Chapter 3

Extremities, top, extreme point

Sharp, severe, sudden

Ammion

vessel

artery

Joint

Armpit

Eyelid

water,fluid

groin

to hold back

abdomen, abdomen wall

larynx

bronchial tubes (two tubes, one right and one left, that branch from the trachea to enter the lungs)

drug, chemical

colon

brain

red

blood

liver

lymph a clear fluid that bathes tissue spaces, is contained in special lymph vessels and nodes throughout the body.

breast

mucus

muscle

spinal cord, bone marrow (context of usage indicates the meaning intended.)

death

nerve

nucleus

eye

bone

ear

disease

peritoneum

to eat, swallow

vein

formation, development

pleura (membrane surrounding lungs and adjacent to chest wall)

lungs

lungs

rectum

flesh

spleen

clusters

twisted chains

chest

clot

tonsils

trachea (windpipe)

vein

pain

hernia

a surgical puncture to remove fluid

berry shaped bacterium (plural: bacteria)

cell

pain

excision, removal, resection

condition of prouducing, forming

instrument for recording

process of recording

study of

breakdown destruction, separartion

softening

enlargement

tumor, mass, collection of fluid

to view

condition, usually abnormal

disease condition

deficieny

development, formation, growth

surgical repair

drooping, falling, prolapse

hardening

instrument for visual examination

process of visual examination (with an endoscope)

controlling, stopping

opening to form a mouth (stoma)

treatment

incision, cutting into

development, nourisment

one, who

condition

specialist

little, small

structure, tissue

structure, substance

condition, process

pertaining to

pertaining to producing, produced by or in

resembling, derived from

pertaining to, full of

protrusion of an organ or the the muscular wall of an organ through the cavity that normally contains it.

White blood cells, five different kinds divided into two categories Granulocytes and mononuclear leukocytes... Eosinophils(red), Basophils(blue), and Neutrophils(purple) are the Granulocytes and lympocytes and Monocytes are the monoclear leukocytes

protrusion of the portion of the rectum toward the vaginal wall

red blood cells made in the bone marrow that carry oxygen from the lungs to all body cells (Hemoglobin-blood protein)

known as platelets tiny fragments of the blood cells that are formed in the bone marrow necessary for clotting

An endocrine disorder, that occurs when the pituitary gland produces an excessive amount of growth hormone after completion of puberty. person is typically of normal hight but bones and soft tissue in the hands, feet, and face grow abnormally

occurs when excessive hemolsysis (red blood cells are destroyed) if the spleen is removed, other organs carry out its functions

a form of minimally invasive surgery surgeons insert  the laparoscope through an incision in the abdomen to examine abdominal viscera for evidence of diseases for various procedures