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79 Cards in this Set

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derma
(nominative singular) the skin
hepar
(nominative singular) the liver
meninx
(nominative singular) one of the coverings of the brain and spinal cord
soma
(nominative singular) the body
amphi-
(prefix) on both sides, around, both
ampho-
(prefix) on both sides, around, both
ana-
(prefix) up, back, against
apo-
(prefix) away from
cata-
(prefix) downward, disordered
dia-
(prefix) through, across, apart
eso-
(prefix) within, inner, inward
eu-
(prefix) good, normal, healthy
heter-/hetero-
(prefix) different, other, relationship to another
homo-/homeo-
(prefix) same, likeness
meta-
change, transformation, after, behind
para-
(prefix) alongside, around, abnormal, beyond
pro-
(prefix) before
pros/prosth-
(prefix) in place of
-al
(latin derived adjective forming suffix) pertaining to, located in
-ase
(suffix) forms names of enzymes
-asia
(noun forming suffix) state, condition
-ema
(noun forming suffix) state, condition
-esis
(noun forming suffix) state, condition, procedure
-etic
(adjective forming suffix) pertaining to
-ics/-tics
(noun forming suffix) science or study of
-ism
(noun forming suffix) state, condition, quality
-ismus
(noun forming suffix) state, condition, muscular spasm
-oid
(suffix) indicates a particular shape, form, or resemblance; like resembling
oma
(noun forming suffix) tumor, disease
-ose
(Latin derived adjective forming suffix) full of, resembling; also used to form names of chemical substances
-ous
(Latin derived adjective forming suffix) pertaining to, characterized by, full of
-us
(Latin noun forming suffix) condition, person
-ize
(Greek derived verb-forming suffix) to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in
-ate
(suffix) forms names of chemical substances
-ide
(suffix) forms names of chemical substances
-ite
(suffix) used to form names of substances
-one
(suffix) used to form names of substances
cyst(i)-
usually refers to the urinary bladder
cholecyst-
refers to the gallbladder
acr-
(combining form) extremities (particularly the hands and feet)
ambly-
(combining form) dull, faint
carcin-
(combining form) carcinoma, cancer
-cel-
(combining form) hernia, tumor, swelling
cheir-/chir-
(combining form) hand
Chol(e)-
(combining form) bile, gall
-ite
(suffix) used to form names of substances
-one
(suffix) used to form names of substances
cyst(i)-
usually refers to the urinary bladder
cholecyst-
refers to the gallbladder
acr-
(combining form) extremities (particularly the hands and feet)
ambly-
(combining form) dull, faint
carcin-
(combining form) carcinoma, cancer
-cel-
(combining form) hernia, tumor, swelling
cheir-/chir-
(combining form) hand
Chol(e)-
(combining form) bile, gall
col(i)-/colon-
(combining form) colon
cyan-
(combining form) blue
cyst(i)- / -cystis
(combining form) bladder cyst
diplo-
(combining form) double, twin
enter-
(combining form) [small] intestine
erg-
(combining form) action, work
gastr-
(combining form) stomach
Hem- / hemat- / -em-
(combining form) blood
hepar- / hepat-
(combining form) liver
lip-
(combining form) fat
macr-
(combining form) [abnormally] large or long
mega- / megal-
(combining form) [abnormally] large or long
melan-
(combining form) dark, black
micr-
(combining form) [abnormally] small
nyct-
(combining form) night
odyn-
(combining form) pain
onc-
(combining form) tumor
pachy-
(combining form) thick
pseud-
(combining form) false
py-
(combining form) pus
sarc-
(combining form) flesh, soft tissue
spasm-
(combining form) spasm, involuntary muscle contraction
splen-
(combining form) spleen
stom- / stomat-
(combining form) mouth, opening