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ab-

Away from

Not toward

ad-

Toward or in the direction of

Not away

dys-

Difficulty, bad, painful

No pain, no gain

endo-

Within

sub-

Under, less or below

super-

Above

supra-

Excessive

end-

With

ex-

Out

hemi-

Half

para-

Along side of

brady-

Slow

tachy-

Fast

meta-

Beyond

eu-

Good, normal

abdomin/o

Abdomen

angi/o

Blood vessel

append/o

Appendix

appendic/o

Appendix

arteri/o

Artery

arthr/o

Joint

arther/o

Fatty substance or plaque

cardi/o

Heart

col/o

Colon

chondr/o

Cartilage

hyper-

Excessive or increased

crani/o

Skull

cyan/o

Blue

enter/o

Small intestine

erythr/o

red

gastr/o

Stomach

geront/o

Old age

hepat/o

Liver

hem/o

Blood

laryng/o

Larynx, throat

leuk/o

white

hypo-

Deficient or decreased

melan/o

Black

my/o

Muscle

myc/o

Fungus

myel/o

Spinal cord or bone marrow

nat/o

Birth

nephr/o

Kidney

neur/o

Nerve

Ot/o

Ear

Poli/o

Grey

Py/o

Pus

inter-

Between or among

Pyel/o

Renal pelvis

pyr/o

Fever

rhin/o

Nose

Tonsill/o

Tonsils

caud/o

Tail

cephal/o

Head

Cyt/o

Cell

Gen/o or gene

Producing

Hist/o

Tissue

Arthr/o

Joint

intra-

Within or inside

Burs/o

Bursa

Sac filled with synovial fluid that acts as a cushion to decrease friction on movement

Cervic/o

Neck

Also used for cervix in female

Chondr/o

Cartilage

Crani/o

Head

Ili/o

Ilium or hip bone

Hem/o

Blood

Hemat/o

Blood

Ligament/o

Ligament

Lumb/o

Lower back

Mandibul/o

Lower jaw

neo-

New

Myel/o

Bone marrow

Oste/o

Bone

Pelv/o

Pelvis

Pod/o

Feet

peri-

Surrounding

post-

After

pre-

Before

Sacr/o

Sacrum

Scapul/o

Scapula (shoulder blade)

Scapul/o

Scapula (shoulder blade)

Stern/o

Chest

Scapul/o

Scapula (shoulder blade)

Stern/o

Chest

Synov/o

Synovial fluid

Scapul/o

Scapula (shoulder blade)

Stern/o

Chest

Synov/o

Synovial fluid

Synovi/o

Synovial fluid

Scapul/o

Scapula (shoulder blade)

Stern/o

Chest

Synov/o

Synovial fluid

Synovi/o

Synovial fluid

Tars/o

Tarsal bones in the feet

Vertebr/o

Vertebra

Cari/o

Heart

Ir/i

Iris

Coloured part of eye

Ir/o

Iris

Irid/o

Iris

Irit/o

Iris

Labyrinth/o

Labyrinth

Fluid filled cavity that receives sound vibrations and sends them to the brain for interpretation

Lacrim/o

Lacrimal apparatus

Tear ducts

Myring/o

Tympanic membrane

Eardrum

Ocul/o

Eye

Ophthalm/o

Eye

Opt/i

Eye

Ten/o

Tendon

Opt/o

Eye

Optic/o

Eye

Ot/o

Ear

Phac/o

Lens

Phak/o

Lens

Pinn/i

Pinna

Outer ear visible from the outside

Retin/o

Retina

Conducts impulses to the brain in response to light images and recognizes them as objects. Contains rods (black and white) and cones (colours)

Sclera/o

Sclera

"Whites" of eyes

Tympan/o

Tympanic membrane

Ear drum

Cutane/o

Skin

Tend/o

Tendon

Derm/o

Skin

Dermat/o

Skin

Hidr/o

Sweat

Onych/o

Nails

Pil/o

Hair

Pil/i

Hair

Rhytid/o

Wrinkles

Seb/o

Sebaceous glands

"Sweat" glands

Trich/o

Hair

Ungu/o

Nails

Tendin/o

Tendon

Adren/o

Adrenal glands

Secrete hormones that:


