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Medical Terminology. The Basic Structure and Analysis of Medical Terms. By E. Suryadi Madarina Julia. ONCOLOGY: Cervix Sarcoma. Sarcoma of the cervix therapy
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Medical Terminology The Basic Structure and Analysis of Medical Terms By E. Suryadi Madarina Julia
ONCOLOGY: Cervix Sarcoma Sarcoma of the cervix therapy Sarcomas of the cervix show a variable and generally poor response to radiotherapy. If possible therefore, surgical removal is indicated if the disease is localized to the pelvis. This may vary from simple hysterectomy to total pelvic exenteration. Chemotherapy has not proved effective in these tumor • The signs and symptoms of recurrent malignant disease are: • Positive cytologic examination • Palpable tumor in pelvis or abdomen • Ulceration of cervix or vagina • Unilateral lower extremity edema • Supraclavicular lymphadenopathy
History • a vocabulary from ancient Greek and Latin • Ancient doctors, e.g. Hippocrates: epilepsy, dysentery, asthma, diarrhea • New advances in medical science – new terms derived from everyday vocabulary, e.g. cyt – kytos (hollow container)-cell
Why do we need to learn medical terminology ? To speak and to write exactly Health professional around the world use medical vocabulary to speak and to write exactly International language, Efficiency and effective learning “Perkembangan IPTEKDOK seiring dengan perkembangan medical terminology, New sciences/technology = New terminology”
How do we learn medical terminology? • like learning other languages: memorize the vocabulary!! • logical language: • most terms can be broken down into its basic component parts and understood • “basic word structure”
PANCYTOPENIA Basic Word Structure PREFIX COMBINING VOWEL WORD ROOT SUFFIX COMBINING FORM
Medical Terminology Commonly Used: Roots, Prefix and Suffix
WORD ROOT • FOUNDATION OF THE WORD GASTER =GASTROS ROOT (stomach)
PREFIX • WORD BEGINNING EPIGASTRIC PREFIX (above)
SUFFIX • WORD ENDING GASTRITIS SUFFIX (inflammation)
COMPOUND WORD • TWO OR MORE WORD ROOTS ELECTROCARDIOGRAM GASTROENTERITIS WORD ROOTS
LEUKOCYTE LEUKOCYTOSIS SUFFIX or COMPOUND SUFFIX FORM LEUKOCYTOPENIA
Correlate an understanding of a word with basic anatomy, physiology, and disease process of the human body PANCYTOPENIA • PAN : all • CYT : cell • PENIA : deficiency DEFICIENCY OF ALL CELLS (deficiency of all types of blood cells)
LEUKEMIA • LEUK (root): white • EM (root): blood • IA (suffix): state (noun) • EMIA (compound-suffix form): state of blood “white blood” malignancy of white blood cells
The origin of a medical term • Greek noun or adjective • Greek verb • Latin noun or adjective • Latin verb • Influence how it was used in modern medical term
Tissue Tissues may have different terms in normal and diseased states • NORMAL: LATIN WORD • DISEASED/ ABNORMAL: GREEK WORD
Tissue latin and Greek • ADIPOSE TISSUE - Fascia adiposa • LIP/O : FAT • Lipolysis • Lipogenesis • Lipodystrophy • lipoma
Tissue latin and Greek • OSSEUS/OS -Os femur, os radius, os pallatum, -medulla osseum • OSTE/O - : BONE • Osteogenesis imperfecta • Osteoblast • Osteomyelitis
Tissue latin and Greek • NERVUS -Nernus ischiadicus, - n. axillaris • NEUR/O : NERVE • neuralgia • neuropathy • neuritis
Tissue latin and Greek • MUSCULUS -Musculus pectoralis major, - m. rectus abdominis • MY/O • MYS/O: MUSCLE • myopathy • myositis • Myoglobin • Myofibra • Myocardium • Myometrium
Tissue latin and Greek • CARTILAGO - Cartilago thyreoidea, - cartilago septi nasi • CHONDR/O : CARTILAGE • chondrodysplasia • Achondroplasia • Osteogenesis enchondralis • Chondrogenesis
Tissue latin and Greek • CUTIS • CUTANE/0 - Intracutane, - subcutane • DERMIS • DERMAT/O : SKIN • dermatitis • leukoderma • epidermis • dermatology
