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-algia

condition of pain, pain

-emia

blood condition

-ia

condition

-itis


inflammation

-megaly

enlargement

-oma

tumor, mass

-osis

condition, abnormal condition

-pathy

disease condition

-rrhea

flow, discharge

-rrhage or -rrhagia

excessive discharge of blood

-sclerosis

hardening

-uria

condition of urine

-al or -eal

pertaining to

-ar

pertaining to

-ary

pertaining to

-ic

pertaining to

-centesis


surgical puncture to remove fluid

-ectomy

removal, resection, excision

-gram

record

-lysis

separation, breakdown, destruction

-graphy

process of recording

-plasty

surgical repair, or surgical correction

-scopy

process of visual examination

-stomy

opening

-therapy

treatment

-tomy

incision, cutting into

a-, an-

no, not, without

ab-

away from

ad-

toward, near

ana-

up, apart

ante-

before, forward

anti-

against

bi-

two, both

brady-

slow

con-

with, together

dia-

complete, through

dys-

bad, painful, difficult, abnormal

ec-

out, outside

-plasia

formation

-phagia

eating or swallowing

-phasia

speech

endo-

within, in, inner

epi-

above, upon

ex-

out

extra-

outside of

hemi-

half

hyper-

excessive, too much, above

hypo-

deficient, too little, below

in-

in, into

inter-

between

intra-

within

mal-

bad

meta-

change, beyond

neo-

new

NICU

neonatal intensive care unit

MICU

medical intensive care unit

MSICU

medical/surgical intensive care unit

PACU

post anesthesia care unit

PICU

post anesthesia care unit

SICU

surgical intensive care unit

para-

beside, near, along the side of

peri-

surrounding

poly-

many, much

post-

after, behind

pre-

before

pro-

before, forward

pros-

before, forward

quadri-

four

re-

back, behind

retro-

back, behind

sub-

under, less than

syn-

with, together

tachy-

fast

trans-

across, through

tri-

three

ultra-

beyond

uni-

one

aden/o

gland

amni/o

amnion (sac of fluid surrounding the embryo)

angi/o

vessel (usually blood vessel)

arteri/o

artery

arthr/o

joint

ather/o

plaque ( a yellow, fatty material)

axill/o

armpit (underarm)

bronch/o

bronchial tube

bronchi/o

bronchial tube

carcin/o

cancerous

cardi/o

heart

chem/o

drug; also chemical

cholecyst/o

gallbladder

chron/o

time

col/o

colon (large intestine or bowel)

crani/o

skull

cry/o

cold

cyst/o

urinary bladder; also a sac of fluid or a cyst

electr/o

electricity

encephal/o

brain

erythr/o

red

esophag/o

esophagus (tube leading from the throat to the stomach)

hem/o

blood

hemat/o

blood

hepat/o

liver

hyster/o

uterus

inguin/o

groin (area in which the thigh meets the trunk of the body)

isch/o

to hold back

lapar/o

abdomen (abdominal wall)

laryng/o

voice box (larynx)

leuk/o

white

mamm/o

breast (use with -ary, -graphy, -gram, -plasty)

mast/o

breast (use with -ectomy, -itis)

men/o

menses (menstration); month

mening/o

meninges (membranes around the brain and spinal cord)

my/o

muscle

myel/o

spinal cord , bone marrow

necr/o

death (of cells)

nephr/o

kidney (use with all suffixes except -al and -gram)

ren/o

kidney (use with -al and -gram)

neur/o

nerve

oophor/o

ovary

oste/o

bone

ot/o

ear

pelv/o

hip area

peritone/o

peritoneum (membrane surrounding organs in the abdomen)

phleb/o

vein

pneumon/o

lung

pulmon/o

lung

radi/o

x-rays

rhin/o

nose

salping/o


fallopian (uterine) tube

sarc/o

flesh

septic/o

pertaining to infection

thorac/o

chest

tonsill/o

tonsil

trache/o

windpipe; trachea

ur/o

urine or urea (a waste material); urinary tract

vascul/o

blood vessel

abdomin/o

abdomen

an/o

anus (opening of the digestive tract to the outside of the body)

bi/o

life

cardi/o

heart

carp/o

carpals (wrist bones)

cis/o

to cut

cost/o

ribs

crani/o

skull

cutane/o

skin

dur/o

dura mater (outermost meningeal membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord)

gen/o

to produce, to begin

glyc/o

sugar

hemat/o

blood

later/o

side

men/o

menses (monthly discharge of blood fro the lining of the uterus)

nat/i

birth

neur/o

nerve

norm/o

rule, order

oste/o

bone

peritone/o

peritoneum

plas/o

formation, growth, development

ren/o

kidney

scapul/o

scapula (shoulder blade)

son/o

sound

thyroid/o

thyroid gland

top/o

to put, place, position

troph/o

development, nourishment

urethr/o

urethra (tube leading from the bladder to the outside of the body)

uter/o

uterus

ven/o

vein

vertebr/o

vertebra (backbone)

-ation

process, condition

-cision

process of cutting

-crine

secretion

-dipsia

thirst

-emia

blood condition

-gen

to produce

-graphy

process of recording

-ine

pertaining to

-ism

condition, process

-lapse

to fall, slide

-lysis

loosening, breakdown, separation, destruction

-meter

to measure

-mission

to send

-mortem

death

-oma

tumor, mass

-ous

pertaining to

-partum

birth

-pathy

disease condition

-phagia

eating, swallowing

-phasia

speech

-plasia

formation (condition)

-plasm

formation (tissue)

-plegia

paralysis

-pnea

breathing

-rrhea

flow, discharge

-scopy

process of visual examination

-section

to cut

-stasis

to stand, place, stop, control

-tension

pressure

-thesis

to put, place (state of putting or placing)

-tic

pertaining to

-trophy

nourishment; development

-um

structure

-uria

urine condition

-y

process, condition

ab-

away from

ad-

toward, near

ana-

up, apart

ante-

before, forward

anti-

against

bi-

life

brady-

slow

con-

with, together

dia-

complete, through

dys-

bad, painful, difficult, abnormal

ec-

out, outside

endo-

within, in, inner

epi-

above, upon

ex-

out

extra-

outside of

hemi-

half

hyper-

excessive, too much, above

hypo-

deficient, too little, below

in-

in, into

inter-

between

intra-

within

mal-

bad

meta-

change, beyond

neo-

new

para-

beside, near, along the side of

peri-

surrounding

poly-

many, much

post-

after, behind

pre-

before

pro-

before, forward

quadri-

four

re-

back, behind

retro-

back, behind

sub-

under, less than

syn-

with, together

tachy-

fast

trans-

across, through

tri-

three

ultra-

beyond

uni-

one

-plegia

paralysis

-lapse

slide

-drome

running or occurring

-cuspid

pointed end