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-algesia

Condition of pain

analgesia

-ant

Forming

malignant

-ase

Enzyme

amylase

-ate

Use, action, having the form of, possessing

exudate-verb

-blast

Immature cell, germ cell, embryonic cell

osteoblast: bone-forming cell

-cide

To kill

spermicide

-crit

To separate

hematocrit: blood test that separates solids from plasma

-cuspid

Point

Bicuspid

-cyst

Bladder, sac

Blastocyst

-cyte

cell

neurocyte

-dipsia

Thirst

Polydipsia

-drome

That which runs together

Syndrome: a group of signs and symptoms occur in together

-er

Relating to, one who

Radiographer

-gen, -genesis, -genic

Formation, produce

mutagen: agent that causes a change

-ide

Having a particular quality

Radionuclide: a radioactive atom identified by its atomic number, mass, and energy state.

-ive

Nature of, quality of

Connective having the nature of connecting

-liter

liter

-logy

Study of

-lymph

Clear fluid, serum, pale fluid

fluid

-or

One who, a doer

doctor

-phil

Attraction

Basophil: white blood cell that has an attraction for a base dye

-stasis

Control, stop, stand still

Metastasis: spreading process of cancer from a primary site to a secondary site

-therapy

Treatment

-thermy

heat

Diathermy: treatment using high-frequency current to produce heat within a part of the body

-um

Tissue, structure

Epithelium

-uria

Urination, condition of urine

Hematuria

-ac, -ad, -al, -ar, -ary, -ic, -ile, -ior, -ose, -ous, -tic, -us, -y

Pertaining to

-esis, -ia, -iatry, -ician, -ism, -ist, -osis, -y

Condition, treatment, or specialist

-icle, -ole, -ula, -ule

small or minute

-ectasis

Dilation, distension, stretching, expansion

Having a baby, your skin when your pregnant

-gram

a weight, mark, or record

Milligram

-lysis

Destruction, separation, breakdown, loosening, dissolution

catalysis

-penia

Lack of, deficiency of, abnormal reduction

Thrombocytopenia: low blood platelet count

-plasm

a thing formed, plasma

Cytoplasm

-plegia

Stroke, paralysis, palsy

Hemiplegia

-ptosis

Prolapse, drooping, falling down, sagging

nephroptosis

-rrhea

flow, discharge

Diarrhea

-scopy

To view, examine, visual examination

Endoscopy

-spasm

Tension, spasm, contraction

chirospasm

-staxis

Dripping, trickling

Epistaxis

-trophy

Nourishment, development

Muscular dystrophy

-y

Process, condition, pertaining to

Artery

-algia, -dynia

Pain, ache

Myalgia, adenodynia

-asthenia

Weakness

thrombasthenia

-betes

to go

Diabetes

-cele

Hernia, tumor, swelling

cystocele: hernia of the bladder that protrudes into the vagina

-cusis

hearing

Presbycusis

-derma

skin

Xeroderma

-edema

Swelling

-emesis

vomiting

-itis

Inflammation

-kinesis

Motion

-lepsy

Seizure

-lexia

Diction, word, phrase

Dyslexia

-malacia

softening

-mania

Madness

-megaly

Enlargement, large

-mnesia

Memory

-noia

mind

-oid

Resemble

-oma

Tumor

Carcinoma

-opia

sight, vision

Myopia

-oxia

Oxygen

-pathy

Disease, emotion

Empathy, neuropathy

-pepsia

To digest

Dyspepsia

-phagia

To eat, to swallow

-phasia

Speak, speech

-phobia

fear

-pnea

Breathing

-ptysis

spitting

hemoptysis: Bloody discharge expelled from mouth or nose; derived from hemorrhage of lungs, trachea, or larynx.

-rrhage

Bursting forth

Hemorrhage

-rrhexis

rupture

ovariorrhexis

-centesis

Surgical puncture

-clasis

break

osteoclasis

-desis

Binding

Arthrodesis: Surgical binding of a joint

-ectomy

Surgical excision, surgical removal, resection

Vasectomy

-ize

To make, to treat or combine with

Anesthetize: to induce a loss of feeling or sensation

-meter

Measuring instrument, measure

Thermometer

-opsy

to view

Biopsy

-pexy

Surgical fixation

-pheresis

Remove

Plasmapheresis: take blood away from the body centrifuging it to separate the plasma from the blood and reinf using the cellular elements back into the patient

-plasty

Surgical repair

-rrhaphy

suture

-scope

instrument for examining

Microscope

-stomy

New opening

Ileostomy

-tome

Cutting instrument

Dermatome

-tomy

Incision

-tripsy

Crushing

Lithotripsy

Abrasion

Process of scraping away from a surface.

Skinned knee, dermabrasion

Arousal

Pertaining to a state of alertness or consciousness.

Aware

Asymmetrical

Unequal in size or shape.

asystole

Without contraction

Comatose

Pertaining to a state of deep sleep, total lack of consciousness.

Epithelium

Structure that covers the internal and external organs of the body and the lining of vessels, body cavities, glands, and organs.

Exogenous

Pertaining to originating outside the body or an organ of the body or produced from external causes, such as a disease caused by a bacterial or viral agent foreign to the body.

Grandiose

Pertaining to the feeling of greatness, unrealistic and exaggerated concept of self worth, importance, wealth, and ability.

High and mighty

gynecoid

Resemble a female

Hypertrophy

Excessive nourishment, the increase in the size of an organ, structure, or the body caused by an increase in the size of the cells rather than the number of cells, also called overgrowth.

Infection

Process whereby a pathogenic microorganism invades the body, reproduces, multiplies, and causes disease.

nasolabial

Pertaining to the nose and lip.

Palpate

To use the hands or fingers to examine by touch, to feel.

Fingers

Steroid

Resembling a solid substance.

Trauma

physical injury or wound caused by external force, violence, or a toxic substance.

turgor

Generally refers to the expected resiliency of the skin caused by the outward pressure of the cells and interstitial fluid.