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62 Cards in this Set

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Root

Foundation of the term

Suffix

Word ending

Prefix

Word beginning

Combining vowel

Usually “O” that links the root to the suffix or the root to another root and aids in pronunciation but has no meaning

Combining form

Combination of the root and the combining of the vowel

When a term contains two or more roots related to parts of the body what often determines which root is listed first?

Anatomical position

Electr



Electricity


root word

Cardi

Menas heart


Root word

Gram

Means record


Is the suffix

Sub

Under


Prefix

gastr

Stomach


Root

All medical terms have ?

A suffix

Which element appears at the beginning of a medial term

Prefix

Hemat

Blood


Root

Ology

Study of


Suffix

Itis

Means inflammation


Suffix

Drop combining vowel when suffix starts with a vowel as in ?

“Itis”

Enter

Means intestine


Root

Logy

Mean a process of study


Suffix

Epi

Above


Prefix

Ic

Means pertaining to


Suffix

Adeno-o

Gland

Arthr-o

Joint

Bi-o

Life

Carcin-o

Cancerous, cancer

cephal/o

head

cerebr/o

cerebrum

cis/o

to cut

crin/o

to secrete

cyst/o

urinary bladder

cyto/o

cell

derm/o


or dermat/o

skin

encephal/o

brain

enter/o

intestines

erythr/o

red

gn/o

knowledge

gynec/o

woman knowledge

hemat/o


or hem/o

blood

hept/o

liver

leuk/o

white

nephr/o

kidney

neur/o

nerve

onc/o

tumor

opthalm/o

eye

oste/o

bone

path/o

disease

ped/o

child

psych/o

mind

radi/o

xrays

rhin/o

nose

sarc/o

flesh

thromb/o

clot, clotting

ur/o

urine

-algia

pain

-cyte

cell

-ectomy

excision, removal

which suffix means to cut out or to remove?

-ectomy

-emia

blood condition

-genic

produced by or in

-globin

protein

-gram

record

when -- is above a vowel, the sound is

long


ex. ape, open