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Introductionv/vvVancVEVSDVUJWBC/WCCVein/veinsVancomycinVaginal examinationVentricular septal defectVesico–ureteric junctionWhite blood cells/white cell countGLOSSARY OF SURGICAL TERMINOLOGYAbductAdductAdeno-AfferentAnastomosisAngio-AnomalousAsepticAtelectasisAtresiaBiopsyCachexiaCalculusCalorMovement of any extremity awayfrom the midline of the bodyMovement of any extremity towardsthe midline of the bodyPertaining to glandsTowardSurgically created connectionbetween two tubular structures(eg bowel, blood vessels, etc)Pertaining to blood vesselsDeviating from the normComplete absence ofdisease-causing micro-organisms.Alveolar collapseCongenital absence of abnormalnarrowing of an opening or lumen(adj. atretic)Tissue sample obtained and sent forhistopathologyGeneralised wasting associated withchronic disease or malignancy(adj. cachectic)StoneOne of the classic signs ifinflammation; signifies warmth14
Chapter 3: Getting started: Surgical jargonCaseationCaudalChepal-CicatrixColicCurettageCystDiaphoresisDiverticulumDolorDysphagiaEcchymosis-ectomyEpistaxisExcision biopsyFistulaBreakdown of diseased tissue intocheese-like material (adj. caseous)Relating to lower part of the bodyPertaining to the headScarPain which occurs in waves; usuallyoccurs in tubular organsScraping of the internal surface of anorgan or body cavity with a spoon-lineinstrument (curette)Abnormal sac lined by epithelium andfilled with fluid or semi-solid materialExcessive sweatingA small sac or pouch projection fromthe wall of a hollow organ. The wall ofa true diverticulum comprises allthe layers of the parent organ (egMeckel’s diverticulum). The wall of apseudo-diverticulum contains onlysome of the layers (eg diverticulardisease of the colon)One of the classic signs ofinflammation; signifies painDifficulty swallowing (as opposed toodynophagia which is painfulswallowing)BruisingSurgical removal (eg parotidectomy)NosebleedBiopsy in which entire tumour isremovedAn abnormal, epithelialisedcommunication between twosurfaces15PART I
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