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abdomin/o

abdomen
acetabul/o
acetabulum (concave surface of pelvis)
acid/o
sour; bitter

acous/o

hearing
acr/o
extremity
aden/o
gland
adip/o
pertaining to fat

adren/o or adrenal/o

adrenal glands (suprarenal glands-on top of kidneys, release hormones in response to stress)

agglutin/o

to clump
albin/o
white
albumin/o
albumin; protein
alges/o
pain

alveol/o

alveolus (air cell of lung)

ambly/o

dull, dim

amni/o

amnion (1 of 2 membranes that surround/contain fetus and amniotic fluid)
amyl/o
starch
an/o
anus
andr/o
man; male; masculine
aneurysm/o
aneurysm-localIzed dilation of an artery formed at weak point in vessel wall.
angi/o
vessel
anis/o
unequal
ankyl/o
stiff
anter/o
front
anthrac/o
coal
aort/o
aorta-largest artery in body.
append/o or appendic/o
appendix
aque/o
watery
arrhythm/o
rhythm

arter/o or arteri/o

artery

arteriol/o

arteriole-small diameter blood vessel in the microcirculation that extends and branches out from an artery and leads to capillaries.

arthr/o or articul/o

joint

astr/o

star-shaped

ather/o

fatty

audi/o

hearing

aur/o or auricul/o

ear

azot/o

nitrogen

bacteri/o

bacteria

balanc/o

glans penis; glans clitoridis

bar/o

pressure

bas/o

base

bil/l

bile

blast/o

embryonic stage of development/immature

blephar/o

eyelid

bronch/o or bronchiol/o

bronchus; passage of airway in the respiratory tract that conducts air into the lungs

bucc/o

cheek

burs/o

bursa-small fluid-filled sac lined by synovial membrane with an inner capillary layer of viscous fluid, provides cushion between bones and tendons and/or muscles around a joint

calc/i or calc/o

calcium

calcane/o

heel bone

cali/o or calic/o

calyx; calyces-cuplike areas or structures

capit/o

head

carcin/o

cancer

card/o or cardi/o

heart

carp/o

wrist

caud/o

tail

caus/o or caut/o

burn

cec/o

cecum-beginning of large intestine

celi/o

pertaining to the abdomen

cephal/o

head

cerebell/o

cerebellum-smaller region in the lower part of the brain.

cerebr/o

brain; cerebullem-smaller region in the lower part of the brain.

cervic/o

neck or cervix

cheil/o

lips

chem/o

chemical reaction

chlor/o

green

chol/e

bile

cholecyst/o

gallbladder

chord/o

string; cord

chrom/o or chromat/o

color

chrondr/i

cartilage

chirrh/o

yellow; tawny

clavicul/o

collarbone

coagul/o

clotting

coccyg/o

coccyx-tailbone

col/o or colon/o

colon

colp/o or kolp/o

vagina

conjunctiv/o

conjunctiva-non-keratinized, stratified squamous epithelium with goblet cells, and also stratified columnar epithelium that lines the inside of the eyelids

cor/o

pupil

corne/o

cornea

coron/o

heart

corpor/o

body

cortic/o

cortex-the outermost or superficial layer of an organ

cost/o

ribs

crani/o

skull; cranium

crin/o

secrete

crur/o

leg; thigh

cry/o

cold

crypt/o

hidden

culd/o

cul-de-sac

cutane/o

skin

cyan/o

blue

cycl/o

circular; ciliary body

cyst/o

bladder; sac; cyst

cyt/o

cell

dacry/o

tears

dacryocyst/o

tear sac

dendr/o

tree; branches

dent/o

tooth

derm/o or dermat/o

skin

dipl/o

double

dips/o

thirst

dist/o

away from

dors/i or dors/o

back

drom/o

running

duoden/o

duodenum-1st section of small intestine

dur/o

dura mater- thick membrane that is the outermost that surrounds the brain and spinal cord

ect/o

out of place

electr/o

electrical; electricity

embol/i

to throw

encephal/o

brain

enter/o

intestine

eosin/o

red; rosy

epididym/o

epididymis-single, narrow, tightly-coiled tube connecting the efferent ducts from the rear of each testicle to its vas deferens

epiglott/o

epiglottis-small cartilage flap that covers larynx so no food goes down.