Tissue latin and Greek • VASA • VASCUL/O - vascularisation, - avascular • ANGI/O : BLOOD VESSEL • angiopathy/ vasculopathy • angiography • Angiogram • angioma • Vasculitis
Tissue latin and Greek • SANGUIS; SANGUINIS • HEM/O =HAIMA • EM • HEMAT/O: BLOOD • hematology • hematopoiesis • anemia • cholesterolemia • hemoglobin
Greek nouns and adjectives (1) Root of a noun or an adjective is found by dropping the ending (os, on, e, s, ys) nephros – nephritis neuron – neuritis leukos – leukemia tachys – tachypnea glykys -- glycemia
Greek nouns and adjectives (2) … when a suffix begins with a consonant attached to a root ends with a consonant, a combining vowel is needed leukocyte neurogenic nephroblast
so…drop the combining vowel before a suffix beginning with a vowel GASTRIC, and not GASTROIC LEUKEMIA, and not LEUKOEMIA
but… retain the combining vowel between two roots in a word GASTROENTERITIS ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM
Greek nouns and adjectives (3) Some words may come in two combining forms:
Latin Nouns Combining form of a noun is found by dropping the ending (a, um) fistula – fistulectomy vagina – vaginoplasty lympha – lymphogen ileum – ileostomy cerebrum – cerebrovascular palatum – palatorrhaphy
Latin and Greek Color LEUK/O : ALBUS : WHITE • ALBINO, • CORPUS ALBICAN • LINEA ALBA • LEUKOCYTE • LEUKOCYTURIA • LEUKOCYTOSIS • LEUKEMIA • LEUKODERMA • LEUKODYSTROPHY • LEUKOPLAKIA • LEUKORRHEA • FLUOR ALBUS
Latin and Greek Color MELAN/O : FUSCUS : BLACK • MELANOCYTE • MELANOBLAST • MELANOMA • MELANURIA • MELANIN • MELENA
Latin and Greek Color ERYTHR/O : RUBRO : RED CORPUS RUBRUM NUCLEUS RUBER • ERYTHROBLAST • ERYTHROCYTE • ERYTHROCLAST • ERYTHEMA • ERYTHREMIA • ERYTHRODERMA
Latin and Greek Color CYAN/O: BLUE • CYANOTIC • CYANOSIS • CYANOPHIL • CYANOPSIA • CYANOLABE glaucos : bluish green Griseus : bluish grey
Latin and Greek Color CHLOR/O:CHLOASMA : GREEN • CHLOROMA • CHLOROPHYL • CHLOROPSIA • CHLOROLABE
Latin and Greek Color • GRISEUS = POLIOS = PHAIOS =GREY Substantia grisea Poliomyelitis
Latin and Greek Color XANTH/O: FLAVUS: LUTEUS: YELLOW • CORPUS LUTEUM • XANTHOCHROMIC • XANTHOCHROMIA • XANTHOMA • XANTHOPSIA
Audio = acouo = to hear Opsia /opia = blepo =to see Phagien = to eat Dipsa = to drink Phrasis = to speech Laleo = to talk Gradior = to walk Halo = pneu = to breathe Oureo = to urinate Ergo = to work Sedeo =sella = to sit Osme = bromo = to smell Mnena = to memory Palpo = to touch Kineo= moveo = to move Gustatus = geuma = to taste Hypnos /somnus/sopor= to sleep Glutio = to swallow Defaecatio/chezo = to defaecate Body activities
Major= magnus = mega = great Minor/parvus=small Breve = short Longus = long Durum = hard Lepto/pia = thin Mollis = soft Bradys = tardus=slow Tachys = celer =fast Poly = multi = many Oligos = few = rare Asthenia = weak Sthenia = strong Qualitative Measurement
prefix – Location supra/super /ultra retr/o epi extra end/o – ento - en eso intra par/a peri ect/o exo ec infra/ sub
prefix – Location mes/o Circum/peri
Position • Ante = before; Post = after • Meta = behind • Trans = beyond, to the other side • Inter = between, among • Dia = complete = through • Per = through, over • Ana = upon, upwards • Cata = downward • Ab = away from; • ad = to ward
prefix – Locationexamples: • ectopic pregnancy • ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm • encephalitis • endometrium vs. parametrium • endotoxin vs. exotoxin • Periosteum, pericardium • Circumoral, circumductio • retroperitoneal • suprarenal, etc.
A/AN NULLI 0 prefix - number WITHOUT LACKING DEFICIENT • ANEMIA • APLASTIC ANEMIA • ANALGESIA • NULLIPARA
½ hemi semi prefix - number HALF PARTIAL HEMIPARESIS HEMIPLEGIA HEMIHYPERTROPHY SEMICOMATOSE
uni - mono prefix - number 1 • MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY • MONOPARESIS • MONONUCLEAR CELLS • UNICELLULAR • UNILATERAL
1st primi prefix - number • PRIMIPARA, PRIMIPAROUS • PRIMIGRAVIDA • PRIMITIVE • PRIMORDIAL GERM CELLS