-Emesis To Muc/o-

Front 1

-EMESIS

Back 1

vomit (hememesis)

Front 2

-EMIA

Back 2

blood (anemia)

Front 3

EMPHYSEMA

Back 3

puffed up

Front 4

EN-

Back 4

in (entry)

Front 5

ENAMEL

Back 5

hard

Front 6

ENCEPHAL/O-

Back 6

within head (referring to brain)

Front 7

ENDO-

Back 7

within or inside (endoderm)

Front 8

ENEMA

Back 8

injection (water forced into colon)

Front 9

ENTERO-

Back 9

intestine (usually SI; enteritis)

Front 10

ENURESIS

Back 10

to void or expel urine (involuntary)

Front 11

EOSIN/O-

Back 11

rose red color (eosinophil)

Front 12

EPI-

Back 12

upon (epidermis)

Front 13

EPISI/O-

Back 13

pubic region

Front 14

ERGO-

Back 14

work or labor (ergot-birthing drug)

Front 15

ERYTHERMAT/O-

Back 15

red or flushed

Front 16

ERYTHR/O-

Back 16

red (erythrocyte)

Front 17

ESCHAR

Back 17

scab (escharia)

Front 18

ESO-

Back 18

toward (esophagus-"towards eater")

Front 19

ESTHES/I-

Back 19

physical feeling (anesthetic)

Front 20

ESTR/O-

Back 20

female (estrogen)

Front 21

ETI/O-

Back 21

cause (etiology-study of causes of disease)

Front 22

EU-

Back 22

good (euphoria)

Front 23

EX-

Back 23

out, ouside, outward (extend)

Front 24

FACET/O-

Back 24

face (facet)

Front 25

FASC/I-

Back 25

band (fascia-band b/w muscles)

Front 26

FEBR/O-

Back 26

fever (febrile)

Front 27

FEC/O-

Back 27

stool or fecal matter

Front 28

FEMOR/O

Back 28

thigh (femur)

Front 29

-FERENCE

Back 29

to carry (vas de/ference-vessel that carries away)

Front 30

FERRO-

Back 30

iron (ferrous)

Front 31

FET/O-

Back 31

young (fetus)

Front 32

FIBRILL/O-

Back 32

to quiver (fibrillation)

Front 33

FIBRO-

Back 33

fiber

Front 34

FIBUL/O-

Back 34

to clasp (fibula-smaller lower leg bone)

Front 35

FIL-

Back 35

thread (filament)

Front 36

FISS-

Back 36

to split or splitting (fission)

Front 37

FISTUL/O-

Back 37

pipe or pipe stem

Front 38

FLEX-

Back 38

to bend

Front 39

FLU-

Back 39

flowing (influenza-"inward flowing")

Front 40

-FLUX

Back 40

to flow (reflux-"again flow")

Front 41

FISTUL/O-

Back 41

pipe or pipe stem (pyofistula-"pus pipe")

Front 42

FORAMEN/O-

Back 42

opening (foramenal)

Front 43

FORE-

Back 43

before (forearm)

Front 44

FRACT/O-

Back 44

to break (facture)

Front 45

FRONT/O-

Back 45

forehead or before (frontal)

Front 46

FURUN/O-

Back 46

boil (furuncle-small boil)

Front 47

GALACT/O-

Back 47

milk

Front 48

GANGLI/O-

Back 48

knot, swelling, or collection (gangliectomy)

Front 49

GANGREN/O-

Back 49

eating sore (gangrenous)

Front 50

GEN/O-

Back 50

race (genotype)

Front 51

GENI/O-

Back 51

chin

Front 52

GENIT/O-

Back 52

reproductive or birth (genitals)

Front 53

GENU-

Back 53

knee (genuclast-"knee breaking')

Front 54

-GEN

Back 54

origin, develop, to produce, to form, to make (carcinogen)

Front 55

GER/O-

Back 55

old or old age (geriatrics)

Front 56

GEST-

Back 56

to bear or separate (gestation)

Front 57

GINGIV/O-

Back 57

gum (gingivitis)

Front 58

GLANDUL/O-

Back 58

little acorn or gland (glandular)

Front 59

GLAUC/O-

Back 59

waterfall or gray (glaucoma)

Front 60

GLI/O-

Back 60

glue or glue-like (gliocytes-cells that hold nerves together)

Front 61

GLOMERUL/O-

Back 61

small round mass or tiny ball

Front 62

GLOSS/O-

Back 62

tongue (glossitis)

Front 63

GLOTT/O-

Back 63

back of tongue (epiglottis)

Front 64

GLUT-

Back 64

buttocks

Front 65

GLYCO-

Back 65

sugar (glycogen)

Front 66

-GNOSIS

Back 66

knowledge (diagnosis)

Front 67

GOITER

Back 67

swelling (throat)

Front 68

GON/O-

Back 68

seed or seed producer (gonorrhea)

Front 69

GOUT

Back 69

a drop (type of arthritis-drops to lower joints)

Front 70

-GRADE

Back 70

a step, stage, or degree in a process (degrade)

Front 71

-GRAFT-

Back 71

to probe or cut with knife

Front 72

-GRAM

Back 72

to record (cardiogram)

Front 73

-GRAPHY

Back 73

procedure of using an instrument to do recording (cardiography)

Front 74

-GRAPH

Back 74

intstrument (myograph)

Front 75

GRAVID/O-

Back 75

heavy or pregnant (gravidium)

Front 76

GROIN

Back 76

inguinal region

Front 77

GUMM/O-

Back 77

gum or gum-like (gumma-lessions of 3rd stage of syphilis)

Front 78

GUST/O-

Back 78

tasting or to taste (gustation)

Front 79

GYNEC/O-

Back 79

woman (gynecology)

Front 80

HALLUX-

Back 80

great or big toe (halluxectomy)

Front 81

HAPLO-

Back 81

half, single (haploid)

Front 82

HEALTH

Back 82

wholeness

Front 83

HELICO-

Back 83

spiral (helical)

Front 84

HELIO-

Back 84

sun (heliopathy-sun injury)

Front 85

HELMINTH/O-

Back 85

worm or worms

Front 86

HEM/O-

Back 86

blood (hemorrhage)

Front 87

HEME-

Back 87

iron (hemeglobin)

Front 88

HEMI

Back 88

half or one half (hemisphere)

Front 89

HEPAT/O-

Back 89

liver (hepatitis)

Front 90

HEPT/A-

Back 90

seven

Front 91

HERNI/O-

Back 91

rupture or protrusion (hernia)

Front 92

HERPES

Back 92

to creep

Front 93

HETER/O-

Back 93

other or opposite

Front 94

HIAT-

Back 94

an opening (hiatus)

Front 95

HIDR/O-

Back 95

sweat (hidrosis- abnormal sweating)

Front 96

HIRSUT-

Back 96

hairy or profound hair (hirsutism-bearded women)

Front 97

-HISCENCE

Back 97

to gape open (dehiscence-wounds)

Front 98

HISTO-

Back 98

web-like or tissue (histology)

Front 99

HOLIST/O-

Back 99

whole (holistic medicine-treating physical, mental, etc)

Front 100

HOMEO-

Back 100

same, constant, or unchanged

Front 101

HORMON/O-

Back 101

to urge on

Front 102

HUMER/O-

Back 102

upper arm (humerus)

Front 103

HYAL/O-

Back 103

glassy or glass like (hyalase-sperm)

Front 104

HYDRO-

Back 104

water

Front 105

HYPN/O-

Back 105

sleep (hypnosis)

Front 106

HYSTER/O-

Back 106

uterus (hysterectomy)

Front 107

IATR/O-

Back 107

treat or cure, procedure of treating (pediatrics)

Front 108

-IA

Back 108

refers to, condition, state of (dysphagia-difficulty swallowing)

Front 109

ICHTHY-

Back 109

fish or fish like (ichthyologist)

Front 110

-ICIAN

Back 110

one who (dietician)

Front 111

-ICLE

Back 111

small or tiny (icicle)

Front 112

-ISY

Back 112

inflamed (pleurisy)

Front 113

IDE/O-

Back 113

idea, thoughts, emotions, image (ideology)

Front 114

IDIO-

Back 114

unique to ur unknown cause (idiopathic)

Front 115

-ID

Back 115

state of (lucid)

Front 116

ILE/O-

Back 116

twisted (ileum-3rd part of SI0

Front 117

ILIO-

Back 117

flank (ilium)

Front 118

IM-

Back 118

into or not (implant-place into)

Front 119

IMMUN/O-

Back 119

safe, protect, immune

Front 120

IN SITU

Back 120

in position or location ;"on site"

Front 121

INCUS

Back 121

anvil (tiny ear bone)

