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64 Cards in this Set

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Hemat-
Blood
-logy
Study of
Electr-
Electricity
Cardi-
Heart
-gram
To Record
Gastr-
Stomach
Enter-
Intestines
-ic
Pertaining to _____
-ac
Pertaining to _____
-itis
Inflammation
Sub-
Below
Trans-
Across
Retro-
Behind
Aden(o)-
Gland
-oma
Tumor/mass
Arthr(o)
Joint
Bio
Life
Carcin(o)
Cancer, Cancerous
Cephal(o)
Head
Cerebr(o)
Cerebrum (largest part of the brain)
Cyst(o)
Urinary Bladder
Cyt(o)
Cell
Derm(o)
Skin
Encephal(o)
Brain
Erythr(o)
Red
ErythroCYTE means red blood cell
Gnos(o)
Knowledge
DiaGNOSis
Gynec(o)
Woman, Female
Hepat(o)
Liver
Lapar(o)
Abdomen
Leuk(o)
White
Nephr(o)
Kidney
Neur(o)
Nerve
Onc(o)
Tumor
Ophthalm(o)
Eye
Oste(o)
Bone
Path(o)
Disease
Psych(o)
Mind
Ren(o)
Kidney
Rhin(o)
Nose
Sarc(o)
Flesh - Fleshy tissues include muscle, fat, bone, and cartilage. So sarcomas are tumors in those tissues. Carcinomas arise in skin and lining of the intestine.
Thromb(o)
Clotting
-algia
Pain
-ectomy
Cutting out, removal, excision
-emia
Blood Condition
-globin
protein
-ia
Condition
-ism
Condition/Process
-logist
Specialist in the study of _____
-oma
Tumor, mass
-opsy
To View
-osis
Abnormal condition
-scopy
process of visual examination
-sis
State of (like prognosis)
-tomy
Cutting into, incision
a-, an-
no, not (anemia)
aut-
Self
dia-
Complete, through (diagnosis)
dys-
Bad, painful, difficult, abnormal (dysentery)
endo-
Within
exo-
Outside
hyper-
Excessive, more than normal, too much
hypo-
Below, less than normal, under
pro-
Before, Forward (prostate gland - it stands or "states" before the urinary bladder)
re-
Back (resection means to cut back at an organ, as in remove bits of it or all of it)