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a-
without
ad-
toward
algesis (Greek word)
Greek word meaning sensation of pain
-algia
pain
an-
without
angi/o
vessel
anti-
against
apnoia
Greek word meaning want of breath
-ar
pertaining to
arteri/o
artery
-asthenia
weakness
ather/o
fatty (lipid) paste
-ation
process
auto-
self
bifida
split into two parts
cata-
down
-cele
hernia or pouching
cephal/o
head
cerebell/o
cerebellum (little brain)
cerebr/o
cerebrum (largest part of the brain)
chem/o
chemical agents
chondr/o
cartilage of the ribs
choros
dance
"chorus line"
cortex
bark
crani/o
skull
cutaneous
skin
deliro
to draw the furrow awry when plowing, to go off the railes
dementio
to be mad
dys-
painful, difficult, or faulty
e-
out
-ectomy
excision or removal
electr/o
electricity
en-
in
encephal/o
entire brain
endo-
within
esthesi/o
sensation
eu-
normal or good (well)
extra-
outside
ferre
carry
gangli/o
ganglion (knot)
gli/o
glue
gnos/o
knowing
-gram
record
-graphy
process of recording
hemi-
half
hydr/o
water or fluid
hyper-
above or excessive
hypn/o
sleep
hypo-
deficient or below
-ia
condition of
-iasis
formation of or the presence of
-ic
pertaining to
intra-
within
-itis
inflammation
kinesi/o
movement
-lepsy
seizure
lex/o
word or phrase
-lytic
pertaining to breaking down something
-mania
condition of abnormal impulse toward
mening/o
meninges (membrane)
meningi/o
meninges (membrane)
mens (Latin word)
Latin word referring to the mind
mono-
one
myel/o
spinal cord or bone marrow
my/o
muscle
narc/o
stupor or sleep
neur/o
nerve
-oma
tumor
orexis (Greek word)
appetite
-osis
increase or condition
palsy
paralysis
-paresis
slight paralysis
per
through
"don't go through my purse"
phas/o
speech
phob/o
exaggerated fear or sensitivity
phor/o
carry or bear
phren/o
mind
-plasty
surgical repair or reconstruction
-plegia
paralysis
poli/o
grey
poly-
many
post-
after or behind
psych/o
mind
quadri-
four
retardo (Latin word)
Latin verb meaning to hinder
schiz/o
split
scler/o
hard
somat/o
body
somn/i
sleep
somn/o
sleep
spina
spine
spin/o
spine (thorn)
spondyl/o
vertebra
stere/o
three-dimensional or solid
-stomy
creation of an opening
syndesis
surgical technique of binding or joining together
tax/o
order or coordination
thalam/o
thalamus (a room)
thrombos (Greek word)
Greek word for clot
thym/o
mind
-tomy
incision
ton/o
tone or tension
top/o
place
troph/o
development or nourishment
-tropic
pertains to turning
trop/o
a turning
vascul/o
blood vessels
ventricul/o
ventricle (belly or pouch)
vertebr/o
vertebra
-y
condition or process of
zoster
Greek word meaning girdle or belt
ALS
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
ADHD
attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
ANS
autonomic nervous system
BD
bipolar disorder
CNS
central nervous system
CP
cerebral palsy
CSF
cerebrospinal fluid
CT
computed tomography
CVA
cerebrovascular accident
DTR
deep tendon reflexes
ECT
electroconvulsive therapy
EEG
electroencephalogram
GAD
generalized anxiety disorder
HD
Huntington disease
LP
lumbar puncture
MRA
magnetic resonance angiography
MRI
magnetic resonance imaging
MS
multple sclerosis
NCV
nerve conduction velocity
OCD
obsessive-compulsive disorder
PET
positron-emission tomography
PNS
peripheral nervous system
PSG
polysomnography
PTSD
posttraumatic stress disorder
SAD
seasonal affective disorder
SPECT
single-photon emission computed tomography
TIA
transient ischemic attack