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118 Cards in this Set

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Aut (o)

Self

Bi (o)

Life or living

Dipl (o)

Double

Gen (o)

Beginning or origin

Iatr (o)

Physician or treatment

Idi (o)

Individual

Nos (o), Path (o)

Disease

Anti-

Against

Intra-

Within

Micro-

Small

-Cidal

Killing

-Emia

Condition of the blood

-Gen

That which generates

-Genesis

Producing or forming

-Genic

Produced by or in

Seps (o), Sept (i), Sept (o)

Infection

Bacter (i), Bacteri (o)

Bacteria

Fung (i), Myc (o)

Fungus

Parasit (o)

Parasite

Staphyl (o)

Grapelike clusters uvula

Strept (o)

Twisted

Vir (o), Virus (o)

Virus

Aden (o)

Gland

Angi (o)

Vessel

Append (o), Appendic (o)

Appendix


Blephar (o)

Eyelid

Cephal (o)

Head

Cerebr (o), Encephal (o)

Brain; Cerebr (o) sometimes means cerebrum, the main portion of the brain

Chir (o)

Hand

Col (o), Colon (o)

Colon or large intestine

Cutane (o), Derm (o), Dermat (o)


Skin

Hist (o)

Tissue

Mamm (o), Mast (o)

Breast

Muscul (o), My (o)

Muscle

Nas (o), Rhin (o)

Nose

Nephr (o), Ren (o)

Kidney

Or (o), Stomat (o)

Mouth

Oste (o)

Bone

Pod (o)

Foot

Steth (o)

Thorax (chest)

Tonsil (o)

Tonsil

Trache (o)

Trachea (windpipe)

Vas (o)

Vessel; Ductus deferens (also called vas deferens, excretory duct of the testicle)

Cancer (o), Carcin (o)

Cancer

Lith (o)

Stone or calculus

- Cele

Hernia

- Emia

Condition of the blood

- Ia, - Iasis

Condition

- Itis

Inflammation

- Mania

Excessive preoccupation

- Maniac

A person who shows excessive preoccupation

- Oma

Tumor

- Osis

Condition

- Phobia

Abnormal fear

- Ptosis

Prolapse (sagging)

Hem (o), Hermat (o)

Blood


Lact (o)

Milk

Pyr (o)

Fire

- Able, - Ible

Capable of, able to

- Al, - Ary, - Eal, - Ive, - Tic

Pertaining to

- Ase

Enzyme

- Crine

Secrete

- Eum, - Ium

Membrane

- Ia, - Ism

Condition or theory

- Iac

One who suffers

- Opia

Vision

-Ose

Sugar

- Ous

Pertaining to or characterized by

- y

State or condition

Cyt (o), - Cyte

Cell

Kinesi (o), - Kinesia, - Kinesis

Movement, motion

Leps (o), - Lepsy

Seizure

Log (o), - Logy

Knowledge or words

Lys (o), - Lysin, - Lysis

Destruction, dissolving

Megal (o), - Megaly

Large, enlarged

Metr (o), - Meter, -Metry

Measure; Uterine tissue

Path(o), Pathy

Disease

Phag(o), -Phagia, -Phagic, -Phagy

Eat, ingest

Phas(o), -Phasia

Speech

Plas(o), -Plasia, -Plasma

Formation, development

Plast(o), -Plasty

Repair

Pleg(o), -Plegia

Paralysis

Schis(o), Schiz(o), Schist(o), -Schisis

Split, cleft

Scler(o), -Sclerosis

Hard

Scop(o), -Scope, -Scopy

Examine, to view

Troph(o), Trophic, -Trophy

Nutrition

Alb(o), Albin(o), Leuk(o), occasionally Leuc(o)

White

Chlor(o)

Green

Cyan(o)

Blue

Erythr(o)

Red

Melan(o)

Black

Xanth(o)

Yellow

Endo-

Inside

-Algia, -Dynia

Pain

-Ectasia, -Ectasis

Dilation or stretching of a structure or part

-Edema

Swelling

-Emesis

To vomit, vomiting

-Malacia

Soft, softening

-Megaly

Enlargement

-Oid

Resembling

-Penia

Deficiency

-Rrhage, -Rrhagia

Excessive bleeding or hemorrhage

-Rrhea

Flow or discharge

-Rrhexis

Rupture

-Spasm

Twitching, cramp

-Stasis

Stopping, controlling

-Gram

A record

-Graph

Instrument used to record

-Graphy

Process of recording

-Meter

Instrument used to measure

-Scope

Instrument used for viewing

-Scopy

Visual examination

Ech(o), Son(o)

Sound

Electr(o)

Electricity

Fluor(o)

Emitting or reflecting light

Radi(o)

Radiant Energy

Tom(o)

To cut

Ultra-

Excessive