Med Term L1-Principal medical root word.pdf

Medical Terminology Lecture#1 PRINCIPAL MEDICAL ROOT WORD Presented by: Dr. Mark Jayson Gutierrez, RRT Introduction: Medical Terminology Anatomic and physiological language is the foundation of medical terminology. Terminologi...

Medical Terminology Lecture#1 PRINCIPAL MEDICAL ROOT WORD Presented by: Dr. Mark Jayson Gutierrez, RRT Introduction: Medical Terminology Anatomic and physiological language is the foundation of medical terminology. Terminologia Anatomica provides standardized terms for all body parts. http://www.thieme.com/books- main/anatomy/product/1634-terminologia-anatomica Medical Terminology: EPONYMS Medical terms derived from a person’s name. A body part, diseases, syndromes, Antrum of tests, and procedures are often Highmore named after their discoverer, the person who first described it, or a scientist who perfected or invented a particular test or procedure. http://www.sinussurgeryprocedure.com/wha t-are-the-sinuses/ Medical Terminology: WORD ETYMOLOGY Study of the origin of words or word parts and their evolution to their current form and meaning. Greek and Latin origins WORD PARTS – It is the general phrase used to identify prefixes, suffixes and combining forms. Medical Terminology: The FOUR types of WORD PARTS http://www.yourdictionary.com/stomach 1. WORD ROOT ▪ Contains the basic meaning of the term ▪ It is usually, but not always, indicates the involved body part ▪ Example: Stomach Medical Terminology: The FOUR types of WORD PARTS 2. COMBINING FORM ▪ It is a word root with a combining vowel added at the end ▪ Example: Stomach ▪ This form is used when a suffix beginning with a consonant is added. Medical Terminology: The FOUR types of WORD PARTS 3. SUFFIX ▪ It is usually, but not always, indicates the procedure, condition, disorder, or disease. ▪ Always comes at the end of the word. ▪ Example: Inflammation Antral atrophic gastritis http://www.gastrosource2.com/stomach/gastritis/at roph_antr_gastrit_2.htm Medical Terminology: The FOUR types of WORD PARTS 4. PREFIX ▪ It is usually, but not always, indicates location, time, number, or status. ▪ A prefix always comes at the beginning of a word ▪ Example: Increased or excessive Medical Terminology: Word Part Guidelines A word root cannot stand alone. A suffix must always be added at 1. the end of the word to complete the term. The rules for creating a combining form by adding a vowel apply 2. when a suffix beginning with a consonant is added to a word root. When a prefix is added, it is always placed at the beginning of the 3. word. Word Roots and Combining Forms Indicating Color ROOT COMBINING MEANING EXAMPLE WORD FORM Cyan Cyanosis (sigh-ah-NOH-sis) It is the blue discoloration of the skin caused by a lack of adequate oxygen in the blood. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/350577152219234703/ Word Roots and Combining Forms Indicating Color ROOT COMBINING MEANING EXAMPLE WORD FORM Erythr Erythrocyte (eh-RITH-roh-sight) A mature red blood cell https://insituscience.wordpress.com/2015/05/01/just- my-type/ Word Roots and Combining Forms Indicating Color ROOT COMBINING MEANING EXAMPLE WORD FORM Leuk Leukocyte (LOO-koh-sight) A white blood cell http://www.allposters.com/-sp/T-Lymphocyte-White- Blood-Cells-or-Leukocytes-Posters_i6016337_.htm Word Roots and Combining Forms Indicating Color ROOT COMBINING MEANING EXAMPLE WORD FORM Melan Melanosis (mel-ah-NOH-sis) Any condition of unusual deposits of black pigment in body tissues or organs http://webeye.ophth.uiowa.edu/eyeforu Melanosis oculi m/atlas/pages/melanosis-oculi-OS.html Word Roots and Combining Forms Indicating Color ROOT COMBINING MEANING EXAMPLE WORD FORM Poli Poliomyelitis (poh-lee-oh-my-eh-LYE-tis) is a viral infection of the gray matter of the spinal cord http://www.appstate.edu/~ka66064/polyomyelitis.html