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abdomin/o
Meaning: abdomen
the part of the body between the thorax (chest) and pelvis.
Example: abdominal
acr/o
Meaning: extemities
Example: acromegaly(enlargement of bones of hands and feet and face.
aden/o
Meaning: gland. A gland is an organ in an animal's body that synthesizes a substance for release such as hormones or breast milk,often into the blood steam.
adenoid/o
Meaning: adenoids (two pieces of tissue located behind the nose that often become enlarged in childhood.
Example: adenoidectomy
adip/o
Meaning: fat
Example: adipose (animal fat stored in the tissue of the body)
aer/o
Meaning: air
Example: aerobic (process that requires oxygen)
alb/o
Meaning: white
Example: albino
albumin/o
Meaning: albumin (a protein manufactured by the liver)
Example: albuminemia
amini/o
Meaning: amnion (a membranous sac that surrounds and protects the embryo)
amyl/o
Meaning: starch
Example: amylase (an enzyme that breaks starch down into sugar).
angi/o
Meaning: Vessel
Example: angiogram (X-ray of a blood vessel after special x-ray dye has been inhected into it)
ankyl/o
Meaning: crooked or fused
Example: ankylosing (stiffened or inflexible, especially with regard to the joints of the skeleton)
anter/o
Meaning: anterior/before
Example: anterolateral (situated or occurring in front of and to the side)
aort/o
Meaning: aorta (the large artery that carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart)

Example: aortic
append(ic)/o
Meaning: appendix (a small pouch, attached to the first part of the large intestine, whose function in the body is unknown.
Example: appendicitis
arteri/o
Meaning: artery (a blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the body),
Example: arteriovenous (connecting an artery to a vein)
arthr/o
Meaning: joint
Example: arthroplasty (the surgical repair of a joint, or creation of an artificial joint, such as a hip replacement).
articul/o
Meaning: joint
Example: articulation (the point of connection between tow bones or elements of a skeleton, especially if it allows motion).
atel/o
Meaning: imperfect
Example: atelectasis (the collapse of a part or the whole lung).
ather/o
Meaning: yellow, fatty, plaque
Example: atheroma (an abnormal fatty deposit that develops within the walls of the artery).
aur/i
Meaning: ear
Example: auricle (of or relating to near the ear)
bil/i
Meaning: bile
Example: biliary (relating to the bile ducts or the gallbladder)
blast/o
Meaning: embryonic form
Example: blastoma (a tumor composed of immature undifferentiated cells)
blephar/o
Meaning: eyelid
Example: blepharitis (inflamation of the eyelids)
brachi/o
Meaning: arm
Example: brachiocephalic (artery in the arm)
brachy
Meaning: short
Example: brachyesophagus
bronchi/o

bronch/o
Meaning: windpipe
Example: bronchospasm (a spasm of the bronchi that makes exhalation difficult and noisy)
bucc/o
Meaning: cheek
Example: buccal (of or relating to or toward the cheek)
burs/o
Meaning: bursa
•a small fluid-filled sac located between movable parts of the body especially at joints
Example: bursectomy
calc/i
Meaning: calcium
Example: calcification
calcane/o
Meaning: heel
Example: calcaneocuboid
carcin/o
Meaning: cancer
Example: carcinoma (•Cancer that arises from epithelial tissue (tissue that lines a cavity or surface)
cardi/o
Meaning: heart
Example: cardiomyopathy (literally means "heart muscle disease")
carp/o
Meaning: carpus/wrist
Example:carpometacarpal (The carpometacarpal joint is a joint in the wrist that articulates the carpal bones and the metacarpals)
caud/o
Meaning: tail
Example: caudal (resembling a tail)
cec/o
Meaning: cecum
-the cavity in which the large intestine begins and into which the ileum opens; "the appendix is an offshoot of the cecum"
Example: cecal
cephal/o
Meaning: head
Example: cephalad
cerebr/o
Meaning: brain
Example: cerebral
cervic/o
Meaning: neck
Example: cervicothoracic
chlor/o
Meaning: green
Example: chlorophyll
