Reading...
Play button
Play button
Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
94 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
-ac, -al, -ic
-ar, -ial, -ary -ous, -tic., -eal |
pertaining to, related to, located in
|
|
|
-agra
|
excessive pain
|
|
|
-algia
|
pain
|
|
|
-apheresis
|
removal
|
|
|
-asthenia
|
weakness
|
|
|
-ase
|
enzyme
|
|
|
-ate
|
use, subject to
|
|
|
-atresia
|
absence of normal body opening
|
|
|
-capnia
|
carbon dioxide
|
|
|
-cele
|
protrusion, hernia
|
|
|
-centesis
|
surgical puncture to remove fluid
|
|
|
-cidal
|
killing
|
|
|
-clasia, clast
|
break
|
|
|
-cle, -cule, -ole
-ola, -ule, -ulum -ulus |
small
|
|
|
-clysis
|
irrigation, washing
|
|
|
-coccus, -coccis
|
berry-shaped
|
|
|
-crit
|
to separate
|
|
|
-crine
|
separate, secrete
|
|
|
-cyte
|
cell
|
|
|
-desis
|
surgical fixation
|
|
|
-drome
|
run, running
|
|
|
-dynia
|
pain
|
|
|
-ectasis
|
dilation, expansion
|
|
|
-ectomy
|
surgical removal
|
|
|
-ectopic
|
displacement
|
|
|
-emesis
|
vomit
|
|
|
-emia
|
blood condition
|
|
|
-ent, -er,
-ist, -or |
person or agent
|
|
|
-esis, -ia, -a
-ism, -ity, -y -osis, -tion, -sis -iasis, -sia |
state or condition, disease
|
|
|
-form, -oid
|
resembling, shaped like
|
|
|
-gen, -genic
|
prodicing, causing
|
|
|
-genesis
|
beginning, origin
|
|
|
-gram
|
record
|
|
|
-graph
|
instrument that records
|
|
|
-graphy
|
process of recording
|
|
|
-iac
|
person afflicted with
|
|
|
-ible, -ile
|
capable, able
|
|
|
-ician
|
one who
|
|
|
-ictal
|
seizure, attack
|
|
|
-ist, -ologist
|
a specialist in
|
|
|
-ites, -itis
|
inflammation
|
|
|
-ium
|
membrane
|
|
|
-ize
|
use, subject to
|
|
|
-logy
|
science, study of
|
|
|
-lysis, -lytic
|
destroy, dissolution, separation
|
|
|
-ma, -mat
|
disease, condition
|
|
|
-malacia
|
softening
|
|
|
-mania
|
madness
|
|
|
-megaly
|
enlargement
|
|
|
-metor
|
instrument used to measure
|
|
|
-metry
|
measurement
|
|
|
-morph
|
form, shape
|
|
|
-oma
|
tumor
|
|
|
-opsy
|
to view
|
|
|
-oxia
|
oxygen
|
|
|
-paresis
|
slight paralysis
|
|
|
-pathy
|
disease
|
|
|
-penia
|
deficient, lack of
|
|
|
-pepsia
|
digestion
|
|
|
-pexy, -pexis
|
fixation, storing
|
|
|
-phagia, -phagy
|
eating, swallowing
|
|
|
-philia, -phily
|
love
|
|
|
-phobia
|
abnormal fear, intolerance
|
|
|
-phonia
|
pertaining to sound
|
|
|
-phoria
|
feeling
|
|
|
-physis
|
growth
|
|
|
-plasia, -plasm
|
formation, development
|
|
|
-plasty
|
surgical repair
|
|
|
-plegia
|
paralysis
|
|
|
-pnea
|
breathing
|
|
|
-poiesis
|
formation
|
|
|
-porosis
|
passage
|
|
|
-prandial
|
meal
|
|
|
-praxia
|
in front of, before
|
|
|
-ptosis
|
drooping, downward displacement
|
|
|
-rrhage, -rrhagia
|
excessive flow
|
|
|
-rrhaphy
|
suturing in place
|
|
|
-rrhea
|
flow or discharge
|
|
|
-rrhexis
|
rupture
|
|
|
-sarcoma
|
malignant tumor
|
|
|
-schisis
|
split, fissure
|
|
|
-sclerosis
|
hardening
|
|
|
-scope
|
instrument for examining
|
|
|
-scopy
|
visual examination
|
|
|
-sepsis
|
infection
|
|
|
-spasm
|
sudden involuntary muscle contraction
|
|
|
-stasis
|
control, stop
|
|
|
-stenosis
|
narrowing
|
|
|
-stomy
|
surgical opening
|
|
|
-tome
|
instrument for
|
|
|
-tomy
|
cutting, incision
|
|
|
-tripsy
|
surgical crushing
|
|
|
-trophy
|
nourishment, development
|
|
|
-ule
|
little
|
