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100

List the meaning for the following elements:

gastr-

cardi-

megal-

-itis

dermat-

stomach

heart

enlarged

inflammation

skin

100

What do the following elements mean

-algia

crani-

end-

hemi-

-oid

pain

skull

inside,within

half

like

100

This term refers to a doctor who specializes in the study and treatment of the heart.

Cardiologist

100

A _________ is the creation of an artificial external opening into the stomach for nutritional support or gastric decompression. Typically this would include an incision in the patient's epigastrium as part of a formal operation.

Gastrostomy

200

list the meaning for the following elements:

plast-

cerebr-

path-

-ectomy

enter-

surgical repair

brain

disease

surgical removal

intestines

200

what do the following elements mean

hyper-

cyst-

chole-

hypo-

-scop

above, more than normal

sac containing fluid

bile

under

observe

200

This surgical procedure reshapes the nose, often for cosmetic or medical reasons.

rhinoplasty

200
  • is a type of stroke that causes blood to pool between your brain and skull. this prevents oxygen from reaching your brain. 

Hemorragic stroke

300

list the meaning of the following elements

-osis

-otomy

-aden

angi-

-oma


any condition

cut into

gland

vessel

tumor

300

what do the following elemets mean

hyster

ostomy

para

lysis

cervic

uterus

create an opening

beside, beyond

loosening, destruction

neck

300

This condition means inflammation of the gums and is often caused by poor oral hygiene.

gingivitis

300

List 3 symptoms of cyanosis

  • Bluish or purplish color of the lips, tongue, and gums

  • Bluish tint to the fingertips, toes, or nail beds

  • Pale or cool skin (especially in extremities)

  • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing (if related to respiratory cause)

  • Fatigue or weakness

  • Rapid breathing (tachypnea) or rapid heart rate (tachycardia) in severe cases

400
you are working in a busy urgent care. You are seeing patients who are diagnosed with the following conditions (what do they mean)


Arthritis

Hepatomegaly

inflammation of the joint

enlargement of the liver

400

You are working in a busy urgent care office. you have patients with the following complaints:

cerebralgia

cholecysitis

osteoarthritis

pain in the brain

inflammation of the (sac containing flud) "gallbladder"

inflammaton of the bones & joints

400

List 3 things a cardiologist can treat 

A cardiologist is a healthcare provider who can treat chest pain, high blood pressure and heart failure, as well as problems with your heart valves, blood vessels and other heart and vascular issues. T

400

___________ can be caused by overuse, traumatic injuries, or cancer and other diseases. It can usually be treated with rest, gentle stretching, or cold/heat therapy (ice pack/heat wrap). 

myalgia

500

You are overseeing the OR at a busy hospital. These surgeries are scheduled. What do they mean?

nephrotomy

gastrectomy

blepharoplasty

cut into the kidney


surgical removal of the stomach

surgical repair of the eylid

500

You are working in an OR. These surgeries are scheduled today, what do they mean?

myoomaectomy

gastrolysis

surgical removal of a muscle tumor

loosening/destruction of the stomach

500

What are the 2 major reasons that rhinoplasties are done? Give an example for each

  • Cosmetic: to change the shape, size, or overall appearance of the nose.

  • Functional: to correct breathing problems (such as a deviated septum) or repair nasal structures after injury or trauma.

500

What is the difference between an ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke?

Ischemic Stroke

  • Cause: Blockage of blood flow to part of the brain (often from a blood clot or plaque).

  • Result: Brain tissue doesn’t get enough oxygen and nutrients → cells start to die.

  • Accounts for: ~85% of strokes.

  • Common risk factors: High cholesterol, atherosclerosis, atrial fibrillation, smoking.

2. Hemorrhagic Stroke

  • Cause: A blood vessel in the brain ruptures, leading to bleeding into or around the brain.

  • Result: Increased pressure and damage to brain cells from the bleeding.

  • Accounts for: ~15% of strokes (but often more severe).

  • Common risk factors: High blood pressure, aneurysms, head trauma, anticoagulant use.