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What does 'kinesia' or 'kinesis' refer to?
What does 'kinesia' or 'kinesis' refer to?
What does 'itis' mean?
What does 'itis' mean?
inflammation
What is the process of recording referred to as?
What is the process of recording referred to as?
graphy
What is an instrument used to record called?
What is an instrument used to record called?
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What does 'gram' represent in medical terminology?
What does 'gram' represent in medical terminology?
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What is meant by 'globin' or 'globulin'?
What is meant by 'globin' or 'globulin'?
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What do 'gen', 'genesis', and 'genic' signify?
What do 'gen', 'genesis', and 'genic' signify?
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What is 'esthesia' associated with?
What is 'esthesia' associated with?
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What does 'emia' denote in medical terms?
What does 'emia' denote in medical terms?
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What does 'emesis' mean?
What does 'emesis' mean?
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What do 'ema', 'iasis', 'ism', 'lepsy', and 'osis' imply?
What do 'ema', 'iasis', 'ism', 'lepsy', and 'osis' imply?
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What is 'edema'?
What is 'edema'?
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What does 'ectomy' indicate?
What does 'ectomy' indicate?
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What does 'ectasia' or 'ectasis' mean?
What does 'ectasia' or 'ectasis' mean?
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What does 'derma' refer to?
What does 'derma' refer to?
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What does 'cyte' mean?
What does 'cyte' mean?
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What is indicated by 'crine'?
What is indicated by 'crine'?
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What do 'ceide' and 'cidal' signify?
What do 'ceide' and 'cidal' signify?
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What does 'cele' mean?
What does 'cele' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'blast'?
What is the meaning of 'blast'?
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What does 'asthenia' refer to?
What does 'asthenia' refer to?
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What does 'ase' mean in a medical context?
What does 'ase' mean in a medical context?
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What do 'algia' and 'dynia' refer to?
What do 'algia' and 'dynia' refer to?
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What does 'ad' mean?
What does 'ad' mean?
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What does 'ac', 'al', 'ar', 'ary', 'eal', 'ia', 'ie', 'ory', 'ous', 'tic' imply?
What does 'ac', 'al', 'ar', 'ary', 'eal', 'ia', 'ie', 'ory', 'ous', 'tic' imply?
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Study Notes
Kinesiology and Medical Terms
- Kinesia, Kinesis: Refers to movement, crucial in understanding body mechanics.
- Itis: Indicates inflammation, a response to injury or infection.
- Graphy: The process of recording data, often used in medical imaging.
- Graph: An instrument utilized for recording information.
- Gram: Represents a recording, commonly associated with medical results.
Proteins and Production
- Globin, Globulin: Types of proteins essential for various bodily functions.
- Gen, Genesis, Genic: Pertaining to producing or the production of formation, important in genetics.
Sensation, Blood, and Vomiting
- Esthesia: Relates to sensation or feeling, important in understanding neurological responses.
- Emia: Refers to blood, a critical component in various medical terms.
- Emesis: Indicates vomiting, often a symptom of underlying health issues.
Abnormal Conditions and Surgical Terms
- Ema, Iasis, Ism, Lepsy, Osis: Denote a condition or abnormal condition, varied in application across medical contexts.
- Edema: Refers to swelling or fluid accumulation, often associated with inflammation.
- Ectomy: Surgical removal of a body part, a common term in surgical procedures.
- Ectasia, Ectasis: Describes stretching or dilating of structures, often related to blood vessels or organs.
Skin, Cells, and Secretions
- Derma: Pertains to skin, foundational in dermatology and health assessments.
- Cyte: Refers to a cell, key in various biological processes.
- Crine: Indicates the act of secretion, important in endocrine function.
Destruction, Hernias, and Pain
- Ceide, Cidal: Related to killing or destroying, often used in pharmacology.
- Cele: Refers to a hernia or abnormal protrusion, important in surgical contexts.
- Blast: Denotes a baby or immature form of cells, often seen in developmental biology.
Conditions, Strength, and Enzymes
- Asthenia: Indicates weakness, which can be symptomatic of various health conditions.
- Ase: Denotes an enzyme, crucial in biochemical reactions.
- Algia, Dynia: Terms associated with pain, essential for diagnosis of conditions.
Directional and Pertaining Terms
- Ad: Indicates movement toward a structure, important in anatomical terminology.
- Ac, Al, Ar, Ary, Eal, Ia, Ie, Ory, Ous, Tic: Prefixes/suffixes signifying pertaining to or condition of, widely applicable in medical terminology.
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This quiz focuses on essential medical terminology related to kinesia and associated terms. Each flashcard presents a word along with its definition, helping learners understand key concepts in movement and related processes. Perfect for students and professionals in the medical field.
