Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Learn medical terminology



NUMBERS

Medical terminology Often you get the medical word that contains the prefix that describes the number. Here are some of the most common.
PrefixMeaningExample
Mono-, uni-OneUnilateral
Bi-TwoBilateral
Tri-ThreeTriplicate

DIRECTIONS AND POSITIONS

In medicine, you frequently face conditions that describe how the body is in process or condition.
PrefixMeaningExample
Ab-Away fromAbduction
Ad-TowardAdduction
Ecto-, exo-OutsideEctoparasite
Endo-InsideEndoderm
Epi-UponEpinenephrine
There are also numerous local and therapeutic medical terms that are not exclusions or prefixes but instead have single words. Here are some of the most valuable medical billing terminology lists.
WordMeaningExample
Anterior or ventralAt or near the front surface of the body“Anterior nerves”
Posterior or dorsalAt or near the real surface of the body“Dorsal surface of the hand”
SuperiorAbove“Superior (cranial) aspect”
InferiorBelow“Inferior aspect”
LateralSide“Lateral aspect”
DistalFarthest from center“Axons distal to the injury”
ProximalNearest to centerA proximal end of the forearm”

BASIC ANATOMY TERMS

The Medical Billing Terminology Schedule gives you the CPT And ICD Guides, diagnosis of diagnosis of a doctor, and help you to fully understand the medical practice. Let’s now look at some basic conditions for body parts. You can identify some of them.
WordBody Part
Abdominalabdomen
BuccalCheek
CranialSkull
DigitalFingers and toes
FemoralThigh
GlutealButtock
HalluxGreat toe
InguinalGroin
LumbarLoin (lowest part of the spine below the false ribs and between the hips)
MammaryBreast
NasalNose
OccipitalBack of head
PectoralChest
SternalBreastbone
ThoracicChest
UmbilicalNavel
VentralBelly

CONDITIONS

Now let’s take a look at the words describing the body parts, let’s change some situations that may affect body parts in this medical terminology list.
PrefixMeaningExample
Ambi-BothAmbidextrous
Dys-Bad, painful, difficultDyslexia
Eu-Good, normalEukaryote
Homo-SameHomogenous
Iso-Equal, sameIsotope
Mal-Bad, poorMalnutrition
SuffixMeaningExample
-algiaPainMyalgia
-emiaBloodHypoglycemia
-itisInflammationBronchitis
-lysisDestruction, break downDialysis
-oidLikeHaploid
-opathyDisease ofNeuropathy
-pneaBreathingSleep apnea

SURGICAL PROCEDURES

Let’s wrap this vocabulary review with a look at some of the most common surgical procedures. It is always necessary to list where the surgical procedure is performed on the body, so this glossary is a small but useful solution in this section. Remember this medical terminology list and you will immediately know what kind of procedure was done, even though you did not know exactly what the procedure was done.
SuffixMeaningExample
-centesisPuncture a cavity to remove fluidAmniocentesis
-ectomySurgical removal or excisionHysterectomy
-ostomyA new permanent openingTracheostomy
-otomyCutting into, incisionGastrotomy
-orrhaphySurgical repair or sutureGastrorrhaphy
-opexySurgical fixationNephropexy
-oplastySurgical repairRhinoplasty
-otripsyCrushing or destroyingLithotripsy
Be aware that you can also use your CPT Manual to study human anatomy vocabulary. Current CPT Guides come with instructional illustrations, diagrams, and charts in the entire book, including a brief summary of medical terminology. Cpt Against the guideline, you can find the list of anatomical images. Bookmark this page and if you are looking for an eye or an internal ear example or need to remember where the thorax goes.
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