Front 122

INFARCT-

Back 122

to stuff into (cardial infarction-blockage of blood flow to heart)

Front 123

INFECT/O-

Back 123

to invade

Front 124

INFLAMM/O

Back 124

flame within (inflmmation)

Front 125

INFRA-

Back 125

under or below (infrared)

Front 126

INGUIN/O-

Back 126

groin

Front 127

-ING

Back 127

procedure of or process of

Front 128

INTEGU-

Back 128

covering (integumentary)

Front 129

INTER-

Back 129

between (intercellular)

Front 130

INTRA-, INTRO-,INTUS-

Back 130

within

Front 131

-IN

Back 131

substance or chemical (toxin)

Front 132

-IOLE

Back 132

smaller, lesser, diminutive (bronchiole)

Front 133

ION/O-

Back 133

going, ion movement (inic)

Front 134

-IOR

Back 134

one who is (inferior)

Front 135

-IOUS

Back 135

state of (delerious)

Front 136

IPSI-

Back 136

equal (ipsilateral-equal sides)

Front 137

IR-

Back 137

not or lack of (irregular)

Front 138

IR/O-

Back 138

rainbow

Front 139

ISCH/O-

Back 139

deficiency, blockage, to hold back (ischemic-blood deficiency)

Front 140

ISCHI/O-

Back 140

hip joint or hip (ischiodynia)

Front 141

-ISH

Back 141

resembling or related to

Front 142

-ISM

Back 142

state of or condition of (albinism)

Front 143

ISO-

Back 143

equal or same (isotonic)

Front 144

-IST

Back 144

specialist

Front 145

-ITES

Back 145

droopsy or drooping (tympanites-drooping ear drums)

Front 146

-ITIS

Back 146

inflamed or infammation

Front 147

-ITY

Back 147

state of (sterility)

Front 148

-IZE

Back 148

state of or acts like (hypnotize)

Front 149

JEJUNO-

Back 149

to empty (jejunum-2nd part of SI)

Front 150

JUNCTIV/O-

Back 150

joining or to join (conjunctivitis-ocular)

Front 151

KALI-

Back 151

potassium (K)

Front 152

KARY/O-

Back 152

nucleus

Front 153

KEL/O-

Back 153

scar (keloid)

Front 154

KERAT/O-

Back 154

cornea or horney (beta keratin)

Front 155

KET/O-

Back 155

sour or acid (ketois)

Front 156

KIL/-

Back 156

one thousand (kilogram)

Front 157

KINE-

Back 157

movement or motion

Front 158

KRAUR/O-

Back 158

dryness (kraurosis-of mouth and vagina)

Front 159

KYPH/O-

Back 159

hunchback (kyphosis)

Front 160

LABIO-

Back 160

lip

Front 161

LABRYNITHO-

Back 161

maze (labrynithitis-inner ear/balance)

Front 162

LACER/O-

Back 162

to tear (lacerate)

Front 163

LACRIM/O-

Back 163

tearing or to tear (lacrimal)

Front 164

LACT/O-

Back 164

milk (lactose)

Front 165

LAMIN/O-

Back 165

thin flat plate or layer (laminate)

Front 166

LAP/I-

Back 166

stone (lapis)

Front 167

-LAPSE

Back 167

falling or slippae (relapse)

Front 168

LARYNGO-

Back 168

voicebox (laryngitis-hoarseness)

Front 169

LAT-

Back 169

side (lateral)

Front 170

LAX-, LAXAT/O-

Back 170

to losen or loosening (laxatives)

Front 171

LEI/O-

Back 171

smooth (leiomyoma-smooth muscle tumor)

Front 172

LENT/O-

Back 172

freckle (lenticle-small skin blemishes)

Front 173

LEPR/O-

Back 173

scaly (leprosy-skin lesion)

Front 174

-LEPSY

Back 174

seizure or convulsion (epilepsy)

Front 175

LEPTO-

Back 175

thin or slender (leptomorphic)

Front 176

LEUK/O-

Back 176

white

Front 177

LEVAT/O-

Back 177

lift up (levatate)

Front 178

LIBID/O-

Back 178

desire (libidal-sex drive)

Front 179

LICHEN/I

Back 179

plant (lichens)

Front 180

LIENO-

Back 180

spleen (lienitis)

Front 181

LIGA-

Back 181

to bind (ligament-binds bone to bone)

Front 182

LINGU-

Back 182

tongue (bilingual)

