Medical english shorthand
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Medical english terminology: these words are derived from greek or latin roots and have specific medical meanings, which we refer to collectively -- medical english term (medicalterm);
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What exactly is the english-language medical terminology for three numbers of 100,000?
It's hard to say. It is feared that there are no fewer than 10,000 of the most commonly used ones, and there are tens of thousands of them, including the more commonly used ones; a more complete medical dictionary usually contains around 100,000 medical vocabulary. Moreover, with the rapid development of medicine and its marginal sciences, new terminology continues to grow. In particular, nearly 1,000 new terms have emerged each year in recent decades. Thus, in general, the number of medical english terms is a very significant number. In addition to these three reasons, there is a problem of “long notes”. While some medical english terms are similar to the normal english words, consisting of only a few letters or a dozen letters that can be remembered through repeated reading and writing, many medical english terms are a long list.
See this medical english term, which normally consists of 30 letters, and it is clearly not easy to carry them down in one letter in one letter, if by our memory ability。
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A few concepts concerning the structure of the terms are introduced。
The root of the word is the core suffix of a word, including prefix and suffix (morpheme) verbs and the composition of a medical english term, and “in principle” should be a term of consistent origin. When two or more words form a medical english term, it is often necessary to add an additional “unionous vowel” between two words (also known as “complex” or “composite”, combiningform) for pronunciation purposes. In general, a vowel “o” is often added between two greek words, while a vowel “i” (but sometimes with exceptions) is added between two latins. Section i medical english terminology
Rule of construction
A few examples are given below in order to obtain a preliminary impression. Greek synonyms, greek synonyms
Pyel10 nelphr10itis
Root (renal) root (renal) tail (inflammation)
Pyelonephritis kidney inflammation
Greek synonyms, greek synonyms, greek synonyms
Leuk+o+cyt+o+peria
Root (white) root (cell) end (reduced, insufficient)
1 eukocytopenia
White cell decline
Latin synonyms and hyenas
Multix10para
Root (multiple) end (birth, maternity)
Multi-multinatality
Medical term classification subdivision: root + suffix relationships: word root + root relationship: root + letter relationship gist+o +itis→gestis stomachitis rule 1: suffix starts with a vowel and “o” omits leuk +o +o + pecia
Root (white) root (cell) end (decrease)
Rule ii: the suffix begins with an acoustic, and "o" does not omit leukocytopenia
White cell reduction, second section common suffix
Simple suffix compound suffix
Simple suffix: -ia(2), condition
It's
Composite suffix:-emia,-algia,-(o)rrhagia,-ectasia,-malacia,-odinia,-pregia,-uria,-penia accent at the end of the penultimate syllable-escence(2)adolescence-escent(2)codesent-ian(2)pediatrician sound+tion(2)accomodation-ious(2)infectious-ate(2)reticulate-ity(2)disability-uria
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Hematuria (hemt/uria) blood urine
-plegia
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Stroke, paralysing theromoplegia (therm/o/plegia)
Heat shooting, heat-malacia
Softening softened osteomalia (oste/o/malacia)
- ectasiaorets
There's a lot of work going on here
Expansion, expansion
Nephrectasia (nephr/ectasia) kidney expansion -- ectasis expansion
Angiacasis vein expansion bronchiasis bronchiectasis bronchus extension -algia
It hurts
Arthralgia (other/algia) neuralgia nervous pain arthralgia joint pain - miia
Bloodcondition
Blood. Blood
Leukemia (leuk/mia) leukemia baceremia septicemia
Hypercholesterolemia high cholesterol sepsis - orrhagia
Blood
Gastrorrhagia (gastr/o/rrhagia) simple suffix for stomach haemorrhage
-y:condition, act, process
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Composite suffix - metry,-oty,-ectomy,-graphy,-iatry,-loggy,-pexy,-(o)rhaphy,-scopy,-megaly-scopy (3)
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Mirrors, consultations
Laryngoscopy throat lens
Bronchoscopy bronchoscopy
Gastroscopy gastroscopy
CLonoscopy colonoscopy
Cystoscopy bladder lens
-ostony
Open or match
Articulation (art.) or conformity (art.)
