HITT 1305 Chapter 2 Review Sheet PDF

Title HITT 1305 Chapter 2 Review Sheet
Course Medical Terminology I
Institution Lone Star College System
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Summary

Chapter 2: Terms Pertaining to the Body as a Whole...


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Catherine Suh Chapter 2 Review Sheet trache/o = trachea Combining Forms

umbilic/o = umbillicus, navel

abdomin/o = abdomen

ventr/o = belly, front of the body

adip/o = fat, fatty

vertebr/o = vertebra

anter/o = anterior, front

viscer/o = viscera, internal organ

cervic/o = cervix, or neck chondr/o = cartilage, or granual/gritty chrom/o = color, pigment

Prefixes

coccyg/o = tailbone

Ana- = up, upward

crani/o = cranium

Cata- = down

cyt/o = cell

Epi- = on, upon, over

dist/o = away from the midline

Hypo- = beneath, below normal

dors/o = back, dorsum

Inter- = between, among, shared, mutual

hist/o = tissue

Meta- = after, behind

ili/o = hip bone inguin/o = groin kary/o = nucleus

Suffixes

laryng/o = larynx

-al = pertaining to

later/o = away from the midline

-eal = pertaining to

lumb/o = loin, or lumbar

-ectomy = removal of

medi/ o = toward the midline

-iac = suffering

nucle/o = nucleus

-ior = comparatives

pelv/i = pelvix

-ism = medical condition involving a

pharyng/o = pharynx

specified thing

poster/o = posterior, at the back of

-oma = tumor

proxim/o = near the midline

-ose = sugars

sacr/o = sacrum

-plasm = living substance, tissue

sarc/o = flesh or muscle

-somes = body

spin/o = spine

-tomy = to cut

thel/o, theli/o = nipple

-type = to have the qualities or features

thorac/o = chest

Catherine Suh Chapter 2 Review Sheet

Regions

Planes of the Head

1. Right hypochondriac region

Vertical plane that divides the body into

2. Left hypochondriac region

anterior and posterior portions = frontal

3. Epigastric region

(coronal) plane

4. Right lumbar region

Horizontal plane that divides the body into

5. Left lumbar region

upper and lower portions = transverse

6. Umbilical region

(axial) plane

7. Right inguinal region

Vertical plane that divides the body into

8. Left inguinal region

right and left portions = sagittal (lateral)

9. Hypogastric region

plane

Quadrants

Positional and Directional Terms

1. Right upper quadrant

Front of the body = anterior

2. Right lower quadrant

Back of the body = posterior

3. Left upper quadrant

Away from the surface of the body = deep

4. Left lower quadrant

On the surface of the body = superficial Far from the point of attachment to the trunk or far from the beginning of a structure =

Divisons of the Spinal Column

distal

Neck region = cervical

Near the point of attachment to the trunk or

Chest region = thoracic

near the beginning of a structure = proximal

Lower back region = lumbar

Below another structure = inferior

Region of the sacram = sacral

Above another structure = superior

Tailbone region = coccygeal

Pertaining to the side = lateral Pertaining to the middle = medial Lying on the belly = prone Lying on the back = supine

Catherine Suh Chapter 2 Review Sheet Extra Terms Cell Terms

Membrane surrounding the lungs = pleura

Chromosomes = rod-shaped structures in the

Membrane surrounding the abdominal

nucleus that contains regions of DNA called

viscera = peritoneum

genes

Muscular wall separating the thoracic and

Mitochondria = rod-shaped structures in the

abdominal cativies = diaphragm

cytoplasm that provide the prinicpal source

Space between the lungs, containing the

of energy

heart, windpipe, aorta = thoracic cavity

Nucleus = control center of the cell

Backbone = spinal cavity

DNA = found in each chromosome. Directs

Pad of cartilage between each backbone and

the activities of the cell

the next = disk

Endoplasmic reticulum = network of canals within the cytoplasm of the cell Cell membrane = structure surrounding and protecting the cell Catabolism = process where complex nutrients are broken down to simpler substances and energy is released Anabolism = process of building up large proteins from small pieces called amino acids Metabolism = total of the chemical processes in a cell...


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