1) regulate carb levels


2) regulate lytes and fluid volume


3) responsible for reproduction and secondary sec characteristics


4) "fight or flight" response

Calc/i

Calcium

Calc/o

Calcium

Crin/o

Secrete

Gluc/o

Sugar, glucose

Glyc/o

Sugar, glucose

Glycos/o

Sugar, glucose

Gonad/o

Sex glands

Kal/i

Potassium

Natr/o

Sodium

Tens/o

To stretch out

Pancreat/o

Pancreas

Islets cells of pancreas secrete hormones that control blood sugar (insulin and glucagon)

Parathyroid/o

Parathyroid gland

4 glands, regulates calcium levels

Pineal/o

Pineal gland

Helps with being awake during day and sleep at night (circadian cycle). Internal clock

Pituit/o

Pituitary gland

Secrete hormones that are responsible for releasing most other hormones in the body. "Master gland", connected to the hypothalamus

Pituitary/o

Pituitary gland

Thym/o

Thymus

Secretes a hormone that promotes the development of the cells in the immune system

Thyr/o

Thyroid gland

Secretes hormones that helps regulate:


1) metabolism


2) calcium levels in the body by moving calcium in bones and teeth to be stored

Thyroid/o

Thyroid gland

Balan/o

Glans penis

Head of penis

Cervic/o

Cervix

Also neck

Angi/o

Blood vessels

Colp/o

Vagina

Epididym/o

Epididymis

Coiled tube that stores sperm

Episi/o

Vulva

Hyster/o

Uterus

Lact/o

Milk

Mamm/o

Breast

Mast/o

Breast

Men/o

Menses, menstruation

Metr/o

Uterus

Metri/o

Uterus

Arteri/o

Arteries

Oophor/o

Ovary, ovaries

Orch/o

Testes, testicles

Orchid/o

Testes

Ovar/o

Ovary, ovaries

Pen/i

Penis

Phall/i

Penis

Placent/o

Placenta

Prostat/o

Prostate gland

Salping/o

Fallopian tubes

Test/i

Testes

Capill/o

Capillaries

Test/o

Testes

Testicul/o

Testes

Uter/o

Uterus

Vagin/o

Vagina

Vas/o

Vas deferens

Vulv/o

Vulva

Apic/o

Apex of the heart

Aur/o

Ear

Auscult/a

To listen

Bacteri/o

Bacteria

Card/o

Heart

Inhal/o

Breathe in

Keton/o

Ketones

Lapar/o

Abdomen

Lingu/o

Tongue

Pharmac/o

Drug

Pharaceut/o

Drug

Radi/o

Radius, radiation or X-ray

Therm/o

Heat

-ac

Pertaining to

-al

Pertaining to

Cardi/o

Heart

-algia

Pain

-centesis

Surgical puncture to remove fluid

-cyte

Cell

-derma

Skin

-dia

Through

-dynia

Pain

-ectomy

Surgical removal

-graphy

Producing a picture or a record

-gram

A picture or record

-ic

Pertaining to

Erythr/o

Red

Dors/i or dors/o

Back of body

-itis

Inflammation

-osis

Conditions

-malacia

Abnormal softening

-megaly

Enlargement

-necrosis

Tissue death

-ologist

Specialist

-ology

Study of

-oma

Tumor

-ostomy

Surgically creating an artificial opening

-otomy

Cutting into or a surgical incision

Leuk/o

White

-pathy

Disease

-plasty

Surgical repair

-rrhage

Bleeding or excessive flow

-rrhagia

Bleeding or excessive flow

-rrhexis

Rupture

-sclerosis

Abnormal hardening

-scopy

Visual examination

-stenosis

Abnormal narrowing

-crine

Secrete

-plasm

Material of cells

Phleb/o

Veins

-tics

Pertaining to

-poietic

Pertaining to formation

-ion

Action