Specific Guidelines: http://www.thechildren.com/health-info/conditions-and- Combining Forms Vowels illnesses/keeping-stomach-flu-healthy-distance When two word roots are joined, a combining vowel is always added to the first word root. A combining vowel is used with the second word root only if the suffix begins with a consonant. EXAMPLE: GASTROENTERITIS Gastroenteritis (gas-troh-en-ter-EYE-tis) is an inflammation of the stomach and small intestine. Specific Guidelines: Identification of Median Nerve Branches and the Recipient Anterior Interosseous Nerve. Suffixes A combining vowel is used when the suffix begins with a consonant. Examples: – Neuroplasty – Neurorrhaphy https://nervesurgery.wustl.edu/so/NerveTransfers/Hand/ECRBtoAINNT/Pages/default.aspx Specific Guidelines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonsillitis Suffixes A combining vowel is not used when the suffix begins with a vowel. Examples: – Tonsillitis – Tonsillectomy Specific Guidelines: Suffixes as Noun Endings A noun is a word that is the name of a person, place, or thing. Some suffixes change the word root into a noun. Example: CRANIUM -a -um -y -e -us Specific Guidelines: Suffixes Meaning “Pertaining To” An adjective is a word that defines -ac -eal -ior or describes a thing. -al -ical -ory Many suffixes meaning “pertaining to” are used to change the meaning -an -ial -ous of the word root into an adjective. -ar -ic -tic Example: CARDIAC -ary -ine Specific Guidelines: Suffixes Meaning “Abnormal Condition” Many suffixes, such as -osis, mean “abnormal condition or disease.” Example: GASTROSIS -ago -iasis -osis -esis -ion -ory -ia -ism -ous Adenocarcinoma of Stomach http://howmed.net/pathology/classification-of- tumors-of-stomach/ Specific Guidelines: Suffixes Related to Pathology ▪ -algia means pain and suffering – Gastralgia (gas-TRAL-jee-ah) ▪ -dynia also means pain – Gastrodynia (gas-troh-DINee-ah) ▪ -itis means inflammation – Gastritis (gas-TRY-tis) ▪ -megaly means enlargement – Hepatomegaly (hep-ah-toh-MEG-ah-lee) Specific Guidelines: Suffixes Related to Pathology ▪ -malacia means abnormal softening – Arteriomalacia (ar-tee-ree-oh-mah-LAY-shee-ah) ▪ -necrosis means tissue death – Arterionecrosis (ar-teeree-oh-neh-KROH-sis) ▪ -sclerosis means abnormal hardening – Arteriosclerosis (ar-tee-ree-oh-skleh-ROH-sis) ▪ -stenosis means abnormal narrowing – Arteriostenosis (ar-tee-ree-oh-steh-NOH-sis) Specific Guidelines: Suffixes Related to Procedures ▪ -centesis is a surgical puncture to remove fluid for diagnostic purposes or to remove excess fluid ▪ Abdominocentesis (ab-dom-ih-noh-sen-TEE-sis) ▪ -graphy means the process of producing a picture or record ▪ Angiography (an-jee-OG-rah-fee) ▪ -gram means a picture or record ▪ Angiogram (AN-jee-oh-gram) ▪ -plasty means surgical repair ▪ Myoplasty (MY-ohplas-tee) ▪ -scopy means visual examination ▪ Arthroscopy (ar-THROS-koh-pee) Specific Guidelines: The “Double R” Suffixes ▪ -rrhage and -rrhagia mean bleeding ▪ hemorrhage (HEM-or-idj) ▪ -rrhaphy means surgical suturing to close a wound and includes the use of sutures, staples, or surgical glue ▪ Myorrhaphy (my-OR-ah-fee) ▪ -rrhea means flow or discharge and refers to the flow of most body fluids ▪ Diarrhea (dye-ah-REE-ah) ▪ -rrhexis means rupture ▪ Myorrhexis (my-oh-RECKsis)  PREFIXES The term natal (NAY-tal) means pertaining to birth Jozsef Szasz-Fabian/www.Shutterstock.com iStockphoto/Chris Downie Perinatal (pehr-ih-NAY-tal) refers to © Delmar, Cengage Learning (2013) the time and events surrounding Postnatal (pohst-NAY-tal) refers Prenatal (pre-NAY-tal) birth to the time and events after birth means the time and events before birth Prefixes Describing Direction, Quantity, Size, and Amount Contrasting Prefixes End of lecture Please study. 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