UNIT 5 SEMINARUNIT 5 SEMINAR

AGENDAAGENDA

1. Seminar Discussion

2. Unit 5 Review

3. Unit 5 Project

4. Questions

• Section 1: Prefix

Supply the Prefix, Definition, Example:• within (---cellular, -- cranial)

• Intra

 

• Section 2: Supply the Combining Form• Definition for Body Part, Structure, or

Condition• Combining Form

• Combining form for bone: oste/o 

Section 3: Supply the Suffix

Definition Example Suffix

1. surgical removal (hysto-, lamin-)

1. study of (physio-, termin-)

1. disease (somato-,idio-)

1. inflammation (sinus-, lymph-)

1. surgical puncture to remove fluid (amnio-)

1. softening (onycho-)

1. creating an artificial, or new opening (trach-, colo-)

1. visual examination (electrocardi-)

1. hernia or protrusion (hydro-, diaphragmato-)

1. constriction or narrowing arterial-, tracheo-)

Section 4: Proofreading

The radiology report you will find below contains ten medical terminology errors. List the errors and list the correct term to be used.

Medical Terminology Error Correct Term

APA QUICK REFERENCE GUIDEAPA QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE• Please review ppt in Doc Sharing

• Include references in your project for Unit 5!

UNIT 5 REVIEWUNIT 5 REVIEWChapter 8 & 9 Review

CHAPTER 8: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE CHAPTER 8: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMSYSTEM

Arche/o =Cervic/o, trachel/o =Colp/o, vagin/o =Culd/o =Episi/o, vulv/o = Gynec/o, gyn/o =Hymen/o =

CHAPTER 8: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE CHAPTER 8: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMSYSTEM

Hyster/o, metr/o, metr/i, uter/o = Mamm/o, mast/o = Men/o = Oophor/o = Perine/o = Salping/o =

PREFIXES AND SUFFIXESPREFIXES AND SUFFIXES

=surrounding (outside)

= absence of a normal body opening, occlusion, closure

= pertaining to

= fallopian tube

DISEASE AND DISORDER TERMSDISEASE AND DISORDER TERMSBUILT FROM WORD PARTSBUILT FROM WORD PARTS

• a/men/o/rrhea

• Cervic/itis

• Dys/men/o/rrhea

• Men/o/metr/o/rrhagia

DISEASE AND DISORDER TERMSDISEASE AND DISORDER TERMSBUILT FROM WORD PARTSBUILT FROM WORD PARTS

• Myo/metr/itis

• Oligo/men/o/rrhea

• Pyo/salpinx

• Salping/o/cele

SURGICAL TERMS SURGICAL TERMS BUILT FROM WORD PARTSBUILT FROM WORD PARTS

Salping/o/stomy

Trachel/ectomy

Mamm/o/plasty

Episi/o/rrhaphy

DISEASESDISEASESNOT BUILT FROM WORD PARTSNOT BUILT FROM WORD PARTS

• Inflammation of the pelvic organs

• Endometrial tissue growing outside of uterus, causes painful menstruation, infertility.

• One or more benign cysts in the breasts.

ABBREVIATIONSABBREVIATIONS• An ultrasound procedure that uses a transducer

placed in the vagina to obtain images of the ovaries, uterus, cervix, etc; used to diagnose tumors, monitor pregnancy, evaluate ovulation

• Blood test used in the detection of ovarian cancer

ABBREVIATIONSABBREVIATIONS• Study of women

• Replacement of hormones to treat symptoms of menopause

• Syndrome occurring about 10 days before menstruation; symptoms include irritability, nervous tension, mood swings.