chol/e
Meaning: bile
Example: cholecystecomy
cholecyst/o
Meaning: gallbladder
Example: cholecystitis
chondr/o
Meaning: cartilage
Example: chondrocalcinosis
chori/o
Meaning: fetal covering
Example: chorioamnionitis
clavicul/o
Meaning: clavicle (collar bone)
Example: acromioclaviculat
coccyg/o
Meaning: coccyx (pronounced kok-siks) tailbone
Example: coccygeal
col/o
Meaning: colon
Example: colonoscopy
colp/o
Meaning: hollow/vagina
Example: colporrhaphy
cost/o
Meaning: rib
Example: costovertebral
crani/o
Meaning: cranium/skull
Example: craniocervical
cry/o
Meaning: cold
Example: cryotherapy
crypt/o
Meaning: hide, conceal
Example: cryptogenic
cutane/o
Meaning: skin
Example: subcutaneous
cyan/o
Meaning: blue
Example: cyanosis
cyst/o
Meaning: cyst, bladder
Example: cystitis
cyt/o (-cyte)
Meaning: cell
Example: plasmacytoma
dactyl/o
Meaning: finger, toe
Example: hexadactylism
dent/i dent/o
Meaning: teeth
Example: dental
derm/a dermat/o
Meaning: skin
Example: dermatitis
dextr/o
Meaning: right
Example: dextroscoliosis
dips/o
Meaning: thirst
Example: polydipsia
disc/o
Meaning: disc/disk
Example: discogenic
dist/o
Meaning: far/distant from origin
Example:distally
dors/o
Meaning: dirceted toward/on the back
Example: dorsal
duoden/o
Meaning: duodenum (a hollow jointed tube about 25-30 cm (10-12 in) long connecting the stomach to the jejunum).
Example: duodenal
ech/o
Meaning: sound
Example: echogram
electr/o
Meaning: electricity
Example: electrodermal
encephal/o
Meaning: brain
Example: encephalomalacia
enter/o
Meaning: intestine
Example: enterocolitis
erythr/o
Meaning: red
Example: erythocyte
lapar/o
flank/abdominal
wall
laryng/o
larynx (voice box)
later/o
side
anterolateral
leuc/o
leuk/o
white
lingu/o
tongue
lingula
jejun/o
jejunum (the part of the small intestine between the duodenum and the ileum)
jejunostomy
labi/o
lip
labial
lacrim/o
tear/crying
lacrimal
lact/o
milk
lactose
ischi/o
ischium(hip)
ischiodynia
lip/o
fat
liposuction
lith/o
stone
cholelithiasis
-the presence of gallstones in the gallbladder
lob/o
lobe
lobular
lumb/o
lower back
lumbosacral
lymph/o
lymph/lymphatics
lymph nodes
mamm/o mast/o
breast
mammogram/mastectomy
medi/o
middle
mediolateral
melan/o
black
melanotic
men/o
month
dysmenorrhea
mening/o
membrane
meningocele
metr/i
uterine tissue
endometritis
mon/o
one/only
monoclonal
muc/o
mucus
mucoperiosteal
muscul/o
muscle
musculotendinous
my/o
muscle
myometrium
myc/o
fungus
mycosis
myel/o
marrow/spinal cord
myeloma
narc/o
sleep/numbness
narcolepsy
nas/o
nose
nasopharyngeal
ne/o
new
neoblastic
necr/o
dead/corpse
necrosis
nephr/o
kidney
nephrolithiasis
neur/o
nerves
neuritis
odont/o
teeth
odontoid
odyn/o
pain/distress
odynophagia
onc/o
bulk/tumor
oncology
oophor/o
ovary
oophorosalpingitis
ophthalm/o
eye
ophthalmology
or/o
mouth
intraoral
orchi/o
testicle
orchiectomy
orth/o
straight
orthopedic
oste/o
bone
osteopathic
ot/o
ear
otolaryngology
pancreat/o
pancreas
pancreatitis
patell/o
patella (kneecap)
patellofemoral
path/o
disease
pathologist
pelv/i
pelvis
pelvimetry
periton/o
peritoneum
the serous membrane that lines the cavity of the abdomen
intraperitoneal
pharmac/o
drugs/medicine
pharmacological
pharyng/o
pharynx
cricopharyngeal
phleb/o
vein
phlebolith
phon/o
sound/voice
phonation
phot/o
light
photophobia
phren/o
mind/diaphragm
costophrenic
pleur/o
pleura
pleurodesis
poster/o
posterior/toward back
posterolateral
pneum/o
air/breathing/lung
pneumothorax
proct/o
rectum/anus
proctitis
prostat/o
prostate
prostatectomy
proxim/o
nearest point of origin
proximal
pseud/o
FALSE
pseudarthrosis
psych/o
mind
psychiatry
pub/o
pubis
pubococcygeal
pulm/o pulmon/o
lung
pulmonary
py/o
pus
pyoid
pyel/o
trough/renal pelvis
pyelogram
radi/o
radius/radiant energy
radiology
rect/o
rectum
rectal
ren/o
kidneys
renal
rhin/o
nose
rhinoplasty
sacr/o
sacrum
lumbosacral
salping/o
tube
salpingo-oophorectomy
scrot/o
scrotum
scrotal
semin/o
semen
seminal
ser/o
serum (Blood plasma with the clotting elements removed).
