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74 Cards in this Set

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arthr/o

joint

carcin/o

cancer; cancerous

cardi/o

heart

cyst/o

urinary bladder

cyt/o

cell

derm/o dermat/o

skin

electr/o

electricity

enter/o

intestines

erythr/o

red

gastr/o

stomach

gynec/o

women; female

hemat/o or hem/o

blood

hepat/o

liver

leuk/o

white

ophthalm/o

eye

oste/o

bone

path/o

disease

ped/o

child

psych/o

mind

rhin/o

nose

thromb/o

clot; clotting

ur/o

urinary tract; urine

a- or an-

away from; without

aut- or auto-

self; own

dys-

painful; difficult; abnormal

end- or endo-

within; innermost

epi-

upon; above

brady-

slow

inter-

between

intra-

within

hyper-

above; more than normal

hypo-

below; deficient

peri-

around

peri-

around

post-

after; behind

pre-

before; in front of

re-

again and again

sub-

below; underneath; less than

trans-

across; through

-ac

pertaining to

-al

pertaining to

-algia

pain

-cyte

cell

-ectomy

excision; removal

-emia

blood condition

-gram

a record; picture

-ic or -ical

pertaining to

-ion

action; condition

-ist

one who specializes in

-itis

inflammation of; infection of

-logy

the study of

-megaly

enlargement

-osis

abnormal condition

-oma

tumor; mass

-pathy

disease

-scope

instrument used to examine

-scopy

process of using an instrument to examine

-sis

state of; condition

-stomy

surgically created opening

-tomy

process of cutting or making an incision

-y

process; condition

coronal plane

anterior (front) and Posterior (back)

sagittal plane

left and right

transverse plane

superior (up) and inferior (down)

Superior

towards head (up)

Inferior

towards toes (down)

Anterior (ventral)

towards the front

Posterior (dorsal)

towards the back

Medial

middle (midline)

Lateral

towards the side

Proximal

towards (arms and legs only)

Distal

Way from (arms and legs only)

Superficial

on the surface (outside on skin)

Deep

away from the surface