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aden/o

gland

-oma

tumor or mass

arthr/o

joint

-itis

inflamaton

adenoma

tumor of a gland

adenitis

inflamation of the gland

bi/o

life

-logy

study of the process

-log

study of

-y

process or condition

biology

the study of the process of life

-opsy

process of viewing

carcin/o

cancerous, cancer

carcinoma

cancerous tumor


(these grow from the epithelial (surface or skin) cells that cover the outside of the body and line organs, cavities, and tubes within the body

cardi/o

heart

cardiology

study of the heart

cephal/o

head

-ic

pertaining to

cephalic

pertaining to the head

cerebr/o

cerebrum (the largest part of the brain)

-al

pertaining to

cis/o

to cut

in-

into

-ion

process

incision

the process to cut into

crin/o

to secrete (to form and give off)

endo-

within; endocrine glands (e.g. thyroid, pituitary, and adrenal glands) secrete hormones directly within (into) the bloodstream. Other glands, called exocrine glands, release their secretions (e.g., saliva, sweat, tears, milk) through tube (ducts) to the outside of the body.

cyst/o

urinary bladder; a sac or a cyst (sac containing fluid)

-scopy

is a complex suffix that includes the root scoop, meaning visual examination, and the final suffix -y meaning the process

-y

process

cyt/o

cell

derm/o

skin

electr/o

electricity

hypo-

under or below

hypodermic

pertaining to under the skin

-gram

record

electrocardiogram

record electricity and heart

encephal/o

brain

electroencephalogram

to record electricity of the brain



enter/o

intestines (usually the small intestines)



enteritis

inflammation of the intestines

erythr/o

red

-cyte

cell

Erythrocyte

red cells


carry oxygen to the blood

gastr/o

stomanch

-ectomy

excision or removal

gastrectomy

removal of the stomach or


part of the stomach

gastrotomy

-tomy = complex suffix, which contains the root word tom = to cut, and the final suffix -y, meaning the process of




the process of cutting the stomach

glyc/o

sugar

hyper-

excessive, above, more than normal

-emia

blood condition

hyperglycemia

blood condition more than normal blood sugar

gnos/o

knowledge

dia-

complete

sis

state or condition of

diagnosis

state of complete knowledge




made after sufficient information has been obtained about the patients condition

pro-

before

prognosis

state of before knowledge or knowledge before

gynec/o

woman, female

gynec/o

woman/female

gynecology

study of female

hemat/o

blood

hematology

study of blood

hem/o

blood

hematoma

mass collection of blood, rather than a growth of cells (tumor)




forms when blood escapes from blood vessels and collects as a clot in a cavity or organ or under the skin

-oma

mass collection

-globin

protein

hemoglobin

carries oxygen in red blood cells

hepat/o

liver

hepatitis

inflammation of the liver

iatr/o

treatment, physician

iatrogenic

conditions are adverse effects that result in the treatment or intervention by a physici

-genic

producing, produced by, or produced in

iatrogenic

conditions are adverse effects that result in the treatment or intervention by a physician

leuk/o

white

-cyte

cell

log/o

study of

nephr/o

kidney




used with other suffixes such as -osis, -itis,


-ectomy (Greek) to describe abnormal conditions and operative procedures

neur/o

nerve

dermatology

study of skin

nephritis

inflammation of kidneys

onc/o

tumor (cancerous)

oncology

study of cancerous tumors

-ist

one who specializes in a field of medicine (or


other profession)

ophthalm/o

eye

ophthalmoscope

-scope instrument for visual examination

oste/o

bone

osteitis

inflammation of the bone

osteoarthritis

inflammation of the bone and joint

path/o

disease

pathologist

one who specializes in diseases




examines biopsy samples microscopically and examines dead bodies to determine the cause of death

ped/o

child

psych/o

mind



psychology

study of the mind

radi/o

x-rays

radiology

study of xrays

ren/o

kindey

rhin/o

nose

rhinitis

inflammation of the nose

sarc/o

flesh

sarcoma

cancer of the flesh




grows from the cells of "fleshy" connective tissue such as muscle, bone, and fat, where as carcinoma grows from epithelial cells that line the


outside of the body or the inside of an organs in thes body

sect/o

to cut

re-

back


resection

cutting back in the sense of cutting out or removal (excision)

gastric resection

gastrectomy or excision of the stomach

thromb/o

clot, clotting

thrombocyte

clotting of cells



platelets

thrombocyte

thrombus

is the actual clot that forms

thrombosis

condition of clot formation

ur/o

urinary tract, urine

urologist

urine specialist

-ac

pertaining to

-al

pertaining to

algia

pain

cyte

cell



ectomy

excision, removal

-emia

blood condition

-genic

pertaining to,


producing,


produced by,


produced in

-globin

protein

-gram

record

-ic, ical

pertaining to

-ion

process

-ist

specialist

-itis

inflammation

-logy

process of study/ study of

-oma

tumor,


mass,


swelling

-opsy

process of viewing

cardiac

pertaining to the heart

neural

pertaining to the brain

arthralgia

pertaining to the joint

neuralgia

pertaining to the nerve

erythrocyte

red cell

nephrectomy

kidney removal

leukemia

a blood condition of white




condition of blood which cancerous white blood cells proliferate ( increase in number)

carcinogenic

producing cancerous



cigarette smoke

pathogenic

producing disease




many virus and bacteria are this kind of organism

iatrogenic

produced by treatment/phsycian

hemoglobin

protein in blood

electrocephalogram

recording of electricity of the brain

gastric

pertaining to the stomach

log/o

study of

neurologic

pertaining to the study of nerves

excision

process of removal

ophthalmologist

eye specialist

cystitis

inflammation of sac containing fluid


urinary bladder


cyst

endocrinology

the study of hormones

-osis

condition usually abornomal

-pathy

disease condition

-scope

instrument to visually examine

-scopy

process of visually scoping

-sis

state ocf; condition

-tomy

process of cutting


incision

-y

process of


condition

a-


an-

no


not


without



aut-


auto-

self


own

dia-

complete


through

endo-

within

epi-

above


upon

ex-


exo-

out


outside of


outward



hyper-

excessive


above


more than normal

hypo-

deficient


below


under


less than


normal



in-

into


in



peri-

surrounding around

pro-

before


forward

re-

back


backward


again

retro-

behind

sub-

below


under

trans

across


through

subhepatic

pertaining to under the liver