Test 3 Greek And Latin

Front 1

ab-, a-, abs-

Back 1

away from, from

(absent, abolish)

Front 2

ad-, ac-, ag-,etc.

Back 2

to, toward, near

Front 3

ambi-, ambo-

Back 3

both, around
(ambidextrious- both hands)

Front 4

ante-

Back 4

before, in front of

Front 5

circum-, circu-

Back 5

around

Front 6

con-, com-, co-, etc.

Back 6

with, together, very

Front 7

contra-, contro-,

Back 7

opposite, against
(contrary)

Front 8

de-

Back 8

down, away, off, thoroughly
(demerit- down merit, defract- break away)

Front 9

dis-, di-, dif-

Back 9

apart, in different directions, thoroughly

(disorganize, disgrace)

Front 10

CAUD-

Back 10

tail
(incaudate- tail-less)

Front 11

CEREBR-

Back 11

brain

Front 12

CID-, CIS-

Back 12

to cut, to kill
(inCISion)

Front 13

DORS-

Back 13

back
(dorsal fin)

Front 14

DUC-,DUCT

Back 14

to lead, to draw

(abDUCTion, inDUCe)

Front 15

ERR-

Back 15

to wander, to deviate
(error- incorrect, mistaken)

Front 16

FLEX-, FLECT-

Back 16

bend

Front 17

FUND-, FUS-

Back 17

to pour, to melt

(infusion)

Front 18

GREG-

Back 18

flock
(conGREGate)

Front 19

LACT-

Back 19

milk

Front 20

LATER-

Back 20

side
(lateral- on the sides)

Front 21

MEDI-

Back 21

middle
(median)

Front 22

OV-

Back 22

egg

Front 23

PON-, POSIT-, -POSE

Back 23

to place, to put

Front 24

RUG-

Back 24

wrinkle
(corRUGated)

Front 25

SANGUI(N)-

Back 25

blood

Front 26

SICC-

Back 26

dry
(desiccate- dry up)

Front 27

VAL-

Back 27

to be strong, to be well
(valiant)

Front 28

VARIC-

Back 28

twisted and swollen (vein)

Front 29

VERT-, VERS-

Back 29

to turn
(convert)

Front 30

ex‑, e‑, ef‑

Back 30

Out, from, removal, completely
(expulsion)

Front 31

extra‑, extro‑

Back 31

outside of, beyond

Front 32

in‑, im‑, etc.

Back 32

into, on
(illuminate, incision)

Front 33

intra‑, intro‑

Back 33

within
(intramural)

Front 34

in‑, im‑, etc.

Back 34

not
(illegible, impossible)

Front 35

infra-

Back 35

below

Front 36

inter-

Back 36

between, among

Front 37

juxta-

Back 37

by the side of, close to
(juxtaposition- placing side by side for comparison)

Front 38

ob-, op-, etc

Back 38

against, toward, completely

(oppose. occur)

Front 39

per-

Back 39

through, wrongly, completely
(PERvert- wrongly turn, PERfect- thoroughly complete)

Front 40

ARTICUL‑

Back 40

joint
(articulate- unite by forming joints)

Front 41

BUCC-

Back 41

cheek, mouth

Front 42

CLUD‑, CLUS‑ CLOS‑

Back 42

to close, to shut
(conclusion- to close with)

Front 43

CORD-

Back 43

heart
(cordially- heartfelt)

Front 44

COST-

Back 44

rib

Front 45

CRUR-

Back 45

leg

Front 46

CUR(R)‑, CURS‑

Back 46

to run, to go
(CURRent)

Front 47

DENT-

Back 47

tooth

Front 48

FEBR-

Back 48

fever

Front 49

FER‑

Back 49

to bear, to carry, to produce
(fertile- capable of bearing/producing)

Front 50

FOLI-
(foe-lee)

Back 50

leaf
(foliage)

Front 51

HER‑, HES‑

Back 51

to stick
(adHERe, coHESive)

Front 52

JECT-

Back 52

to throw

Front 53

JACUL-

Back 53

dart
(eJACULate)

