MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY HUMAN BODY ORIENTATION ANATOMY • MORPHOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY • FUNCTION MOLECULAR HIERARCHY • SUBATOMIC – Electrons – Neutrons – Protons – ATOM – MOLECULE HEIRARCHY CONT. • MACROMOLECULES – Proteins – Carbohydrates – Lipids – Nucleic acids HIERARCHY CONT. • CELL (CYTOLOGY; CELL BIOLOGY) – NUCLEUS – CELL MEMBRANE (plasma membrane, phospholipid bilayer) – CYTOPLASM (cytosol) – MITOCHONDRIA (cellular respiration; conversion of glucose to carbon dioxide and water and ATP) HIERARCHY CONT. • CELL – LYSOSOME (digestive enzymes) – PEROXISOMES (detoxification, especially alcohol) – ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM • SMOOTH ER (synthesis of lipids, detox, drug tolerance) • ROUGH ER (protein assembly) • GOLGI APPARATUS (post-translational modification) Hierarchy cont • CELL – NUCLEUS (in eukaryotes, protects genetic info) – FLAGELLA AND CILIA (cell movement; 9=2 array) HIERARCHY CONT • TISSUE (HISTOLOGY) – EPITHELIAL (epithelium and endothelium, glands) – CONNECTIVE (dense connective like bone, adipose, loose connective like blood vessels, and blood and lymph) – MUSCLE (cardiac, smooth, skeletal) – NERVOUS (nerves, spinal cord, brain) HIERARCHY CONT • ORGANS (see Table 2.2) • ORGAN SYSTEMS – RESPIRATORY – NERVOUS – DIFESTIVE – CIRCULATORY • ALL LEADS TO HUMA ORGANISM ANATOMY • BODY PLANES – VERTICAL (rt angle to horizon) • MIDSAGITTAL – vertical, rt and left halves • SAGITTAL – unequal left and right portions • CORONAL- divides into anterior and posterior ANATOMY • BODY DIRECTIONS – ANTERIOR/VENTRAL – POSTERIOR/DORSAL – SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR – CEPHALIC AND CAUDAL – PROXIMAL AND DISTAL – MEDIAL AND LATERAL BODY CAVITIES • DORSAL (cranial and spinal) • VENTRAL – Thoracic- ends at diaphragm – Abdominal – Pelvic- mainly reproduction and excretion – abdominopelvic Abdominal divisions • • • • Right upper Left upper Right lower Left lower ABDOMEN AND THORAX REGIONS • • • • • • RT AND LEFT HYPOCHONDRIAC EPIGASTRIC RT AND LEFT LUMBAR UMBILICAL RT AND LEFT ILIAC HYPOGASTRIC PERITONEUM PERITONEUM • Membrane – Parietal – outer – Visceral – inner – Mesentery – Retroperitoneal – Ascites – fluid in peritoneum CYTOLOGY • • • • DNA GENES MUTATION (somatic vs gametic) Genetic disorders – Huntington’s disease – Cystic fibrosis – Hemophilia – Down syndrome GENETIC DISORDER CONT – Sickle cell anemia – Tay sachs – Phenylketouria – Genetic vs congenital • Fetal alcohol syndrome • Cerebral palsy WORD PARTS • OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY PUTTING THEM TOGETHER • “o” IS COMMON COMBINING VOWEL – IF ENDS IN CONSONANT – IF COMBING TWO OR MORE ROOT WORDS • “o” NOT NEEDED IF SUFFIX BEGINS IN A VOWEL SIMPLE COMBING FORMS • PREFIXES – OFTEN DENOTE TIME, LOCATION OR STATUS • • • • • Pre-, peri-, postA-: without Ab-:away from Eu: good Dys-:bad Prefixes cont. – Hyper-:above – Hypo-:below – Inter-:between – Intra-:within – Sub: below – Super- or supra-: beyond – Oligo-:few PREFIXES CONT. • BODY SYSTEMS – OSTEO- BONES – ARTHRO- JOINTS – CHONDRO- CARTILAGE – MYO – MUSCLES – CARDIO-HEART – PHLEB- VEINS – ARTERIO- ARTERIES BODY SYSTEMS PREFIXES – HEMA- OR HEMAT- BLOOD – SPLENO- SPLEEN – NAS-NOSE – PNUEMO-LUNGS – ORO-MOUTH – GASTRO-STOMACH – ENTERO-SMALL INTESTINE – COLO-LARGE INTESTINE BODY SYSTEM PREFIXES – HEPATO-LIVER – NEPHR- OR REN- KIDNEYS – CYST-, VESSICO- URINARY BLADDER – NEUR- NERVOUS SYSTEM – ENCEPHAL-BRAIN – MYELO-SPINAL CORD – OPTHAL, OR OCUL- EYES – OT-, ACOUST- EARS BODY SYSTEM PREFIXES – CUTAN-, DERMAT– SKIN – SEB- SEBACEOUS GLANDS – HIDR-SWEAT GLANDS – ORCH-TESTES – OOPHOR-, OVARI- OVARIES – HYSTER-, MET-, UTER- UTERUS SUFFIXES • Often indicate procedure, disorder, or disease – Ectomy : to remove – Tonsillectomy – ac: pertaining to – -itis: inflammation of – - osis: abnormal condition SUFFIXES CONT – - dynia, - algia: pain or suffering (cephalgia, gastrodynia – - malcia: abnormal softening (arteiomalacia) – - megaly: enlargement (hepatomegaly) – - necrosis: death (caessation necrosis – Tb) – - sclerosis: abnormal hardening (arteriosclerosis) – - stenosis: abnormal narrowing (pyloric stenosis) SUFFIXES CONT • PROCEDURES – - centesis: fluid removal (amniocentesis) – - ectomy: removal – - graphy, - gram: picture (arteriography, pyelogram) – - plasty: to repair (rhinoplasty) – - scopy: visual exam (colonoscopy, endoscopy) SUFFIXES • THE IMMPORTANT RR’S: – - rrhaphy: to suture (splenorrhaphy) – - rrhage: bursting forth (hemorrhage) – - rrhea: abnormal flow (diarrhea, amenorrhea) – - rrhexis: rupure (splenorrhexis) BASIC MEDICAL TERMS • EPIDEMIOLOGY • SYMPTOM = SUBJECTIVE • SIGN, CLINICAL MANIFESTATION = OBJECTIVE • DIAGNOSIS – Differential – Prognosis BASIC MEDICAL TERMS • DISEASE – CHRONIC VS ACUTE – SYNDROME = COMPILATION OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS – REMISSION – ABSENCE OF SYMPTOMS WITHOUT A CURE – EPIDEMIC VIS ENDEMIC, PANDEMIC – TRANSMISSION – INCUBATION PERIOD BASIC MEDICAL TERMS • • • • • INFECTIOUS DISEASE COMMUNICABLE IDIOPATHIC NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION IATROGENCI DISORDER CONFUSING WORD PARTS • • • • • • • • ARTERIO- AND ATHEROILEUM AND ILIUM INFECTION AND INFLAMMATION MUCOUS AND MUCUS MYC-, MYEL-, AND MY-OSTOMY AND –OTOMY PALPATION AND PALPITATION PROSTATE AND PROSTRATE CONFUSING WORD PARTS CONT • • • • SUPPINATION AND SUPPURATION PYELO-, PYO-, AND PYROTRIAGE AND TRAUMA VIRAL AND VIRILE COLOR WORD PARTS • ERTYTH- RED (erythrocyte, erthroblastoma fetalis) • MELAN- WHITE (malignant melanoma, melanosis) • CYAN- BLUE (cyanosis, cyanotic) • LEUK-WHITE (leukocyte, leukemia) • POLI- GRAY (poliomyelitis) • 0