-ray.

Discontinue or discharge.

Electrocardiogram.

Estimated blood loss.

Emergency room.

Fahrenheit.

Foreign body.

Fracture.

Drop-liquid measurement.

History and physical.

Heart rate.

Hour.

Hour of sleep.

Water.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Intake and output.

Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus.

Intravenous.

Intramuscular.

Milligram.

Milliliter.

Motor vehicle accident.

Nothing by mouth.

Nitroglycerin.

Oxygen.

Right eye.

Left eye.

Both eyes.

Postoperative (after surgery).

Preoperative (before surgery).

By mouth.

Patient.

As needed.

After meals.

Every day.

Every hour.

Four times a day.

Every other day.

Prescription, treatment.

Subcutaneous (beneath the skin).

Without.

Symptoms.

Signs and symptoms.

Immediately.

Short of breath.

Tablet.

Temperature, pulse, respiration.

Vital signs.

Bloody or plethoric.

To turn.

Of the spine.

An inflammatory condition of the spine that causes a fusion of the vertebrae and reduces flexibility.

Four legged land animal.

Any internal organ of the body.

Four footed.

Toward the nose.

Toward the tail.

Two-legged.

Most rostral 7 vertebrae.

Neck.

First cervical.

Second cervical.

Curving inward.

Curving outward.

Twisted spine.

Hunchbacked spine.

Bent backward spine.

Farther forward.

Farther backward.

Further from axial skeleton.

Towards snout or head.

Toward the tail.

A plane dividing the body in two halves along the axis of symmetry.

A plane dividing the body into dorsal and ventral portions.

A plane dividing the body into caudal and rostral portions.

Further from the surface.

Key.

Chest.

"Loin"

Chest (manubrium, xiphoid, sternocostal)

Ribs 11 and 12.

Ribs 8-10.

The triangular bone just below the lumbar vertebrae, formed usually by five fused vertebrae and lodged dorsally between the hip bones.

Aatural opening or passage, especially one into or through a bone - foramen.

Foramen closed by a membrane.

The flexible cartilages by which the front ends of most of the ribs are connected to the breast bone.

Skull

Bone superior to the orbits.

The two skull bones located between the frontal and occipital bones and which form the top and sides of the cranium.

Bone means "away from head"

Pertaining to the temple.

Bony knobs.

Wedge-shaped bone at the base of the skull.

Bone between eye sockets. Sieve like.

Bony part of the septum that divides the two nostrils. Ploshware.

Bone located by the tear duct.

Upper jaw.

Lower part of jaw. Chew!

Bones that make up the roof of the mouth.

Yoke - strapping; cheek bones.

Shell like; inferior nasal bone.

Little bones.

Stirrup like.

Hammer like

Anvil

U-shaped bone; doesn't articulate with any other bone.

Teeth used to cut into.

Bad closing; overbite, underbite, reduced efficiency of the incisors.

Eye tooth.

Two pointed tooth

Millstone tooth

"To fall off teeth" baby teeth.

Shovel bone.

Breast muscle

Shoulder/arm

Groin