12.2 Flashcards

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What does ‘PER’ mean?

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‘PER’ means ‘through’.

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What is ‘per rectum’?

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‘per rectum’ means ‘through the rectum’.

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What is ‘per os’?

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‘per os’ means ‘through the mouth’.

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What is ‘per anum’?

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‘per anum’ means ‘through the anus’.

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What is ‘per vaginam’?

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‘per vaginam’ means ‘through the vagina’.

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What does ‘diagnosis per exclusionem’ mean?

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‘diagnosis per exclusionem’ means ‘diagnosis by exclusion of other diseases’.

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What does ‘ANTE’ mean?

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‘ANTE’ means ‘before’.

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What is ‘ante partum’?

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‘ante partum’ means ‘before birth’.

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What is ‘ante cibum’?

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‘ante cibum’ means ‘before meals’.

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What is ‘ante mortem’?

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‘ante mortem’ means ‘before death’.

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What does ‘AD’ mean?

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‘AD’ means ‘to’, ‘at’, or ‘on’.

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What is ‘metastases ad hepar’?

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‘metastases ad hepar’ means ‘metastases to the liver’.

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What is ‘metastases ad pulmones’?

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‘metastases ad pulmones’ means ‘metastases to the lungs’.

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What does ‘neuter’ refer to?

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‘neuter’ refers to a grammatical case that does not change.

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What is ‘post abortum’?

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‘post abortum’ means ‘after abortion’.

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What is ‘post therapiam’?

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‘post therapiam’ means ‘after therapy’.

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What is ‘post cibum’?

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‘post cibum’ means ‘after meals’.

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What is ‘post dermatosim’?

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‘post dermatosim’ means ‘after dermatosis’.

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What is ‘post parrum’?

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‘post parrum’ means ‘after birth’.

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What is ‘post infarctum’?

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‘post infarctum’ means ‘after infarction’.

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What is ‘post operationem’?

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‘post operationem’ means ‘after surgery’.

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What is ‘post haemorrhagia’?

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‘post haemorrhagia’ means ‘after hemorrhage’.

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What is ‘post gastritidem’?

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‘post gastritidem’ means ‘after gastritis’.

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What is ‘post radiationem’?

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‘post radiationem’ means ‘after radiation’.

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Translate 'Hypertensio propter pharmacotherapiam'.
'Hypertensio propter pharmacotherapiam' translates to 'hypertension due to pharmacotherapy'.
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Translate 'Xerostomia propter dehydratationem'.
'Xerostomia propter dehydratationem' translates to 'xerostomia due to dehydration'.
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Translate 'Angiosarcoma mammae post radiationem'.
'Angiosarcoma mammae post radiationem' translates to 'angiosarcoma of the breast after radiation'.
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Translate 'Dislocatio propter fracturam vertebrae cervicalis'.
'Dislocatio propter fracturam vertebrae cervicalis' translates to 'dislocation due to cervical vertebrae fracture'.
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Translate 'Haemorrhagia ante partum'.
'Haemorrhagia ante partum' translates to 'hemorrhage before childbirth'.
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Translate 'Aneurysma aortae propter morbum cordis congenitum'.
'Aneurysma aortae propter morbum cordis congenitum' translates to 'aortic aneurysm due to congenital heart disease'.
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Translate 'Encephalopathia post vaccinationem'.
'Encephalopathia post vaccinationem' translates to 'encephalopathy after vaccination'.
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Translate 'Myopathia propter adipositatem aut obesitatem'.
'Myopathia propter adipositatem aut obesitatem' translates to 'myopathy due to obesity or overweight'.
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Translate 'Asphyxia propter corpus alienum'.
'Asphyxia propter corpus alienum' translates to 'asphyxia due to foreign body'.
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Translate 'Trauma pulmonis propter inhalationem'.
'Trauma pulmonis propter inhalationem' translates to 'lung trauma due to inhalation'.
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Translate 'Infectio vulneris posttraumatica, non alibi classificata'.
'Infectio vulneris posttraumatica, non alibi classificata' translates to 'post-traumatic wound infection, not otherwise classified'.
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Translate 'Stenosis arteriae renalis propter abnormalitatem congenitam'.
'Stenosis arteriae renalis propter abnormalitatem congenitam' translates to 'renal artery stenosis due to congenital abnormality'.
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Translate 'Trauma cutis propter morsum'.
'Trauma cutis propter morsum' translates to 'skin trauma due to bite'.
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What is 'cheilitis'?
'cheilitis' is an inflammatory condition of the lip.
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What is 'leucoplakia'?
'leucoplakia' refers to white patches on the oral mucosa.
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What is 'granuloma gigantocyticum centrale'?
'granuloma gigantocyticum centrale' is a giant cell granuloma.
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What is 'cellulitis aut abscessus telanim (mollium) onis'?
'cellulitis aut abscessus telanim (mollium) onis' refers to cellulitis or abscess of soft tissues of the mouth.
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What is 'mucositis oris'?
'mucositis oris' is inflammation of the oral mucosa.
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What is 'ulcera oris'?
'ulcera oris' refers to mouth ulcers.
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What is 'exanthema migrans'?
'exanthema migrans' is a wandering rash of the mouth.
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What is 'lichen planus erosivus'?
'lichen planus erosivus' is erosive oral lichen planus.
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What is 'mucositis lichenoides'?
'mucositis lichenoides' is lichenoid mucositis.
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What is 'syndroma allergiae oris'?
'syndroma allergiae oris' is oral allergy syndrome.
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What is 'gingivostomatitis contacta'?
'gingivostomatitis contacta' is contact gingivostomatitis.
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What is 'morbi linguae'?
'morbi linguae' refers to diseases of the tongue.
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What is 'glossitis'?
'glossitis' is inflammation of the tongue.
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What is 'canes dentis'?
'canes dentis' refers to dental canes.
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What is 'fractura dentis non traumatica'?
'fractura dentis non traumatica' means non-traumatic fracture of a tooth.
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What is 'pulpitis'?
'pulpitis' is inflammation of the pulp.
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What is 'gingivitis'?
'gingivitis' is inflammation of the gingiva (gums).
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What are sequelae?
Sequelae are defined as a condition following and resulting from a disease or its consequences.
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What is the Latin term for sequelae of fracture of sternum?
Sequelae of fracture of sternum = sequilae fractune sterni
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What is the Latin term for sequelae of injury of spinal cord?
Sequelae of injury of spinal cord = Sequilae trauma medullae spinalis
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What is the Latin term for sequelae of superficial frostbite?
Sequelae of superficial frostbite = Sequilae congelationis superficialis ## Footnote (superficial frostbite = congelatio superficialis)
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What is the Latin term for sequelae of superficial frostbite of head?
Sequelae of superficial frostbite of head = sequilae congelationis superficialis capitis
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What are the stages of frostbite?
1. Normal: Skin without cold 2. Frostnip: Redness followed by numbness.
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What are the symptoms of superficial frostbite?
At first, cold skin and a prickling feeling. Numbness. Skin feels warm, a sign of recovery.
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What are the symptoms of deep frostbite?
Large blisters form, and the area turns black and hard.
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What is the Latin term for neck?
Colli
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What is the Latin term for trunk?
Trunci
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What is the Latin term for thorax?
Thoracis
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What is the Latin term for fingers?
Digitonum
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What is the Latin term for hand?
Brachii
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What is the Latin term for wrist?
Manus
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What is the Latin term for hip or thigh?
Coxae et femoris
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What is the Latin term for knee or lower leg?
Genus et cris
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What is the Latin term for ankle or foot?
Malleoli et pedis
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What is the Latin term for toes?
Digitorm pedis
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Correct the mistake: trauma caput aperta
Correct: trauma capitis aperti
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Correct the mistake: sectio caesarea propter fetus magnus
Correct: sectio caesarea propter foetum magnum
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Correct the mistake: status post infarctus
Correct: Status post infarctum
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Correct the mistake: vulnus punctus
Correct: vulnus punctum
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Correct the mistake: os nasalis
Correct: os nasale
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Correct the mistake: corpus alienus oculus
Correct: corpus alienum oculi
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Correct the mistake: musculus abductor digitus minimus brevis
Correct: musculus abductor digiti minimi brevis
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What is the Latin term for alcoholism?
alcoholismus, i, m. = alcoholism
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What is the Latin term for year?
annus, i, m. = year
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What is the Latin term for meal?
cibus, i, m. = meal
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What is the Latin term for oesophagus?
oesophagus, i, m. = oesophagus
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What is the Latin term for trunk?
truncus, i, m. = trunk
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What is the Latin term for ventricle/stomach?
ventriculus, i, m. = ventricle/stomach
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What is the Latin term for wall?
paries, etis, m. = wall
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What is the Latin term for lack of oxygen?
asphyxia, ae, f. = lack of oxygen → suffocation
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What is the Latin term for cause?
causa, ae, f. = cause
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What is the Latin term for fissure?
fissura, ae, f. = fissure
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What is the Latin term for mucous membrane?
mucosa, ae, f. (tunica mucosa) = mucous membrane
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What is the Latin term for sequelae?
sequelae = sequelae, consequences of a particular pathological condition or therapeutic intervention
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What is the Latin term for valve?
valva, ae, f. = valve
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What is the Latin term for overweight?
adipositas, atis, f. = overweight (literally: fatness)
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What is the Latin term for auscultation?
auscultatio, onis, f. = auscultation (the act of listening as a diagnostic method)
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What is the Latin term for scar?
cicatrix, icis, f. = scar
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What is the Latin term for frostbite?
congelatio, onis, f. = frostbite
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What is the Latin term for degeneration?
degeneratio, onis, f. = degeneration
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What is the Latin term for dislocation?
dislocatio, onis, f. = dislocation
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What is the Latin term for inhalation?
inhalatio, onis, f. = inhalation
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What is the Latin term for death?
mors, mortis, f. = death
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What is the Latin term for obesity?
obesitas, atis, f. = obesity
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What is the Latin term for palpation?
palpatio, onis, f. = palpation (examination by touching, pressing)
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What is the Latin term for radiation?
radiatio, onis, f. = radiation
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What is the Latin term for Caesarean section?
sectio caesarea = Caesarean section (delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus; from the (false) belief that Julius Caesar was born that way)
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What is the Latin term for hemisphere?
hemisphaerium, i, n. = hemisphere
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What is the Latin term for midbrain?
mesencephalon, i, n. = midbrain
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What is the Latin term for fetus?
fetus, us, m. = fetus (the unborn child)
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What is the Latin term for accessory?
accessorius, a, um = accessory
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What is the Latin term for done?
factus, a, um = done
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What is the Latin term for not elsewhere classified?
non alibi classificatus, a, um = not elsewhere classified
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What is the Latin term for relating to catarrh?
catarrhalis, e = relating to catarrh (build-up of mucus in cavities due to infection)
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What is the Latin term for frontale?
frontalis, e = frontale
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What is the Latin term for longitudinal?
longitudinalis, e = longitudinal
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What is the Latin term for multiple?
multiplex (gen.sg.: multiplicis) = multiple
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What is the Latin term for recent?
recens (gen.sg.: recentis) = recent
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What is the diagnosis for 'Hypoglycaemia in diabete mellito cum comate'?
hypoglycaemia in diabetes mellitus with coma
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What is the diagnosis for 'Cardiomyopathia cum acromegalia'?
cardiomyopathy with acromegaly
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What is the diagnosis for 'Arthropathia cum acromegalia'?
arthropathy with acromegaly
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What is the diagnosis for 'Infertilitas masculina cum radiatione associata'?
male infertility associated with radiation
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What is the diagnosis for 'Ataxia spinocerebellaris cum epilepsia'?
spinocerebellar ataxia with epilepsy
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What is the diagnosis for 'Dementia morbi Alzheimer cum depressione'?
dementia of Alzheimer's disease with depression
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What is the diagnosis for 'Morbus Alzheimer sine dementia'?
Alzheimer's disease without dementia
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What is the diagnosis for 'Contusio cordis sine haemopericardio'?
contusion of the heart without haemopericardium
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What is the diagnosis for 'Migraena cum aura'?
migraine with aura
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What is the diagnosis for 'Aura typica sine/cum cephalalgia'?
typical aura without / with headache
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What is the diagnosis for 'Aura persistens sine infarctu'?
persistent aura without infarction
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What is the diagnosis for 'Abscessus regionum ani et recti cum aut sine fistula'?
abscess of the anal and rectal regions with or without fistula
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What is the diagnosis for 'Vulnus lacerum sine/cum corpore alieno capitis'?
lacerated wound of the head without / with foreign body
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What is the diagnosis for 'Disordo bipolaris, typus I, episodium depressivum ad hoc tempus, gravis cum melancholia'?
bipolar disorder, type I, depressive episode at this time, severe with melancholia
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What is arrhythmia?
irregular heartbeat
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What is thrombus?
clot in blood vessel
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What is bradycardia?
slow heart rate
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What is murmur?
an extra heart sound
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What is phlebitis?
inflammation of vein
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What is hypotensio?
low blood pressure
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What are venae varicosae?
swollen, distended veins
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What is fistula?
an abnormal passageway that connects two organs
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What is prolapsus valvae?
cusps are too loose
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What is plaque?
fatty deposit in artery
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What is the Latin term for disorder?
disordo, inis, m. = disorder
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What is the Latin term for spleen?
lien, nis, m. = spleen ## Footnote Greek root: splen-
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What is the Latin term for complication?
complicatio, onis, f. = complication
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What is the Latin term for depression?
depressio, onis, f. = depression
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What is the Latin term for infertility?
infertilitas, atis, f. = infertility
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What is the Latin term for death?
mors, tis, f. = death
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What is the Latin term for anhedonia?
anhedonia, ae, f. = anhedonia, lack of joy
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What is the Latin term for arthropathy?
arthropathia, ae, f. = arthropathy, a disease or abnormality of a joint
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What is the Latin term for ataxia?
ataxia, ae, f. = ataxia, lack/failure of muscular coordination
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What is the Latin term for aura?
aura, ae, f. = aura, a peculiar sensation preceding the appearance of more definite symptoms
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What is the Latin term for epilepsy?
epilepsia, ae, f. = epilepsy
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What is the Latin term for fistula?
fistula, ae, f. = fistula, an abnormal passageway that connects two organs that do not usually connect
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What is the Latin term for insufficiency?
insufficientia, ae, f. = insufficiency, lack of completeness of function or power
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What is the Latin term for migraine?
migraena, ae, f. = migraine
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What is the Latin term for melancholy?
melancholia, ae, f. = melancholy, a severe form of depression marked by anhedonia, insomnia, psychomotor changes
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What is the Latin term for operation desk?
tabula, ae, f. = operation desk
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What is the Latin term for episode?
episodium, i, n. = episode
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What is the Latin term for diuretics?
diuretica, orum, n. = diuretics, drugs increasing the output of urine
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What is the Latin term for accumulation of blood in the pericardial cavity?
haemopericardium, i, n. = accumulation of blood in the pericardial cavity
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What is the Latin term for beginning?
initium, i, n. = beginning
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What is the Latin term for egg?
ovum, i, n. = egg
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What is the Latin term for glass?
vitrum, i, n. = glass
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What is the Latin term for prolapse?
prolapsus, us, m. = prolapse, downward displacement
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What does 'ad hoc tempus' mean?
ad hoc tempus = at this time, actually
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What is the Latin term for associated?
associatus, a, um = associated
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What is the Latin term for bipolar?
bipolaris, e = bipolar
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What is the Latin term for masculine?
masculinus, a, um = masculine, male
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What is the Latin term for heavy or severe?
gravis, e = heavy, severe
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What is the Latin term for honeylike or sweet?
mellitus, a, um = honeylike, sweet ## Footnote → gravida = pregnant woman
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What is the Latin term for dry?
siccus, a, um = dry
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What is the Latin term for persistent?
persistens, entis = persistent
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What is the Latin term for whole or entire?
totus, a, um = whole, entire
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What is the Latin term for spinocerebellar?
spinocerebellaris, e = spinocerebellar
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What is the Latin term for varicose?
varicosus, a, um = varicose (swollen, distended)
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What is the Latin term for vivid or alive?
vivus, a, um = vivid, alive
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What is the Latin term for murmur?
murmur, is, n. = murmur, an auscultatory sound, benign or pathologic, loud or soft, particularly a periodic sound of short duration of cardiac or vascular origin