5. 2- suffix (clast) which means something
that breaks or destroy
osteoclast
It is an instrument that
used in osteoclasis.
it is intentionally fracture
bones in deformed limbs
in order for the bones to
be set and heal in proper
alignment.
6. cont.
Otherwise it has another
meaning which is kind of
bone cells
osteocytes
osteoblastsosteoclasts
9. Endocrine system
It is a collection of
glans of an organism
that secret
hormones directly to
circulatory system
3- suffix (crine) which means secreting
10. cont.Eccrine glands
Or merocrine glands Are
the major sweat glands of
the human body, found
virtually all skins.
apocrine
Is type of merocrine which
found only in certain locations
of the body:
the axillae (armpits), areola and
nipples of the breast, ear canal,
eyelids, wings of the nostril and
some parts of the external
genitalia
11. 4-Suffix (crit) which means separate
hematocrit
is the volume percentage of
red blood cells of blood
It is considered an integral part
of a person's complete blood
count results, along
with hemoglobin concentration
, white blood cell count,
and platelet count
It may expose possible diseases
in the subject. Anemia refers to
an abnormally low hematocrit,
as opposed to polycythemia
13. Cont.
Retacrit
is a solution for
injection. It is available
in prefilled syringes
containing between
1,000 and 40,000
international units (IU)
of the active substance
14. 5-Suffix (cyte) which means cell
“Thrombocytes”+”leukocytes”+”erythrocytes”
Or called platelet are
a component
of blood whose
function is to stop
bleeding by
clumping and
clotting blood vessel
injuries
15. 6-Suffix( cytosis ) which means condition of cells
erythrocytosis
Also known as a
polycythemia which is the
increasing in volume
percent of erythrocytes of
blood
16. cont.
leukocytosis
Are WBCs above the normal
range in the blood, it is
frequently a sign of
inflammatory response
It has 5 types :
leukocytosis
lymphocytosis
monocytosiseosinophilia
basophilia
17. cont.
thrombocytosis
Also know as
thrombocythemia is a
presence of high
platelet count in the
blood
It can be either primary
or reactive
18. 7- suffix (derma) which refer to skin
scleroderma
Is an autoimmune disorder,
which means that the
body’s immune system turn
against itself .
There is an overproduction of
abnormal collagen which
make the skin more
hardening .
19. Cont.
bromoderma
is a dermatological
condition characterized
by an eruption of
papules and pustules
on the skin
It is caused by
hypersensitivity to
bromides
20. mycoderma
Is a genus of
microorganisms
recovered from
mothers originally
including a varied
assortment of yeasts
and acetobacters
Cont.
21. 8-Suffix( desis) which means binding
arthrodesis
Is a surgical fusion
between tow joint
It relieve the pain in a
joint which can not be
managed by pain
medication, splint or
other normally
indicated treatments.
22. Cont.
Iridesis
Ligature of a portion of
the iris brought out
through an incision in
the cornea. Also
called iridodesis.
23. Cont.
Pleurodesis
is a medical procedure
in which the pleural
space is artificially
obliterated.
It involves the adhesion
of the two pleurae.
24. 9- suffix (dynia) which means pain
Neurodynia
Or neuralgia Is a pain
in the nerve
25. Cont.
Allodynia
pain produced by a n
on-noxious stimulus
Acrodynia
A disease of infancy
and early childhood
marked by pain
,swelling in and
pink coloration of
the fingers and toes
.
26. 10- suffix (ectasia) which means
dilation
Neurectasia
Is a surgical stretching
of nerve or nerves .
27. Cont.
Telangiectasia
Also known as spider veins
are small dilated blood
vessels near the surface of
the skin or mucous
membranes
Telangiectasia perstans
A form of mastocytosis that
usually affects adults,
characterized by the presence of
multiple
hyperpigmented macules with
telangiectases , located primarily
on the trunk, but also on the
extremities.
28. 11- suffix ( ectasis) which means
expanding
bronchiectasis
Is a condition in which
an area of the bronchi
tubes dilated with
accompanying infection
The symptoms typically
include a chronic cough
productive of mucus
and shortness breathe .
29. Cont.
Gastrectasis
Dilation of the stomach.
atelectasis
a collapse of lung tissue
affecting part or all of on
e lung. This condition pre
vents normal oxygen
absoptionto healthy tissues.
30. 12- suffix ( ectomy ) which means
removal
appendectomy
Is the surgical removal of
appendix
The appendix is a worm –
shaped hollow pouch
attached to the cecum , the
beginning of the large
intestine .
