thorax

singular form

thoraces

plural form

fimbria

singular form

fimbriae

plural form

appendix

sing. form

appendices

pl. form

diverticulum

sing. form

diverticula

pl. form

testis

sing. form

testes

pl. form

adenoma

sing. form

adenomata

pl. form

spermatztozoon

sing. form

spermatozoa

pl. form

larynx

sing. form

larynges

pl. form

metastasis

sing form

metastases

pl. form

combing vowel

spinal cavity

contains the stomach

new growth

blue

ic, ior

ar, ary,

eal

ad

pertaining to the middle

and to the side

right and left of the

epigastric region

w/in

abnormal condition of the

 skin caused by dust

fribrous tumor in the

skin

involves sebaceous glands 

and hair folliceles

localized collection of pus

injury characterized by pain,

swelling & discoloration

inflammation of skin and subcutaneous

tissue w/ redness, swelling

& fever

painful skin node caused

by staphylococci in hair

follicle

noninfectious inflammatory skin disease

having redness, blisters,

scabs & itching

death of tissue caused by

the loss of blood supply

and the entry of bacteria

inflammatory skin disease having

clusters of blisters

invasion of the hair & skin

by lice

systemic lupus

erythematosus

chronic inflammatory disease

involving the skin, joints

kidney, and nervous system

surgical repair of skin w/

one's own skin

surgical reapir of skin using

skin of another

physician who studies & treats

the skin

condition of white spots or

patches on mucous membranes

paleness

hemorrhages in tissue giving

skin a red/purple color

eroded sore on the skin or 

mucous membranes

small elevation of epidermis

containing liquid

an individual with

pigment deficiency

removal of dead tissue from

an open wound

superficial discoloration caused by

blood escaping into the tissues

air sacs at the end

of the bronchioles

located in the thoracic

cavity

tubes carrying air between

the trachea and lungs

pharynx

lymphoid tissue behind the

nasal cavity

pleura

rhin/o

nas/o

pneum/o

pneumat/o

pneumon/o

bronch/o

bronchi/i

ox/o

ox/i

a

an

creation of a an

artificial opening

instrument used

to measure

sudden, involuntary

muscle contraction

surgical puncture to

aspirate fluid

pain in the chest

abnormal condition of

fungus in the nose

inflammation of the

larynx

incomplete expansion

(of the lung)

inflammation of the

adenoids

inflammation of the larynx, trachea,

and bronchi

abnormal condition of

dust in the lung

creation of an artificial

opoening in the larynx

surgical puncture to

aspirate fluid in the chest

instrument used to measure

oxygen

instrument used for visual exam

of the bronchi

inflammtion of

the nose and pharynx

inflammation of

all sinuses

rapid flow of blood

from the nose

diseased state of the

bronchi & lungs

pulmonary

neoplasm

characterized by wheezing,

paroxysmal coughing, &
shortness of breath

chronic obstructive

pulmoary disease

lung disorder that obstructs

 the bronchial airflow

cardiac disease associated

with chronic lung disorders

condition resulting from the

obstruction of the

larynx

hereditary disorder characterized

by excess mucus in the

respiratory tract

aveoli become distended

and lose elasticity

escape of fluid into

pleural cavity

fluid accumlation in the

aveoli & bronchi

foreign materials, moved by circulation

that blocks pulmonary artery

surgical instrument used

to cut the adenoids

instrument used to measure

CO2

apnea

pertaining to w/in the

trachea

pertaining to the

bronchi and aveoli

cluster of capillaries in the

kidney where the urine begins

to form

organs that remove waste products

from the blood

outside opening through

which the urine passes

carry urine from kidney

to urinary bladder

carries the urine from

the bladder to the urinary meatus

loosening,

dissolution,

separating

excessive development of the

kidney

inflammation of the urethra

and bladder

cyst/o/cele

abnormal condition of

water in the kidney

abnormal condition of

dropping kidney

condition of stones in

the kidney

pyel/itis

urinary meatus on the upper

surface of the penis

characterized by elevated

blood pressure

urinary meatus in the

underside of the penis

incision of the renal pelvis

to removea stone

creation of an artificial

opening into the kidney

pyel/o/plasty

surgical repair of

the renal pelvis

physician who studies and treats

the urinary tract

excessive urea &

nitrogenous substances in

the urine

much, excessive urine

condition of urine

passing through

(increased excretion of urine)

flexible, tubelike device

for withdrawing or

inserting fluids

passage of a tubelike

device into the urinary bladder

increases the formation

& excretion of urine

process for removing impurities

from the blood when

the kidneys are unable to do so

inability to control bladder

and or bowels

to evacuate or empty waste

material,

especially urine

epididymis

tube atop testes that

carries sperm to the vas deferens

glans penis

large tip at the end of male

organ of copulation

prepuce

forsekin

sac in which the testes

are suspended

comprises sperm

& secretions

structures in testes where

sperm originates

suspends testes

 in scrotum

orchi/ectomy

orchid/ectomy

surgical or palstic repair

of the glans penis

incision into the prostate

gland and bladder

vesicul/ectomy

excision of the

seminal vesicles

orchi/o/tomy

orchid/o/tomy

intravenous

ur/o/gram

xray image of the urinary tract

injected intravenously

excision of prostate gland

and seminal vesicles

orchi/o/pexy

orchid/o/pexy