Anastomosis colostomy enemastomy (gastr/o/stomy)
Stomaching
Anastomosis also indicates a match -(o) rhaphy
- yes, sir
Hermiorhaphy
(herni/o/rrhaphy) neoplasmic sutures, cadets
- rhaphy
Suture
Clporrhaphy vaginal suturing herniorhaphy suture-plasty (4)
Surgicalreshaping orrepair formation
Artroplasty arthroplasty
Prethropasty urology
Osteoplasty (oste/o/plasty) osteomorphosis
Spectrum - pexyafixingorsetting firstlyinplacebysituring
Fixed
Hepatopexy (hepat/o/pexy)
Hepatic fixation
-ology (3)
It's an actual procssoftology
Pharmacologyparmac/o/logy)-logist (3)
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Scholars and healers
Urologist (ur/o/logist)
Utility specialist - iatryor-iatrics
Healing
Healing, medicine... Podiatry pediatrics-graphy (3)
"processofrecording"
Image
-graph (3)
Oh, that whichrecords
Imager
- gram (3)
Oh, therecorditself
Image
- ectomy
I don't know what you're talking about
Laryngectomy larynxectomy hyroidectomy mastectomy mastectomy cholestectomy cholesterectomy appendectomy ectopsis
-oh, yeah
Oh, yes, yes, yes
Cut
Paratomy caesarean caesarean caesarean cavity trachea cavity cramiotomy skull oscillation
-metry
Measurement
Measurement, measurement (art
Dynamometry gynaecology pelvic pelvic measurements -- megalylarge large atriomegaly large ventriculomegaly heart room expansion splenomegaly large typhylomegaly large-e
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Device or noun suffix
Composite suffix:-scope,-home,-cele,-cyte-tome
Initiating
Arthrotome (arthr/o/tome) joint knife-cyte
Nounmarker, referringtoacrell cell leukocyte (leuk/o/cyte)
-cele
Hernia, herniation
Prominent, neptunium, swelling
Thyr/o/cele thyroid edema
-scope
Intrusionforviewing
Laryngoscope larynchoscope bronchoparoscope cavity lens
Inflammation
Inflammation
Hepatitis (hepat/itis) hepatitis
- what
Onhospecializesin ... Expert and scholar dermatologist (dermat/o/log/ist)
Skin disease specialist
-or
People and tools
Incosir (in/cis/or) cut teeth
-osis (2)
I don't know what you're talking about
Unusual or pathological situation
Sclerosis (scler/osis) sclerosis
-oma(2)
I'm sorry
Swollen, tumor
Sarcoma (sar/oma)
If you're going to be able to do this, you're going to have to do it again
Situation, results of previous situation
Embolism (em/bol/ism) embolism - (i)um (2)
I'm sorry, thank you, thank you, thank you
Partly integral, related to..
Pericardium (peri/cardi/um)
Epigastrium (epi/gastr/ium) upper abdomen - ac... Cardi/ac heart
-al broNchial (bronch/i/al) bronchial
-ar... ToI don't know
It's..
Hepatic liver
-eal ... Food for the esophag/eal province
It's a ciliary lashes
- you've got... The... The... The... The..
It's mucous
Fibrous (fibr/ous) fibre
Sebacous (seb/ace/ous) leather -oid (3)
Similar, cystoid (cyst/oid)-meter
Instruationformeasuring
Measurement equipment
MotherNetter (otherm/o/meter)
Thermometer-meter(3)
Table
Spiromet breathing meters, pulmonary pothalmometer eye meters - (o) rhea (1)
Flow, discharge
Out, out, out
Diarrhea (dia/rrhea) diarrhoea
- llysis
Dissolve
Dissolution
Hemolysis (hem/o/lysist) soluble blood-pathy
Okay, fined condition
Pathology, pathology
(ophthallm/o/pathy) eye disease
- blast
I'm not sure i'm going to make it
Hemocytoblast (hem/o/cyt/o/blast)
Blood cells, blood cells
- centesis
Surgicalpuncuretowitdrawfluid surgically piercing agnocentesis amniocosis
- centesis piercing
Paracentesis piercing thoracocentesis pleural piercing amniocentesis amniocosis abdominocentesis abdominal piercing -- clysis
It's not like i'm going to have to do this, but i'm not going to do this, because i'm going to do it, because i'm going to do it, because i'm going to do it, and i'm going to do it, and i'm going to do it, and i'm going to do it
Wash broNchoclysis (bronch/o/clysis) bronchial irrigation (bronch/o/posis)
-ptosis
I'm sorry, i'm sorry
Drop
Nephroptosis (nephr/o/ptosis) kidney prolapse-ptysis cough
Hemotysis blood pyotysis blubber - (o) rhexis
I'm sorry
Broken hepatorrhexis (hepat/o/orhexis) liver fracture - sclerosis
I'm sorry, ahardening
Scrutinizing arterial sclerosis - stasis
I'm sorry
Stop, stop bacteriosis (bacteri/o/statis) microbacterism - stenosis
Aarrowing, early
Shrunk, narrow
Arteriostenostis
(arteri/o/stenisis) shrink artery -gram image
Electrocardiogram electrocardiogram electroencephalogram -graph
Imager
Pneumograp respirator - emesis vomiting
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