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291 Cards in this Set

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ab-

Away from

bi-

Two

Endo-

Within

Hyper-

Excessive, abnormally high, above

Hypo

Under below normal

Intra

Within

Pre

Before

Post

After

Sub

Below beneath

-al

Pertaining to

-ic

Pertaining to

-itis

Inflammation

-logy

Study of

-meter

Measuring instrument


-ous

Pertaining to

-pathy

Disease

-scope

Viewing instrument

-scopy

Process of viewing

Arteri/o

Artery

Arthr/o

Joint

Cardi/o

Heart

Gastr/o

Stomach

Hepat/o

Liver

Oste/o

Bone

Path/o

Disease

Ven/o

Vein

Abdomin/o

Abdomen abdominal cavity

Anter/o; anteri/o

Front

Brachi/o

Arm

Card/o; Cardi/o

Heart

Caud/o

Tail

Cephal/o

Head

Cervic/o

Cervix, neck

Chondr/o ; Chondri/o

Gristle cartilage

Chron/o

Time

Cran/o Crani/o

Skull cranium

Dist/o

Away

Dors/o

Back

Eti/o

Cause ( of disease)

Femor/o

Thigh

Gastr/o

Stomach

Gen/o

Formation cause produce

Glut/o

Buttock

Hom/o ; home/o

Sameness unchanging

Iatro/o ; Iatri/o

To heal

-ac

Pertaining to

-ad

Toward

-al

Pertaining to

-AR

Pertaining to

-graphy

Process of recording

-ic

Pertaining to

-ion

Act or process

-ior

Pertaining to

-logist

One who studies

-stasis

Standing still

-y

Process of

Idi/o

Person self

Ili/o

Flank hip groin

Infect/o

To enter invade

Infer/o; inferi/o

Below

Inguin/o

Groin

Later/o

Side

Lumb/o

Loin lower back

Medi/o

Middle

Path/o

Disease

Pelv/o

Pelvis washbasin

Physi/o

Nature

Poster/o; posteri/o

Back

Proxim/o

Near

Spin/o

Spine thorn

Super/o superi/o

Above

Thorac/o

Chest thorax

Tom/o

To cut

Umbilic/o

Navel

Ventr/o

Front belly

Right Hypochondriac region

Right Top

bil

bile

abdomin/o

abdomen, abdominal cavity

anter/o, anteri/o

front

brachi/o

arm

card/o, cardi/o

heart

caud/o

tail

cephal/o

head

cervic/o

cervix/neck

chondr/o, chondri/o

gristle, cartilage

chron/o

time

cran/o, crani/o

skull, cranium

dist/o

away

dors/o

back

eti/o

cause (of disease)

femor/o

thigh

gastr/o

stomach

gen/o

formation, cause, produce

glut/o

buttock

hom/o, home/o

sameness, unchanging

iatr/o, iatri/o

to heal

idi/o

person, self

ili/o

flank, hip, groin

infect/o

to enter, invade

infer/o, inferi/o

below

inguin/o

groin

later/o

side

lumb/o

loin, lower back

medi/o

middle

path/o

disease

pelv/o

pelvis

physi/o

nature

poster/o, posteri/o

back

proxim/o

near

spin/o

spine, thorn

super/o, superi/o

above

thorac/o

chest, thorax

tom/o

to cut

umbilic/o

navel

ventr/o

front, belly

ana-

up, toward, apart

bi-

two

epi-

upon, over, above, on top

hypo-

under, below normal

uni-

one

-ac

pertaining to

-ad

toward

-al

pertaining to

-ar

pertaining to

-graphy

process of recording

-ic

pertaining to

-ion

act or process

-ior

pertaining to

-logist

one who studies

-stasis

standing still

-y

process of

ad-

toward
ant-, anti-

against, opposing

dia-



through
dys-

bad, abnormal, painful, difficult

pan-

all, entire

peri-
around
re-, retro-

back
abdomen/o

abdomen, abdominal cavity

an/o

anus

append/o

to hang onto, appendix
bil/i

bile
cec/o

blind intestine, cecum

celi/o

abdomen, abdominal cavity
cheil/o


lip
chol/e
bile, gall

choledoch/o

common bile duct

cirrh/o

orange

col/o, colon/o

colon

dent/o

teeth

diverticul/o

a small blind pouch, diverticulum

duoden/o

twelve, duodenum

enter/o

small intestine

esophag/e, esophag/o

gullet, esophagus

gastr/o

stomach

gingiv/o

gums

gloss/o

tongue

halit/o

breath

hemorrh/o

likely to bleed

hepat/o

liver

hern/o, herni/o

rupture or protrusion through a weakened membrane or wall (hernia)

ile/o

to roll, ileum

inguin/o

groin

ana

up, toward, apart

dys

bad, abnormal, painful, difficult

epi

upon, over, above, on top

hyper

excessive, abnormally high, above

meta

after, change

neo
new

aden/o.

