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Nephr-

Kidney

Psych-

Mind

Caud-

Tail

Or-

Mouth

Ren-

Kidney

-er, -ist

One who

-iatrician

Practitioner

-logist

One who studies; specialist

-ac, -al, -ar, -ic

Pertaining to

-iatrics, -iatry

Medical profession or treatment

-logic, -logical

Pertaining to the science or study of

-logy

Study or science of

Cardi(o)

Heart

Crin(o)

To secrete

Dermat(o)

Skin

Esthesi(o)

Feeling or sensation

Gastr(o), enter(o)

Stomach, intestines (sometimes small intestine)

Ger(a), ger(o), geront(o)

Elderly or aged

Gynec(o)

Female

Immun(o)

Immune

Ne(o), Nat(o)

New, birth

Neur(o)

Nerve

Obstetr(o)

Midwife

Onc(o)

Tumor

Ophthalm(o)

Eye

Orth(o)/ped(o)

Straight/child or foot

Ot(o)/Laryng(o)

Ear/Larynx

Path(o)

Disease

Ped(o)

Child or foot

Radi(o)

Radiant energy, radiation (sometimes radius)

Rheumat(o)

Rheumatism

Rhin(o)

Nose

Ur(o)

Urinary tract (sometimes urine)

Bi(o)

Life or living

Dent(i), dent(o), odont(o)

Tooth

Opt(o), optic(o)

Vision

Or(o)

Mouth

Pharmac(o)

Drugs or medicine

Therapeut(o)

Treatment

An-

No, not, without

Endo-

Inside

-algia, -dynia

Pain

-ectasia, -ectasis

Dilatation or stretching of a structure or part

-edema

Swelling

-emesis

To vomit, vomiting

-malacia

Soft, softening

-megaly

Enlargement

-oid (forms adjectives and nouns)

Resembling

-penia

Deficiency

-rrhage, -rrhagia

Excessive bleeding or hemorrhage

-rrhea

Flow or discharge

-rrhexis

Rupture

-spasm

Twitching, cramp

-stasis

Stopping, controlling

-gram

A record

-graph

Instrument used to record

-graphy

Process of recording

-meter

Instrument used to measure

-scope

Instrument used for viewing

-scopy

Visual examination

Ech(o), son(o)

Sound

Electr(o)

Electricity

Fluor(o)

Emitting or reflecting light

Tom(o)

To cut

Ultra-

Excessive

Algesi(o)

Sensitivity to pain

Chem(o)

Chemical

Cry(o)

Cold

Narc(o)

Stupor

Pharmac(o) Pharmaceut(i)

Drugs or medicine

Therapeut(o)

Treatment

Therm(o)

Heat

-therapy

Treatment

a.c.

Before meals (ante cibum)

ad lib.

Freely as needed, at pleasure

aq.

Water

b.i.d.

Twice a day (bis in die)

NPO

Nothing by mouth (nil per os)

p.r.n.

As the occasion arises, as needed (pro re nata)

q.i.d.

4 times daily (quarter in die)

stat.

Immediately (statim)

t.i.d.

Three times a day (ter in die)

-centesis

Surgical puncture to aspirate or remove fluid

-ectomy

Surgical removal or cutting out

-lysis

Process of loosening freeing or destroying

-pexy

Surgical fixation (fastening in a fixed position)

-plasty

Surgical repair

-rrhaphy

Suture

-scopy

Visual examination with a lighted instrument

-stomy

Formation of an opening

-tome

An instrument used for cutting

-tomy

Incision

-tripsy

Surgical crushing

append(o), appendic(o)

Appendix

blephar(o)

Eyelid

Cerebr(o), encephal(o)

Brain (sometimes cerebrum)

Chir(o)

Hand

Col(o), colon(o)

Colon or large intestine

Cutane(o)

Skin

Mamm(o), mast(o)

Breast

Oste(o)

Bone

Steth(o)

Thorax (chest)

Tonsill(o)

Tonsil

Trache(o)

Trachea

Vas(o)

Vessel