31. Cont.
Gastrectomy
Gastrectomy is the surgical
removal of all or part of the
stomach.
Lensectomy
Removal of the lens of the
eye by an infusion aspiration
cutter , often done by
puncture incision through
the pars plana in the course
of vitrectomy
32. 13- suffix (edema) which mean
swelling
lymphedema
is a condition of
localized fluid retention
and tissue swelling
caused by a
compromised lymphati
c system
There is no cure for
lymphedema
33. Cont.
Brain edema
Also known as cerebral is a
brain swelling due to
increased volume of the
extravascular compartment
from the uptake of water in
the gray and white matters .
Cardiac edema
is a condition in which fluid
accumulates in the lungs, us
ually because the heart's lef
t ventricle does
not pump adequately.
34. 14- suffix (ema) which means condition
empyema
Is a condition In which
pus and fluid of infected
tissues collect in a body
cavity
Usually it happen with a
complication of
pneumonia
35. Cont.
eczema
Also known as
Dermatitis, is a group of
diseases that results
in inflammation of
the skin.
These diseases are
characterized
by itchiness, red skin,
and a rash.
36. Cont.
Barium enema
an injection into the
rectum of a
preparation of barium
sulphate, which is
opaque to X-rays,
before X-raying the
lower alimentary canal
37. 15- suffix (emesis) which means vomiting
hematemesis
is the vomiting of blood.
This is caused by bleeding in
your upper gastrointestinal
(GI) system.
The blood may be bright
red, or black
Hematemesis is a medical
emergency that needs
immediate treatment.
38. Cont.
Pyemesis
The vomiting of pus
Sialemesis
Vomiting due to or acco
mpanying excessive secr
etion of saliva.
39. 16- suffix (emia) which refer to blood
anemia
Is usually defined as
decrease of the total
amount of red blood
cells(RBCs) or hemoglobin
in the blood
It can also be defined as a
lowered ability of the blood
to carry oxygen.
40. Cont.
Leukemia Hyperemia
an abnormally large
amount of blood in any
part of the body.
is a group of cancers that
usually begin in the bone
marrow and result in high
numbers of
abnormal white blood
cells .
41. 17- suffix (emic) which means
uremic
is the condition of
having urea in the
blood
Uremic symptoms are
associated with renal
failure .
42. Cont.
Ischemic stroke
s characterized by the
sudden loss of blood
circulation to an area of
the brain
Azotemic
the accumulation of
abnormally large amounts of
nitrogenous waste
products in the blood, as in
uremic poisoning.
43. 18- suffix (esthesia) which means sensation
Paresthesia
a sensation of pricking,
tingling, or creeping on
the skin having no
objective cause and
usually associated with
injury or irritation of a
sensory nerve or nerve
root
44. Cont.
Anesthesia
Anesthesia is a way to
control pain during a
surgery or procedure by
using medicine
Synesthesia
is a condition in which one sense
is simultaneously perceived as if
by one or more additional senses
Synesthetes hear colors, feel
sounds
45. 19- suffix (form) which means in the shape of
uniform
Having the identical
shape or form of other
objects of the same
class .
47. 20- suffix (gen) which means producing or
coming to be
carcinogen
is any substance
, radionuclide
or radiation that is an
agent directly involved
in causing cancer .
For examples: gamma
ray, alpha particles,
tobacco smoke
48. Cont.
antigens
any substance that can stim
ulate the production of
antibodies and combine sp
ecifically with them.
allergens
Any substance , often a protein
that induces an allergy , common
allergens include pollen ,grasses ,
dust and some medications
49. 21- suffix (genesis) which means
production of
pathogenesis
Is the development of
morbid conditions or if
disease
More specifically the
cellular events and
reactions and other
pathologic mechanisms
occurring in the
development of disease
50. Cont.
Vasculogenesis
s the process of blood
vessel formation occurring
by a de novo production
of endothelial cells .
Agenesis
absence of an organ due to
nonappearance of its
primordium in the embryo.
51. 22- suffix (genic) which means producing
iatrogenic
Is the resulting from
activity of a health
care provider or
institution , side if any
adverse condition in a
patient resulting
from treatment by
physician or any
health profession
52. Cont.
Antigenic shift
is the process by which two or
more different strains of a virus
, combine to form a new
subtype having a mixture of
the surface antigens of the two
original strains.
Pathogenic
is used to describe an
infectious agent such as
a virus , bacterium ,
prion, a fungi, or even
another micro-organism.