Front 183

LIP/O-

Back 183

fat

Front 184

-LISTHESIS

Back 184

slippage (spondyloisthesis-vertebrae slippage)

Front 185

LITH/O-

Back 185

stone, calculus or rock (nephrolith-kidney stone)

Front 186

LOB/O-

Back 186

lobe

Front 187

LORD/O-

Back 187

swayback (to bend)

Front 188

LUMB/O-

Back 188

loin (lumbar-lower back vertebrae)

Front 189

LUMP

Back 189

small mass (lumpectomy)

Front 190

LUNA-

Back 190

moon or crescent-shaped (lunar)

Front 191

LUPUS

Back 191

"wolf" (lupus erythematosus-autoimmune disease w/ skin lesios)

Front 192

LUTE/O-

Back 192

yellow (luteal)

Front 193

LUX-

Back 193

to dislocate (subluxation)

Front 194

LYMPH/O-

Back 194

watery (lymphoma)

Front 195

-LYSIS

Back 195

destructin, breakdown, declining (hemolysis-blood)

Front 196

MACER/O-

Back 196

to make soft (maceration)

Front 197

MACRO-

Back 197

larg or huge

Front 198

MACUL/O-

Back 198

large spot or flat skin freckle

Front 199

MAGNI-

Back 199

large or greater (magnification)

Front 200

MAL-

Back 200

bad, harm, injury (malignant)

Front 201

MALAC/O-

Back 201

soft or softening (oesteomalacia)

Front 202

MALL/E/OLUS

Back 202

little hammer (bone protuberace on sides of ankle joint)

Front 203

MALLE/O-

Back 203

hammer (malleus-middle ear bone)

Front 204

MAMM/O-

Back 204

breast (mammogram)

Front 205

MAN/O-

Back 205

hand (manicure)

Front 206

MAND/I-

Back 206

chew or chewer (mandible)

Front 207

-MANIA

Back 207

madness (kleptomaniac)

Front 208

MASSET/O-

Back 208

chewer or to chew (masseter-jaw muscle)

Front 209

MASSEUR

Back 209

male massager

Front 210

MAST/O-

Back 210

breast (mastectomy)

Front 211

MASTIC/O-

Back 211

to chew or chewing(masticate)

Front 212

-MATA

Back 212

multiple (carcinmata-multiple crablike cancerous growths)

Front 213

MAXILL/O-

Back 213

upper jaw (maxilla)

Front 214

MEASLES

Back 214

rubella, reddish, or red

Front 215

MEAT/O-

Back 215

opening (meatus)

Front 216

MEDI-

Back 216

middle (median)

Front 217

MEGA-

Back 217

great or big

Front 218

MEGALO-

Back 218

huge or large (hepatomegaly)

Front 219

MEI/O, MIO-

Back 219

lesser, smaller, fewer, and constrict (meiosis and miotic)

Front 220

MEL-

Back 220

sweet, honey, cheek, limb (melon)

Front 221

MELAN/O-

Back 221

black-skin cancer

Front 222

MEN/O-

Back 222

monthly or month (menopause)

Front 223

MENING/O-

Back 223

membrane (meningitis-CNS)

Front 224

MENISC/O-

Back 224

crescent (meniscus-knee)

Front 225

MENT/O-

Back 225

mind (mental)

Front 226

-MENTUM

Back 226

chin (antementum)

Front 227

MES/O-

Back 227

middle (mesoderm)

Front 228

META-

Back 228

beyond or change (metacarpal)

Front 229

-METER

Back 229

measurement (spirometer-of breath)

Front 230

METR/A-

Back 230

uterus or womb (endometritis)

Front 231

-METRY

Back 231

measurement procedure (optometry)

Front 232

MICRO-

Back 232

small (micrococcus)

Front 233

MICTUR/O-

Back 233

to make water or urinate (micturition)

Front 234

MILLI-

Back 234

one-thousandth

Front 235

MINIMUS-

Back 235

smallest (gluteus minimus)

Front 236

MINUTE

Back 236

small

Front 237

-MITRE

Back 237

head band or mitre box

Front 238

MOL/O-

Back 238

to mill or grind (molar)

Front 239

MON/O-

Back 239

one

Front 240

MORPHO-

Back 240

shape

Front 241

MORT/O-

Back 241

death (mortician

Front 242

-MOTOR

Back 242

movement or motion (oculomotor)

Front 243

MUC/O-

Back 243

slime