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114 Cards in this Set

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adeno-
gland
adreno-
adrenal gland
angio-
vessel
ano-
anus
arterio-
artery
arthro-
joint
balano-
glans penis
blepharo-
eyelid
broncho-
bronchus (windpipe)
cantho-
canthus (angle at either end of slit between eyelids)
capit-
head
cardi-, cardio-
heart
carpo-
wrist
cephalo-
head
cerebello-
cerebellum (part of brain)
cerebro-
cerebrum (part of brain)
cheilo-
lip (mouth)
chole-
bile
(NOTE: chole- + cyst meaning "bladdder," = gallbladder; chole- + doch, meaning "duct," = choledocho,or common bile duct.
chondro-
cartilage
chordo-
cord or string (generally) used in connection with the vocal cord or spermatic cord
cilia-
hair (Latin)
cleido-
collarbone
coccygo-
coccyx (end of bone of the spinal column)
colpo-
vagina
cordo-
cord (usually vocal cord)
coxa-
hip (Latin)
cranio-
head
cysto-
sac, cyst, or bladder (most often used in connection with the urinary bladder)
cyto-
cell
dacryo-
tear (used commonly in relation to tear duct or sac)
dento-, donto-
tooth
derma-
skin
duodeno-
duodenum (part of small intestine)
emia-
blood
encephalo-
brain
entero-
intestines
fascia-
sheet or band of fibrous tussues (Latin)
fibro-
fibers
gastro-
stomach
genu-
knee (Latin)
gingivo-
gums
glomerulo-
glomerulus (often a structure of the kidney)
glosso-
tongue
gnatho-
jaw
hem-, hema-, hemo-, hemato-
blood
hepato-
liver
hilus-
pit or depression in an organ where vessels and nerves enter (Latin)
histio-
tissue
hystero-
uterus (NOTE: This term may also pertain to hysteria.)
ileo-
ileum (part of small intestine)
ilio-
flank or ilium (bone of pelvis)
jejuno-
jejunum (part of small intestine)
kerato-
cornea or horny layer of the skin
labio-
lips (either of mouth or vulva)
lacrimo-
tears (used also in connection with tear ducts or sacs)
laparo-
loin or flank (also refers to abdomen)
laryngo-
larynx
linguo-
tongue
lympho-
lymph
masto-
breast
meningo-
meninges (coverings of the brain and spinal cord)
metra-, metro-
uterus
morpho-
form
myelo-
bone marrow and spinal cord (NOTE: Use of this term will determine which tissue is meant.)
myo-
muscle (NOTE: The Latin word for muscle is mus.)
myringo-
eardrum
naso-
nose
nephro-
kidney
neuro-
nerve
oculo-
eye
odonto-
tooth
omphalo-
navel or umbilicus
onycho-
nails
oophoro-
ovary
ophthalmo-
eye
ora-, oro-
mouth
orthio-, orchido-
testis
os-
bone or mouth
osteo-
bone
oto-
ear
ovario-
ovary
palato-
palate of mouth
palpebro-
eyelid
pectus-
breast, chest, or thorax (Latin)
pharyngo-
pharynx
phlebo-
eyelid
pilo-
hair
pleuro-
pleura of lung (relates also to side or rib)
pneumo-, pneumono-
lungs (also used in referring to air or breath
procto-
rectum
pyelo-
pelvis of kidney
pyloro-
pylorus (part of stomach just before duodenum)
rhino-
nose
sacro-
sacrum
salpingo-
fallopian tube or oviduct
sialo-
saliva- (used in connection with a salivary duct or gland)
splanchno-
viscera
spleno-
spleen
stoma-
mouthh
tarso-
instep of foot; ankles (also edge of eyelid)
teno-, tenonto-
tendon
thoraco-
thorax or chest
thyro-
thyroid
trachelo-
neck, particularly the neck of the uterus or bladder
tracheo-
trachea
unguis-
nail
uretero-
ureter
urethro-
urethra
uro-
urine, urinary
utero-
uterus
vaso-
vessel
veno-
vein
ventriculo-
ventricle of heart or brain
viscero-
viscera