serosanguineous
somat/o
body
somatization
son/o
sound
sonogram
spermat/o
seed
spermatocele
sphen/o
wedge/sphenoid
sphenoethmoid
splen/o
spleen
hepatosplenomegaly
spondyl/o
vertebra
spondylolisthesis
stern/o
sternum
-the flat bone that articulates with the clavicles and the first seven pairs of ribs
sternocleidomastoid
tars/o
ankle bone (tarsal)
metatarsal
tempor/o
temple
temporomandibular
ten/o
tendon/tight band
tenosynovitis
therm/o
heat
thermometer
thorac/o
chest
thoracic
thromb/o
clot/thrombus
thrombosis
tibi/o
tibia (the inner and thicker of the two bones of the human leg between the knee and ankle)
tibiotalar
tonsill/o
tonsil
tonsillectomy
tox/o
poison
toxemia
trache/o
trachea (windpipe)
tracheotomy
uln/o
ulna
•the inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm
ulnoradial
ur/o
urine
polyuria
ureter/o
ureter
ureterovesical
urethr/o
urethra
urethritis
uter/o
uterus
uterovaginal
vag/o
vagus nerve
vagotomy
vas/o
vessel/ductus deferens
vasovagal
ven/o
vein
venotomy
ventr/o
ventral/belly side
ventral
vertebr/o
vertebra
costovertebral
vulv/o
vulva (external parts of the female genitalia)
vulvectomy
xanth/o
yellow
xanthoma
esophag/o
esophagus
esophageal
esthesi/o
feeling
anesthesia
femor/o
femur (the longest and thickest bone of the human skeleton; extends from the pelvis to the knee)
femoral
fet/o
fetus
fetal
fibr/o
fiber
fibroma
fibul/o
fibula (the outer and thinner of the two bones of the human leg between the knee and ankle - calf bone)
fibulotibial
front/o
forehead/front
frontalis
galact/o
milk
galactorrhea
gastr/o
stomach
gastrectomy
genit/o
genitals
genitourinary
ger/o
old
geriatric
glomerul/o
glomerulus (A tiny set of looping blood vessels in the kidney where the blood is filtered and waste products are removed.)
glomerulonephritis
gloss/o
tongue
glossotonsillar
glyc/o
sugar/sweet
hyperglycemia
gnath/o
jaw
gnathodynia
granul/o
grain/particle
granulocyte
gynec/o
female
gynecology
hem/a
hem/o
hemat/o
hepat/o
liver
hepatomegaly
hist/o
tissue
histoplasmosis
hom/o
common/same
homogeneous
humer/o
humerus
-bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
humeral
hydr/o
water
hydrometer
hyster/o
uterus/womb
hysterosalpingogram
ile/o
ileum (small intestine)
ileocecal
ili/o
ilium (hip bone)
sacroiliac
immun/o
immune
immunodeficiency
infer/o
lowermost/below
inferior
intestin/o
intestine
gastrointestinal
irid/o
colored circle/iris
iridectomy