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42 Cards in this Set
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Aden/o |
Meaning: Gland Example: Adenopathy(gland disease) |
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Carcin/o |
Meaning: cancer Example: carcinoma(cancerous tumor) |
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Cardi/o |
Meaning: heart Example: cardiac (pertaining to the heart) |
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Chem/o |
Meaning: chemical Example: chemotherapy (treatment with chemicals) |
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Cis/o |
Meaning: to cut Example: incision (process of cutting into) |
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Dermat/o |
Meaning: skin Example: dermatology (study of the skin) |
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Enter/o |
Meaning: small intestine Example: enteric (pertaining to the small intestine) |
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Gastr/o |
Meaning: stomach Example: gastric (pertaining to the stomach) |
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Gynec/o |
Meaning: female Example: gynecology (study of females) |
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Hemat/o |
Meaning: blood Example: hematic (pertaining to the blood) |
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Hydr/o |
Meaning: water Example: hydrocele (protrusion of water in the scrotum) |
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Immun/o |
Meaning: immunity Example: immunology (study of immunity) |
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Laryng/o |
Meaning: voice box Example: laryngeal (pertaining to the voice box) |
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Nephr/o |
Meaning: kidney Example: nephromegaly (enlarged kidney) |
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Neur/o |
Meaning: nerve Example: neural (pertaining to a nerve) |
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Ophthalm/o |
Meaning: eye Example: ophthalmic (pertaining to the eye) |
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Ot/o |
Meaning: ear Example: otic (pertaining to the ear) |
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Path/o |
Meaning: disease Example: pathology (study of disease) |
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Pulmon/o |
Meaning: lung Example: pulmonary (pertaining to the lungs) |
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Rhin/o |
Meaning: nose Example: rhinoplasty (surgical repair of the nose) |
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a- |
Meaning: without, away from Example: aphasia (without speech) |
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an- |
Meaning: without Example: anoxia (without oxygen) |
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brady- |
Meaning: slow Example: bradycardia (slow heartbeat) |
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dys- |
Meaning: painful, difficult, abnormal Example: dyspnea (difficulty breathing) |
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epi- |
Meaning: upon, over Example: epigastric (upon or over the stomach) |
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hyper- |
Meaning: over, above Example: hypertrophy (overdevelopment) |
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hypo- |
Meaning: under, below Example: hypodermic (under the skin) |
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macro- |
Meaning: large Example: macrotia (having large ears) |
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micro- |
Meaning: small Example: microtia (having small ears) |
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neo- |
Meaning: new Example: neonatology (study of the newborn) |
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peri- |
Meaning: around Example: pericardial (around the heart) |
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post- |
Meaning: after Example: postpartum (after birth) |
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pseudo- |
Meaning: false Example: pseudocyesis (false pregnancy) |
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sub- |
Meaning: below, under Example: subcutaneous (under, below the skin) |
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tachy- |
Meaning: rapid, fast Example: tachycardia (fast heartbeat) |
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trans- |
Meaning: through, across Example: transurethral (across urethra) |
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bi- |
Meaning: two Example: bilateral (two sides) |
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mono- |
Meaning: one Example: monoplegia (paralysis of one extremity) |
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poly- |
Meaning: many Example: polyuria (large amounts of urine) |
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quadri- |
Meaning: four Example: quadriplegia (paralysis of all four limbs) |
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semi- |
Meaning: partial, half Example: semiconscious (partially conscious) |
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tri- |
Meaning: three Example: triceps (muscle with three heads) |