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prefix opposite of hyper, below or less than normal
hypo
underdevelopment
hypoplasia
weight lifting, body builders' muscles increase in size or overdevelop
hypertrophy
combining form for growth or development
troph/o
progressive degeneration. when an organ or tissue that has developed properly wastes away or decreases in size
atrophy
prefix referring to the cranium or skull
crani/o
suffix for surgical repair
-plasty
surgical repair of the skull or cranium
cranioplasty
suffix meaning to cut out
-ectomy
excision of the part of the cranium (skull)
craniectomy
incision into the skull
craniotomy
adjective of crani/o
cranial
refers to the skull and the cerebrum
craniocerebral
prefix for cerebrum
cerebr/o
adjective form of cerebr/al
cerebrum
any disease of the cerebrum or disease of the crebrum
cerebropathy
softening the cerebrum
cerebromalacia
cerebral tumor or any mass in the brain
cerebroma
incision into the cerebrum to remove an abscess
cerebrotomy
blood vessels of the brain
cerebrovascular
stroke or brain attack
cerebrovascular accident (CVA)
refers to the brain and spinal cord
cerebrospinal
fluid that bathes the cerebrum and spinal cord
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
Plural form of the membrane that surrounds the brain and spinal cord
meninges (singular: meninx)
combining form of meninges
mening/o
herniation of the membrane covering the brain and spinal cord
meningocele
herniation of the meninges and the spinal cord
myelomeningocele
softening of the meninges
meningomalacia
bacteria that cause epidemic meningitis
meningococci
combining form refering to glands
aden/o
inflammation of a gland
adenitis
excision or removal of a gland
adenectomy
tumor of a gland
adenoma
disease of a gland
adenopathy
transfer of a disease from one organ to another
metastasis
cancerous tumor of glandular tissue
adenocarcinoma
black pigmentation
melanosis
black tumor
melanoma
black pigmented cell
melanocyte
a form of cancer
carcinoma
cancer of the melanocytes
melanocarcinoma, also called malignant melanoma
small elevation
papill/o
bone
oste/o
cartilage
chondr/o
smooth muscle
leiomy/o
fat
lip/o
fatty, porridge-like
ather/o
blood vessel
hem/angi/o
nerve
neur/o
bone marrow
myel/o
lymphatic
lymph/o
rod shaped, muscle
rhabd/o/my/o
gland is found to have a mild inflammation
adenitis
gland excision
adenectomy
glandular tumor
adenoma
tumor containing fat
lipoma
combining form for cancer
carcin/o
cancerous tumor or malignant tumor
carcinoma
stomach cancer
gastric carcinoma
combining form meaning tumor
onc/o
study of tumors
oncology
specialist in the study of tumors
oncologist
unit treating a disease caused by a tumor
oncology unit
tumor-like thickening and degeneration of the blood vessel walls that is caused by fatty deposits
atheroma
fatty deposit causing hardening of the blood vessels
atherosclerosis
resembling mucus
mucoid
suffix meaning resembling
-oid
combining form for mucis
muc/o
fatlike or resembling fat
lipoid
secreted by cells in the nose to trap dust and bacteria from the air
mucus
tissue that secretes mucus
mucous membrane or mucosa
combining form for muscle
my/o
spasm of a nerve
neurospasm
spasm of a muscle
myospasm
nerve pain
neuralgia
disease of the nerves
neuropathy
medical specialty that deals with the nervous system
neurology
physician who specializes in diagnosis and treament of diseases of the nervous system
neurologist
any disease of the nerves
neuropathy
nervous system surgeon
neurosurgeon
inflammation of the nerve
neuritis
destruction of nerve tissue
neurolysis
surgical repair of nerves
neuroplasty
suffix indicating destruction
-lysis
destruction of tissue
histolysis
suffix indicating origin of growth
-genous
substance that is made by tissue
histogenous
resembling tissue
histoid
prefix means new
ne/o
generation of new tissue
neogenesis
pertaining to the new born
neonatal
any kind of tumor or abnormal growth of cells (new growth)
neoplasm
special unit for the newborn
neonatal intensive care
nonmalignant tumor
benign neoplasm
malignant of connective tissue
sarcoma
any new disease
neopathy
abnormal fear of new things
neophobia
prefix meaning against
anti-
therapeutic agent that works against neoplasms
antineoplastic agent
abnormal immature muscle cell
rhabdomyoblast
benign tumor of striated muscle.
rhabdomyoma
tumor that originates in the muscles
rhabdomyosarcoma
ASCP (MT)
American Society Of Clinical Pathology (medical technologist)
CA
cancer
CIS
carcinoma in situ
CNS
central nervous system
IPV
inactivated polio vacine
LP
lumbar puncture
met, metas, mets
metastasis
MRI
magnetic resonance imaging
RT(N)
radiologic technologist (nuclear)