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HISTOLOGY

study of tissues

ONCOLOGY

study of tumors; the medical specialty that treats tumors.

CARCIN/O

cancer

CYT/O

cell

EPITHELI/O

epithelium, epithelial tissue (tissue that lines organs and body cavities, covers surfaces, and forms glands

HIST/O

tissue

LIP/O

fat

MY/O

muscle

SARC/O

flesh; connective tissue

-AL

pertaining to

-GENIC

producing, originating, causing,

-OID

like, resembling

-OLOGIST

specialist

-OLOGY

study of

-OMA

tumor

CARCINOGENIC

causing or producing cancer

CARCINOMA

a malignancy of epithelial tissue (skin, lining tissue, glandular tissue)

CYTOGENIC

producing or originating cells

CYTOID

like a cell or resembling a cell

CYTOLOGY

study of cells

EPITHELIAL

pertaining to epithelium

EPITHELIOMA

a tumor of epithelial tissue

LIPOID

like fat or resembling fat

LIPOMA

a tumor composed of fatty tissue

MYOMA

a muscle tumor

SCARCOMA

a malignancy of connective tissue (bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments)

ONC/O

tumor

NEUR/O

nerve

PATH/O

disease

STATSIS

control, stop

VISCER/O

organ, organs

META-

beyond; over; between; change or transposition

METASTASIS

beyond control; specifically refers to the spread of cancer in the body

NEUROMA

a tumor of nervous tissue

PATHOLOGY

the study of disease and its effects on the human body

PATHOLOGIST

a specialist in the study of disease and tissue changes

PATHOGEN

a disease-causing organism

VISCERA

the internal organs of the body, collectively

VISCERAL

pertaining to the viscera (organs or to one organ)

ACR/O

extremitites

CUTANE/O

skin

DERM/O

skin

DERMAT/O

skin

MYC/O

fungus

ONYCH/O

nails

TRICH/O

hair

EPI-

upon, on top of

HYPO-

below, under, deficient

INTRA

within

PER-

through; excessive

SUB-

below, under

-IC

pertaining to

-ITIS

inflammation

-OSIS

condition, usually abnormal

-OTOMY

incision into

-OUS

pertaining to

DERMAL

pertaining to the skin

DERMATITIS

inflammation of the skin

DERMATOLOGY

the medical specialty that treats the skin and related structures

DERMATOLOGIST

a specialist in the skin

DERMOPATHY

any disease of the skin

ACRODERMATITIS

inflammation of the skin of the extremitites

EPIDERMAL

pertaining to the epidermis (topmost layer of the skin)

INTRADERMAL

within the skin

HYPODERMIC

beneath the skin

PERCUTANEOUS

through the skin (same as under the skin)

SUBCUTANEOUS

under the skin

CUTANEOUS

pertaining to the skin; also another name for the hypodermis (bottom layer of the skin)

ONYCHITIS

inflammation of the nails

ONYCHOTOMY

incision into a nail

CYAN/O

blue

ERYTHR/O

red

LEUK/O

white

MELAN/O

black

XANTH/O

yellow

PURPUR/O

purple

CHLOR/O

green

POLI/O

gray

CYANOSIS

an abnormally blue discoloration of tissues (due to oxygen deprivation)

ACROCYANOSIS

abnormally blue discoloration of the extremities

CYANODERMA

abnormally blue discoloration of the skin

ERYTHRODERMA

reddish discoloration of the skin; also called ERYTHEMA

ERYTHROCYTE

a red blood cell

LUKODERMA

deficiency of pigmentation of the skin, usually light or whitish patches

LEUKOCYTE

a white blood cell

MELANOMA

a malignant, black or very dark-pigmented tumor of the skin

MELANOCYTE

a cell that produces melanin, the pigment that gives color to the skin and protects the skin from ultraviolet rays of sunlight

XANTHODERMA

abnormally yellowish discoloration of the skin

PURPURA

a disease causing tiny purplish hemorrhages under the skin (or the more serious form which causes internal hemorrhages)

CHLOROPSIA

a disorder in which all objects appear green to the patient; also called green vision; sometimes due to digitalis overdose

POLIOENCEPHALITIS

inflammation of the gray matter in the brain