episi/o

vulva

erythr/o

red

es/o

within

esophag/o

esophagus-collapsible muscular tube that goes through diaphragm and abdominal cavity to stomach

esthesi/o

feeling; sensation

ex/o

outward

fasci/o

band of fibrous tissue

femor/o

femur-thigh bone

fet/o

fetus

fibr/o

fiber

fibul/o

fibula-calf bone

fluor/o

luminous

fung/o

fungus

ganglion/o

ganglion-nerve cell cluster

gastr/o

stomach

gen/o

to produce

gingiv/o

gums

glauc/o

gray; silver

gli/o

neuroglia-supporting tissue of nervous system; gluey substance

glomerul/o

glomerulus- ball shaped collection of very tiny coiled and intertwined capillaries in kidney cortex

gloss/o

tongue

gluc/o or glyc/o

sugar; sweet

gnos/o

to know

gonad/o

sex glands

granul/o

granules

graph/o

record

gravid/o

pregnancy

gynec/o

woman

hem/o or hemat/o

blood

hepat/o

liver

hidr/o

sweat

hist/o

tissue

humer/o

humerus-longest bone in arm

hydr/o

water

hyster/o

uterus

iatr/o

pertaining to a physician or treatment

ichthy/o

fish-like; scaly

ile/o

ileum-final section of small intestine

ili/o

ilium-final section of small intestine or a bone in pelvis

immun/o

immune; protection

inguin/o

groin

ir/o or irid/o

iris

is/o

equal

ischi/o

ischium-lower and back part of the hip bone

jejun/o

jejunum-middle part of small intestine

kal/i

potassium

kary/o

nucleus

kel/o

fibrous growth

kerat/o

cornea of the eye

kerat/o

hard; horny

ket/o

ketone bodies-three water-soluble molecules that are produced by the liver from fatty acids for energy instead of glucose

kinesi/o

movement

kyph/o

humpback; pertaining to hump

labyrinth/o

inner ear

lacrim/o

tears

lact/o

milk

lamin/o

lamina-thin sheet of material

lapar/o

abdominal wall

laryng/o

larynx-voice box

later/o

side

lei/o

smooth

leiomy/o

smooth muscle

leuk/o

white

ligament/o

ligament-connective tissue bands that join bone to bone

lingu/o

tongue

lip/o

fat

lith/o

stone; calculus

lord/o

swayback

lumb/o

loins; lower back

lymph/o

lymph

lymphaden/o

lymph gland

lys/o

breakdown

macr/o

large

malac/o

softening

mamm/o

breast

mandibul/o

mandible-jaw bone

mast/o

breast

mastoid/o

mastoid process-middle ear

maxill/o

upper jaw

meat/o

meatus-opening or tunnel through any part of the body

medi/o

middle

megal/o

enlarged

melan/o

black

men/o

menstruation

mening/o

meninges-3layers of membrane around brain and spinal cord

ment/o

mind

metacarp/o

hand bones

metatars/o

foot bones

metr/o

measure

metr/o or metri/o

uterus

mi/o or mei/o

smaller

micr/o

small

mon/o

one; single

morph/o

form; shape

muc/o

mucus

muscul/o or my/o

muscle

myc/o

fungus

mydr/o

widen

myel/o

spinal cord; bone marrow

myring/o

eardrum

myx/o

relating to mucus

narc/o

sleep

nas/o

nose

nat/i

pertaining to birth

nat/o

birth

natr/i or natr/o

sodium

ne/o

new; recent

nephr/o

kidney

neur/o

nerve

noct/i or noct/o

night

nom/o

of or relating to usage

nucle/o

nucleus

nyct/o

night; darkness

o/o

egg; ovum

obstetr/o

midwife

ocul/o

eye

odont/o

teeth

olecran/o

elbow

olig/o

few; little; scanty

omphal/o

navel

onc/o

swelling; mass; tumor

onych/o

nail (finger or toe)

oopho/o

ovary

ophthalm/o

eye

opt/o or optic/o

eye; vision

or/o

mouth

orch/o or orch/o or orchid/o

testicle

orth/o

straight; correct; normal

oste/o

bones

ot/o

ear

ov/o

ovum, egg

ovari/o

ovary

ox/o

oxygen

palpebr/o

eyelid

pancreat/o

pancreas

papill/o

resembling a nipple

par/a

beside; beyond; abnormal

par/o

beside; near

parathyroid/o

parathyroid glands

patell/o or patell/a

kneecap

pector/o

chest

ped/o

foot or child

pedi/a

child

pelv/i

pelvis

peps/o

digestion

perine/o

perineum-The region between the anus and the vagina in women and between the scrotum and anus in men

peritone/o

peritoneum-serous membrane lining the cavity of the abdomen and that is folded over the viscera

phac/o

lens of the eye

phag/o

to eat; ingestion

phak/o

lens

phalang/o

bones of the fingers and toes

pharmac/o

drug; medicine

pharyng/o

pharynx-The part of the alimentary canal that extends from the mouth and nasal cavities to the larynx, where it becomes continuous with the esophagus.