-paresis

Partial or incomplete paralysis

-plegia

Total paralysis

-cytes

Cells

-ary

Pertaining to

-lytic

To destroy

-plasm

Formation

-stasis

Stopping

Thromb/o

Clot

-oxia

Oxygen

-pnea

Breathing

-thorax

Chest

-ventilation

Breathing

-pepsia

Digestion

-phagia

Swallowing

-lith

Stones

-lithiasis

Presence of stones

-stasis

Control

-uria

Urine

Vas/o

Blood vessels

-phasia

Speech

-sthesia

Feeling, sensation

-taxia

Muscle coordination

Ventral

Front of the body

Dorsal

Toward the back

Superior

Toward the head

Inferior

Toward the foot

Proximal

Centre of the body

Distal

Away from the body or farthest from the centre of the body

Medial

Middle of the body

Vascul/o

Blood vessels

Lateral

Towards the side of the body

Sagittal

Vertical line down body creating left and right side. Not equal halves

Midsagittal

Left and right equal halves

Frontal

Divides body into front (anterior) and a back (posterior) part

Transverse

Divides body into a top and bottom half

Abdominopelvic regions

9 regions

Ven/o

Veins

Adenoid/o

Adenoids

Axill/o

Armpit

Cervic/o

Neck

Also part of female anatomy

Immun/o

Protected

Duct/o

To lead

Inguin/o

Groin

Lymph/o

Lymph

Lymphaden/o

Lymph nodes

Lymphangi/o

Lymph vessels

Lymphocyt/o

Lymphocytes (cells)

Onc/o

Tumor

Phag/o

To eat or destroy

Splen/o

Spleen

Thym/o

Thymus

Tonsill/o

Tonsils

Fasci/o

Fascia

Fibrous tissues attaching muscle to bone

Alveo/o

Alveoli

Bronch/o

Bronchi

Bronchi/o

Bronchi

Capn/o

Carbon Dioxide

Epiglott/o

Epiglottis

Cartilage that covers the larynx during swallowing preventing food from entering the trachea

Laryng/o

Larynx

Voice box

Lob/o

Lobe

Nas/o

Nose

Ox/o

Oxygen

Oxy/o

Oxygen

Flex/o

To bend

Phon/o

Voice or sound

Pleur/o

Pleura

Covers the outer surface of lungs

Pharyng/o

Pharynx

Throat

Pneum/o

Lung

Pneumon/o

Lung

Pulmon/o

Lung

Rhin/o

Nose

Sinus/o

Sinuses

Thorac/o

Chest

Trache/o

Trachea

Windpipe

Kinesi/o

Movement

An/o

Anus

Append/o

Appendix

Appendic/o

Appendix

Cholecyst/o

Gallbladder

Col/o

Colon

Colon/o

Colon

Dent/o

Teeth

Duoden/o

Duodenum

Enter/o

Small intestine

Esophag/o

Esophagus

My/o

Muscle

Hepat/o

Liver

Ile/o

Ileum

Intestin/o

Intestine

Jejun/o

Jejunum

Gastr/o

Stomach

Odont/o

Teeth

Or/o

Mouth

Palat/o

Palate

Pancreat/o

Pancreas

Pharyng/o

Pharynx

Myos/o

Muscle

Proct/o

Rectum and anus

Rect/o

Rectum

Stomat/o

Stomach

Cyst/o

Urinary bladder

Glomerul/o

Glomerulus

Contains capillaries that filter waste products from blood (located in kidneys)

Home/o

Sameness

Nephr/o

Kidneys

Pyel/o

Renal pelvis

Ren/o

Kidneys

Ur/o

Urine

Muscul/o

Muscle

Ureter/o

Ureters

Urethr/o

Urethra

Urin/o

Urine

Acoust/o

Hearing, sound

Acous/o

Hearing, sound

Audi/o

Hearing, sound

Audit/o

Hearing, sound

Dacryocyst/o

Lacrimal apparatus

Tear ducts

Blephar/o

Eyelid

Conjunctiv/o

Conjunctiva

Membrane that lines the eyelid helping protect the exposed eye

Abdominopelvic regions

9 regions