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Eponym

Words Named after an individual

Acronym

SARS is an example of an

Anter

Front

Ventr

Belly (front)

Caud

Tail (downward) (toward the feet)

Cephal

Head (upward)

Proxim

(Near)

Dist

Away

Infer

Below

Super

Above

Later

Side

Medi

Middle

Dors

Back

Poster

Back, behind

Anter

Front

Acr /o

Extremities

Cutane /o

Skin

Derm /o

Skin

Dermat /o

Skin

Myc /o

Fungus

Onych /o

Nail

Cyan

Blue

Erythr /o

Red

Leuk /o

White

Melan/ o

Black

Anthrac /o

Black as coal

Xanth /o

Yellow

Jaund /o

Yellow

Chlor /o

Green

Epi

Over, upon

Hypo

Below, deficient, under

Intra

Within

Per

Through

Sub

Below

-ic, -ous

Pertaining to

Itis

Inflammation

-osis

Abnormal condition

-tomy

Incision into

Bx

Biopsy

RBC

Red blood cells

WBC

White blood cell

BCC

Basal cell carcinoma

Decub

Bedsore

SqCCA

Squamous cell carcinoma

Staph

Staphylococcus bacteria

Strep

Streptococcus bacteria

Carcin/o

Cancer

Cyt/o

Cell

Epitheli/o

Epithelium

Hist/o

Tissue

Lip/o

Fat

My/o

Muscle

-al

Pertaining to

-genic

Producing, originating, causing

-logist

One who studies and treats

Meta-

Beyond

Carcinogenic

Producing cancer

Carcinoma

Cancerous tumor

Cytoid

Resembling a cell

Cytology

Study of cells

Epithelial

Pertaining to epithelium

Metastasis

Beyond control

Myoma

Tumor composed of muscle tissue

Neoplasm

New growth

Neuroma

Tumor composed of nerve tissue

Sarcoma

Tumor of connective tissue

Ant (abbreviation)

Anterior

Inf (abbreviation)

Inferior

Lat (abbreviation)

Lateral

LLQ (abbreviation)

Left lower quadrant

LUQ (abbreviation)

Left upper quadrant

Med (abbreviation)

Medial

Hypodermic

Pertaining to under the skin

Intradermal

Within the skin

Onychomycosis

Abnormal condition of fungus in the nail

Onychosis

Abnormal condition of the nail

Subcutaneous

Under the skin

Transdermal

Through the skin

Pallor

Paleness

Nevus

Malformation of the skin (mole)

Lesion

Any visible change in tissue resulting from injury or disease

Erythema

Redness

Cellulitis

Inflammation of skin tissue caused by infection

Abscess

Collection if pus accompanied by swelling

Bx

Bipopsy abbreviation

Decub

Pressure ulcer abbreviation

MRSA

Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus