Medical Terminology
Medicine Through Time
Medical Terminology 2
Careers
Healthcare Facilities
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Slow heart rate

Bradycardia

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Louis Pasteur, know as father of immunology, helped discover that disease were caused by microorganisms and could be prevented in part by sanitization using this method

Pasteurization

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Procedure to cut out part of the small intestine: Root word for small, suffix for surgical removal

Enterectomy

100

Healthcare professional that specializes in the study of the skin

Dermatologist

100

This facility specialized in the medical needs of people under 21

Children's Hospital

200

Elevated blood pressure: Prefix for excessive, root word for blood pressure

Hypertension

200

Galen was a medieval healer known for this theory

Humoral theory
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Knee joint replacement: Root word for joint, suffix for surgical repair.

Knee Arthroplasty

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This healthcare professional is usually the first to respond to an emergency whose main job is stabilizing and transporting a patient to a hospital.

EMT or Paramedic

200

In this facility, patients go in to receive treatment and rehabilitate injuries to return to a higher level of function than before injury

Physical Therapy Clinic

300

Tool used to see small things: Prefix for small, root word for tool used to view things

Microscope

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This method was one way ancient Rome improved public sanitation by delivering fresh water to the people of the city

Aqueducts

300

A physician specializing in the eye: Root word for eye, suffix for doctor or specialist

Ophthalmology

300

This professional diagnoses and treats mental health conditions

Psychiatrist

300

This healthcare facility both provides care for patients but also leads research to learn and create new treatment methods to treat and cure diseases or cancers

Research Hospital

400

Study of the heart and lungs: Root words for heart and lungs, suffix for study of.

Cardiopulmonology

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The first anatomy books written by Andreas Vesalius in 1543 were made as a result from findings from

Dissection of cadavers

400

Fluid in the lungs: Root word for lungs, suffix for fluid filled

Pneumonia

400

This person specializes in sports injuries and helps return to athletes to returning to play

OG, Supreme, Athletic Trainer

400

This facility focuses on patients that stay for periods of time and a dealing with significant mental disorders.

Psychiatric Hospitals

500

Cutting into the skull: Root word for skull and suffix for cutting into

Craniotomy

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This disease kills hundreds of thousands of people per year and spread by a tiny animal making it the most dangerous animal in the world

Malaria

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Outer layer of skin: Prefix for above or outside, root word for skin

Epidermis

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This physician specializes in looking a lab samples or biopsies under a microscope and determining what kinds of diseases are present such as microbes or cancer

Pathologist

500

This facility is where elderly patients that require frequent care and stay at

Nursing Homes

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