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a-, an-

without, absence of, lacking, no/none

ab-

away from

abdomin/o

abdomen

acr/o

extremity

acute

rapid, sharp, severe, immediate

ad-, -ad

toward

alges/i, alges/o

sensitivity to pain

-algia

pain

ambi-

both, both sides

ana-

apart from, separate, take apart

anatomic(al) position

reference body stance: eyes, toes, palms forward

ante-

before, in front of

anter/o

front, in front of

auscultation

listening with a sterhoscope

axilla

underarm area, armpit

brachi/o

arm

CAT =CT scan

computed axial tomography= computed tomography

caud/o

tail

cephal/o

head

chir/o

hand

chronic

"pertaining to time": long, slow, ongoing

circum-

around

coronal or frontal plane

vertical plane seperating front from back

corpor/o

body

cubit/o

elbow

dactyl/o

digits (fingers or toes)

de-

without, down from

dextr/o

right

dia-, di-

through, thorough (complete), around

dis-

away from

dist/o

away from the point of origin (distal)

dors/o

back side of the body

-dynia

pain

ect/o, ecto-

outside

endo-

within, inner, inside

epi-

over, upon, above, on top

ex-, exo-

outside, away from, outward

extra-

outside of, beyond

glut/o, glute/o

buttock

gnos/o

knowledge

GP

general practitioner

-gram

an image or record

-graph

instrument that writes, images, or records

-graphy

process of writing, imaging, or recording

hyper-

above; excessive, abnormally high

hypo-

below; insufficient, abnormally low

-ia, -ias, -iasis

condition, state, or process

in-

in, into, within; not

infer/o

below, lower (inferior)

infra-

below, under

inguin/o

groin

intra-

inside, within

-itis

inflammation (trauma response marked by redness, swelling, heat, and pain)

later/o

side; lateral; toward the side, away from the midline

log/o

study of

lower extremity

the entire leg

macro-, macr/o

large

mal/o, mal-

bad or poor

medi/o

middle, toward the midline

megal/o, -megaly

enlarged

meso-

middle

-meter

instrument for measuring or counting

metr/o

measurement; uterus or womb

micro, micr/o

small

morbidity

illness rate

mortality

death rate

MRI

magnetic resonance imaging

omphal/o

umbilicus (navel)

palmar

pertaining to the palm of the hand

palpation

exploratory feeling around

para-

near, beside, alongside; abnormal

path/o, -pathy

disease

PCP

primary care provider

pector/o

chest

ped/i

foot

per-

through

peri-

around, about

PET scan

positron emission tomography scan

pharmac/o

drug, medicine

pharmaceutic/o

drug, medicine

physic/o

body

plantar

pertaining to the sole of the foot

pod/o

foot

popliteal

pertaining to the back of the knee

post-

after, following, behind

posteri/o, poster/o

back, behind, following, toward the rear

pre-

before, in front of

pro-

in front of, preceding, before

prone

lying face down (also liable to)

proxim/o

near the point of origin (proximal)

pyrexia

fever

retro-

backward, behind

sagittal or lateral plane

vertical plane seperating left from right

scop/o

to view or examine

-scope

instrument for viewing

sequelae

conditions following and resulting from a disease

sign

an objectively observable manifestation

sinistr/o

left

-sis, -osis

disease, abnormal condition

steth/o

chest

sub-

below, beneath, under

symptom

a subjectively experienced manifestation

-therapy

treatment

super/o, super-

above, over; excessive

supine

lying face up

supra-

above

therm/o

heat

tom/o

cut

trans-

across, through

transverse or horizontal plane

horizontal plane seperating top from bottom

trauma

any wound or injury

trunk

the torso or core body

ultra-

above, beyond, excessive

umbilic/o

umbilicus (navel)

upper extremity

the entire arm

ventr/o

front of the body

-ous

pertaining to, possessing, full of

-ist

specialist in; one who practices

-ician

special, expert

iatr/o

physician; medical treatment

-iatric

pertaining to a treatment or specialty

-iatrist

one who practices a treatment or specialty

pract/o

medical practice

practic

pertaining to practice