gland

carcin/o

cancer

chem/o

chemistry

chrom/o

color

cyt/o

cell

fibr/o

fiber

gen/o, gene/o

formation, cause, produce

hist/o

tissue

lei/o

smooth

lip/o

fat, lipid

lymph/o

clear water or fluid

mal/o

bad

melan/o

dark, black

my/o

muscle

neur/o

sinew or cord, nerve, fascia

nucl/o, nucle/o

kernel, nucleus

onc/o

tumor

organ/o

tool

oste/o

bone

radi/o

light energy, radiation, spoke of a wheel, radius

rhabd/o

rod

sarc/o

flesh, meat

thel/i

nipple

al

pertaining to

elle

small

gen

producing, formation, causing

genesis

origin, cause

genic

pertaining to producing, formation, causing

ic

pertaining to

logist

one who studies

logy

study of

oid

resembling

oma

abnormal swelling, tumor

osis

condition of

plasia

shape, formation(its most common use is as a suffix, although the term includes a word root, plas, and a suffix, -ia)

plasm

something shaped(may also be used as a word root)

sarcoma

malignant tumor

sis

state of

some

body

stasis

standing still

therapy

treatment

um

pertaining to

iatrogenic

adjective meaning a disease that is induced by medical treatment

sequelae

conditions following and resulting from a disease

dia-

through

en-

within, upon, on, over

endo-

within

epi-

upon, over, above, on top

hyper-

excessive, abnormally high, above

hypo-

under, below normal

poly-

many

albumin/o

albumin (a protein)

azot/o

urea, nitrogen

bacteri/o

bacteria

blast/o

germ, bud, developing cell

cyst/o

sac, bladder

glomerul/o

little ball, glomerulus

gluc/o

glucose, sugar, sweet

glyc/o, glycos/o

glycogen, glucose, sugar, sweet

hydro/o

water

ket/o, keton/o

ketone bodies

lith/o

stone

lys/o

break apart, dissolve

meat/o

opening, passage

nephr/o

kidney

noct/o

night

olig/o

few in number

py/o

pus

pyel/o

renal pelvis

ren/o

kidney

son/o

sound

spadias/o

rip, tear

sten/o

narrowness, constriction

tens/o

pressure

tom/o

to cut

ureter/o

ureter

urethr/o

urethra

urin/a, urin/o, ur/o

urine

vesic/o

sac, bladder

-cele

hernia, swelling, protrusion

-iasis

condition of

-ion

act or process

-is

pertaining to

-lith

stone

-lysis

to loosen, dissolve

- meter

measuring instrument

- pexy

surgical fixation, suspension

- ptosis

falling downward, drooping

- rrhaphy

suturing

-tripsy

surgical crushing

-trophy

nourishment, development

- uresis

urination

-uria

condition of urine, urination

albuminuria

presence of albumin (a protein normally in the blood) in the urine

anuresis

inability to pass urine due to abnormal retention of urine or absence of urine

anuria

cessation of urine production or output

azotemia

abnormally high urea and nitrogenous compounds in the blood

bacteriuria

presence of bacteria in the urine

diuresis

condition of urine passing through (usually refers to excessive urine discharge)

dysuria

difficulty or pain in urination

enuresis

involuntary release of urine,usually due to a lack of bladder control

nocturnal enuresis

bed-wetting

glycosuria

presence of glucose in the urine

hematuria

presence of blood in the urine

ketonuria

presence of ketone bodies in the urine

nocturia

urination at night

oliguria

decreased production of urine

polyuria

excessive urination

proteinuria

presence of protein in the urine

pyuria

presence of pus (white blood cells) in the urine

cystitis

inflammation of the bladder

cystocele

protrusion of the urinary bladder through a weakness in the muscular wall of the adjacent vagina

cystolith

stone in the urinary bladder

epispadias

congenital defect that results in the urinary meatus positioned on the dorsal surface of the penis; in the female, the meatus opens dorsal to the clitoris

glomerulonephritis

inflammation of the glomeruli within a kidney

hydronephrosis

condition of water in a kidney usually caused by obstruction and backup of urine

hypospadias

congenital defect in which the urinary meatus opens on the underside of the penis; in the female, the opening is within the vagina

incontinence

involuntary discharge of urine

nephritis

inflammation of a kidney

nephroblastoma

tumor that originates from a kidney that includes developing embryonic cells

nephrohypertrophy

excessive development of a kidney

nephrolithiasis

presence of one or more stones in a kidney