CHAPTER 9: OBSTETRICS AND CHAPTER 9: OBSTETRICS AND NEONATOLOGYNEONATOLOGY

Combining FormsAmni/o, amnion/o =Chori/o =Embry/o =Lact/o=Fet/o, fet/i =Gravid/o = Nat/o =Omphal/o =Par/o, part/o =

COMBINING FORMSCOMBINING FORMSPuerper/o = Cephal/o =Esophag/o = (feeding tube)Pelv/o, pelvi/o =Prim/i =Pseud/o =Pylor/o = (sphincter between the stomach and

small intestines)Terat/o =

PREFIXES PREFIXES

ante-, pre-

micro-

multi-

nulli-

post-

SUFFIXESSUFFIXES-amnios-cyesis-e-is-partum-rrhexis-tocia-um-us

COMPLEMENTARY TERMSCOMPLEMENTARY TERMS• Oligo/hydr/amnios

• Poly/hydra/amnios

• Dys/tocia

• Chorio/amnion/itis

COMPLEMENTARY TERMSCOMPLEMENTARY TERMS• Lact/o/genic

• Lact/orrhea

• Amni/o/rrhexis

• Ante/part/um

COMPLEMENTARY TERMSCOMPLEMENTARY TERMS• Multi/gravid/a

• Gravid/o/puerper/al

• Neo/nat/o/logy

COMPLEMENTARY TERMSCOMPLEMENTARY TERMS• Pseud/o/cyesis

• Primi/para

• Primi/gravid/a

ABBREVIATIONSABBREVIATIONS

• Obstetrics

• Newborn

• In vitro fertilization

• Last menstrual period

ABBREVIATIONSABBREVIATIONSChapter 8

A&P repair anterior and posterior colporraphy

Cx CervixD&C Dilation and CurettageFBD Fibrocystic Breast DiseaseGYN GynecologyHRT Hormone Replacement TherapyPID Pelvic Inflammatory DiseasePMS Premenstrual SyndromeSHG SonohysterographyTAH/BSO Total Abdominal Hysterectomy/

Bilateral Salpingo-oophorectomyTSS Toxic Shock SyndromeTVH Total Vaginal HysterectomyTVS Transvaginal SonographyUAE Uterine Artery Embolization

Chapter 9

CS, C-section cesarean sectionDOB date of birthEDD expected date of deliveryFAS fetal alcohol syndromeIVF in vitro fertilizationLMP last menstrual periodLNMP last normal menstrual period

multip multpara (multi pregnancies)

NB NewbornOB ObstetricsPrimip primipara (first pregnancy)

RDS respiratory distress syndrome

TRUE OR FALSETRUE OR FALSE

1. Fertilization normally occurs in the uterus.

ANSWER: FALSEANSWER: FALSE

Fertilization normally occurs in the fallopian tube.

TRUE OR FALSE?TRUE OR FALSE?

2. Fertilization is a synonym for conception.

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUE

Fertilization is a synonym for conception.

TRUE OR FALSE?TRUE OR FALSE?

3. Pelvic sonography is used to evaluate the fetus and pregnancy.

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUE

Pelvic sonography - to evaluate the fetus & pregnancy.

TRUE OR FALSE?TRUE OR FALSE?

4. The premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall is called abruptio placentae.

ANSWER: TRUEANSWER: TRUE

Premature separation of placenta from uterine wall is called abruptio placentae.

TRUE OR FALSE?TRUE OR FALSE?

5. Atresia means abnormal passageway.

ANSWERS: FALSEANSWERS: FALSE

Fistula means abnormal passageway. Atresia means congenital absence.

Exp: hysteratresia: closure in the uterine cavity

SAMPLE QUESTIONSSAMPLE QUESTIONS

What is the name of the procedure that uses an injection of a blue dye and/or radioactive isotope

to identify metastases of breast cancer is:

SAMPLE QUESTIONSSAMPLE QUESTIONS• Technique that combines mammography and

computer assisted biopsy to obtain tissue from a breast lesion.

SAMPLE QUESTIONSSAMPLE QUESTIONS• Procedure used to treat fibroids:

SAMPLE QUESTIONSSAMPLE QUESTIONS• First stool of the newborn- greenish black in

color: