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Introduction To Radiology Vocab
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1. A precipitation of gall stones - usually from a long term - high fat diet
glycogen
cholelith
laryngopharnx
diarthrodial joint
2. A gland that secretes its chemical substances through a duct. The pancreas is also considered an exocrine gland by the virtue of the presence of the pancreatic duct
bursa
acanthiomeatal line
jejunum
exocrine gland
3. C1 cervical vertebra - circular in shape - most atypical vertebra in the body
atlas
extend
diverticulitis
dorsum
4. A mathematical progression that is programmed for computers
diaphragm
cholelith
algorithm
lateral rotation/external rotation
5. Bony spur of cartilage in the trachea
hemoptysis
carina
fissure
hemothorax
6. Relates to the same side if the body or part
jaundice
ipsilateteral
discectomy
frontal
7. A modification of the more extreme asthenic type - constituting about 35% of the population
hyperextend
costophrenic angle
hyposthenic
clavicle
8. To straighten a joint - increasing the angle between adjacent bones
extend
acromion
contralateral
fissure
9. An active purgative - producing bowel movements
amenorrhea
carthartic
alveoli
cardiac orfice
10. Part away from the head of the body - more generally - below some reference point
ipsilateteral
glottis
inferior/caudal
coracoid
11. Refers to the body's being erect - facing forward - feet together - arms extended with palms turned forward
blood urea nitrogen BUN
anatomic position
erect
inferior/caudal
12. Removal of fluid or cells from a mass or thickened by means of a hypodermic syringe; withdrawal of fluid for therapeutic reasons or for testing
colostomy
hernia
aspiration
ipsilateteral
13. Imperfect or painful digestion
algorithm
hemidiaphragm
aseptic technique
dyspepsia
14. Pertaining to the ribs and a vertebra
chyme
costovertebral
glottis
alveolar duct
15. Varicose veins in the rectum or anus
hypersthenic
discogram
laryngopharnx
hemorrhoids
16. Line drawn between the juction of upper lip/nose and the external auditory meatus - used to adjust the position of the cranium
acanthiomeatal line
aneurysm
blood urea nitrogen BUN
interphalangeal joints
17. Sitting or standing in an upright position
bronchlectasis
erect
axial
ipsilateteral
18. A ductless gland that secretes hormones directly into the lymph or blood system. Endocrine glands include the pituitary gland - thyroid and gonads. A portion of the pancreas is classified as an endocrine gland
endocrine gland
capitulum
aseptic technique
antrum
19. Sacules where gases are exhanged during respiration
intussusception
acanthion
endocrine gland
alveolar sacs
20. Pertaining to the ribs and transverse processes of articulating vertebrae
emphysema
abdominopelvic cavity
costotransverse
invert/inversion
21. Posterior to the epiglottis - serves as a passage for food and air
laryngopharnx
hemoptysis
esophagus
arteriovenous
22. Located in the upper airway; prevents food from entering the air passages and permits air through the lungs; also has a role in voice production
dyspnea
bolus
larynx
cholelith
23. Pathological secretions
calculi
extend
costotransverse
bronchioles
24. Sac of fluid that surrounds joints
carpals
body habitus
bursa
hemothorax
25. The socket that receives the head of the humerus below the acromion at the juntion of the superior and axillary borders of the scapula
glenoid cavity
carpus
dyspepsia
diaphragm
26. The forward or front part of the body or body part
colitis
alzheimers disease
anterior/ventral
hiatal hernia
27. A concentrated mass of a diagnostic substance given rapidly intravenously - such as an opaque contrast medium or an intravenous medication
cortex
bolus
discectomy
Intraoperative radiography
28. A depression lying below the spine of the scapula
dyspnea
glabella
infraspinous fossa
emulsifier
29. A prominence or projection - especially of a bone - located between the condyles
hemorrhoids
intercondylar eminence
chyme
kyphoscoliosis
30. An area of the wrist - formed when the wrist is hyperextended - formed by the anterior aspects of the distal rows of carpals - forming a shallow concavity
glycogen
carpal tunnel
glenoid cavity
carina
31. One half of the diaphragm
hemidiaphragm
frontal
diverticulosis
blood urea nitrogen BUN
32. Junction of the mandibular body and ramus
inion
arteriovenous
glabella
gonion
33. Large opening in the inferior portion of the occipital bone through which the spinal cord enters the cranial cavity
contralateral
foreman magnum
intercondylar eminence
axis
34. Small body type - comprising about 10% of the population
kyphoscoliosis
hilum
asthenic
costotransverse
35. One of the cavities of the body - divided into abdominal and pelvic portions - most of the digestive organs are found within this cavity
dyspepsia
esophageal varices
foreman magnum
abdominopelvic cavity
36. Excision of an intervertebral disk
diarthrodial joint
amphiarthodial syndesmosis
discectomy
haustrations
37. A swelling or a mass of blood - usually clotted - confined to a organ - tissue - or space. It's caused by a break in a blood vessel
alzheimers disease
hematoma
calculi
body habitus
38. Relates to the opposite side of the body or part
blood urea nitrogen BUN
lateral rotation/external rotation
contralateral
amphiarthodial syndesmosis
39. Excision of the posterior arch of a vertebra
dorsum
axial
intercondylar fossa
laminectomy
40. A groove or natural division
hernia
fissure
homeostasis
body habitus
41. Any substance used to make an emulsion ( a mixture of two liquids that are not easily solvable )
duodenum
emulsifier
cardiac surgery
homeostasis
42. To move a party towards the central axis of the body
adduct
glottis
diarthrodial joint
gonion
43. Presence of blood in the pleural/thorax cavity
ileum
hemothorax
duodenum
aneurysm
44. A branch of a respiratory bronchiole that leads to the alveoli of the lungs
distal
alveolar duct
calculi
endocrine gland
45. Opening of the external ear canal
external auditory meatus
hypersthenic
cardiac surgery
abduct
46. The muscular structure that seperates the thorax from the abdomen
hypersthenic
diaphragm
arteriovenous
hematoma
47. Classified as hinge type joints - they are found between middle and distal phalanges and between proximal and middle phalanges
ipsilateteral
dolichocephalic
interphalangeal joints
calculi
48. Widening or sac formed by dilation of a blood vessel
aneurysm
carthartic
evert/eversion
epidural hematoma
49. Line drawn between the infraorbital margin and the external auditory meatus - used to adjust the position of the cranium
cardiac orfice
bile
alveolar duct
infraorbitomeatal line
50. Bones of the wrist - 8 carpals total
incontinence
alzheimers disease
cystography
carpals