phas/o

speech

phe/o

dusky

phil/o

attraction to; tendency toward

phleb/o

vein

phon/o

sound; voice

phor/o

bearing

phot/o

light

phren/o

diaphragm

phren/o

mind

pil/o

hair

plas/o or plast/o

formation; development

pleg/o

paralysis; stroke

pleur/o

pleura- smooth serous membrane which closely covers the lungs and the adjacent surfaces of the thorax

pne/o

breathing

pneum/o or pneumon/o

air; lungs

poikil/o

varied, irregular

poli/o

gray matter of the nervous system

polyp/o

polyps- abnormal growth protruding from a mucous membrane

poster/o

back

presby/o

old age

proct/o

anus; rectump

rostat/o

prostate gland

proxim/o

near

pseud/o

false

psych/o

mind

pub/o

pubis

pulmon/o

lungs

pupill/o

pupil

purpur/o

purple

py/o

pus

pyel/o

renal pelvis

pyr/o

fire; heat

rach/i

spine

radi/o

radiation

radicul/o

root

rect/o

rectum; straight

ren/o

kidney

retin/o

retina

rhabdomy/o

striated muscle; skeletal muscle

rhin/o

nose

rhiz/o

root

rhythm/o

rhythm

rose/o

rose-colored

sacr/o

sacrum-large triangular bone located at the base of the spine

salping/o

eustachian tube-tube that links the pharynx to the cavity of the middle ear to allow the equalization of the pressure on both sides of the eardrum.

salping/o

fallopian tube

sacr/o

flesh

scapul/o

shoulder

schiz/o

split; division

scirrh/o

hard; hard tumor

scler/o

hard

scler/o

relating to the sclera (white of the eye. It is the tough outer coat of the eye that covers the eyeball except for the cornea)

scoli/o

crooked bent

scop/o

to view

scot/o

darkness

seb/o

sebum-thick oily substance on skin

semin/i

semen

sept/o

infection

ser/o

blood serum

sial/o

saliva; salivary gland

seder/o

iron; steel

sigmoid/o

sigmoid colon-S-shaped section of the large intestine

sinus/o

sinus

skelet/o

skeleton

somat/o

body

son/o

sound

sperm/o or spermat/o

sperm

spher/o

round; sphere

spin/o

spine

splen/o

spleen

spondyl/o

spine; vertebra

squam/o

scales

staped/o

stapes-small stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear

steat/o

fat

stern/o

sternum-breastbone

stomat/o

mouth

tars/o

ankle bones; flat of the foot

tax/o

order

tel/e

distance; end

tempor/o

temples of the head

tend/o or tendin/o

tendon

test/o

testis, testes

tetr/a

four

thec/o

sheath; case; receptacle

thorac/o

chest

thromb/o

blood clot

thym/o

thymus gland

thyr/o or thyroid/o

thyroid gland

toc/o

childbirth

tom/o

to cut; section; layer

ton/o

tension; tone

tonsill/o

tonsils

tox/oor toxic/o

poison; toxin

trache/o

trachea; windpipe

trich/o

hair

trph/o

development; nourishment

tympan/o

eardrum

umbilic/o

navel

ungu/o

nail

ur/o

urin

ureter/o

ureter-long, narrow ducts that carry urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder

urethr/o

urethra

urin/o

urine

uter/o

uterus

vagin/o

vagina

vas/o

vessel or vas deferens (the narrow, straight tube that transports sperm from the epididymis to ejaculatory duct

ven/o

vein

ventricul/o

ventricle of the brain or heart

ventr/o

abdomen; front side

vertebr/o

vertebra

vesic/o

urinary bladder

viscer/o

internal organs

vitre/o

glassy

vulv/o

vulva; covering

xanth/o

yellow

xer/o

dry

zo/o

animal (man)