Front 54

MUR-

Back 54

wall
(MURal)

Front 55

NOMIN‑, NOM‑

Back 55

name
(binomial)

Front 56

RADI-

Back 56

spoke of a wheel, ray

Front 57

SEMIN-

Back 57

seed

Front 58

TEG‑, TECT‑

Back 58

to cover
(proTECT, proTEGe- someone under the protection of a mentor)

Front 59

TUSS-

Back 59

cough
(perTUSSis- whooping cough)

Front 60

VEN-

Back 60

vein

Front 61

post-

Back 61

behind, after

Front 62

pre-

Back 62

before, in front of

Front 63

pro-

Back 63

forward, in front of
(PROcession)

Front 64

re-, red-

Back 64

back, again, against

Front 65

retro-

Back 65

backward, behind

Front 66

se-

Back 66

aside away
(SEcrete)

Front 67

sub-, sus-, suc-, etc.

Back 67

under, up from under, somewhat

Front 68

super-, supra-

Back 68

above

Front 69

trans-, tran-, tra-

Back 69

across, through
(TRAjectory)

Front 70

ultra-

Back 70

beyond

Front 71

CARIN-

Back 71

keel
(ridge- as in a leaf, or bone)

Front 72

CERN-, CRET-, CRE-

Back 72

to separate, distinguish, secrete
(disCERN, seCRETe)

Front 73

CILI-

Back 73

eyelid, eyelash

Front 74

CORN(U)-

Back 74

horn
(CORNUcopia)

Front 75

CUB-, CUMB, CUBIT-

Back 75

to lie
(inCUBate, incumbent- lie in line, incubus- lies with one)

Front 76

DORM-, DORMIT-

Back 76

to sleep
(Spanish- dormir)

Front 77

FET-

Back 77

offspring, fetus

Front 78

FRANG-, -FRING-, FRAG-, FRACT-

Back 78

to break, to bend
(FRAGment, FRACTure, FRACTion)

Front 79

GRAD-, GRESS-

Back 79

to step, to go
(GRADuate, conGRESS)

Front 80

LINGU-

Back 80

tongue, language

Front 81

MENT-

Back 81

chin

Front 82

PLIC-, PLICIT-

Back 82

to fold
(comPLICate, exPLICIT- hiding nothing)

Front 83

POT-

Back 83

to be powerful
(POTent)

Front 84

PUR-

Back 84

pus
(purulent- full of, containing, forming, or discharging pus)

Front 85

REN-

Back 85

kidney

Front 86

SON-

Back 86

sound
(SONic)

Front 87

SUD-

Back 87

to sweat

Front 88

TRUD-, TRUS-

Back 88

to push, to thrust
(inTRUDe, inTRUSion)

Front 89

-al, -ial, -eal

Back 89

pertaining to, like, belonging to

Front 90

-ile, -il

Back 90

like, pertaining to
(textile- pertaining to weaving)

Front 91

-ar

Back 91

like, pertaining to

Front 92

-ine

Back 92

like, pertaining to

Front 93

ACIN-

Back 93

grapes in a cluster

Front 94

AL-

Back 94

wing

Front 95

ANNUL-

Back 95

ring
(annulment- cancel marriage...wedding ring? or ANNULar eclipse- one that looks like a ring)

Front 96

APIC-

Back 96

top summit

Front 97

ARGENT-

Back 97

silver (Ag- argentum)

Front 98

CAN-
(cane)

Back 98

dog
(canine)

Front 99

CAPIT-, -CIPIT-

Back 99

head

(deCAPITate, CAPITulate- literally to have a small head- to give in completely)

Front 100

DUR-

Back 100

hard
(DURable)

Front 101

EQU-

Back 101

horse

Front 102

LACRIM-, LACHRYM-

Back 102

tear
(lacrimation- secretion of tears)

Front 103

LACUN-

Back 103

small pit, gap

Front 104

LIMIN-

Back 104

threshold
(eLIMINate, subLIMINal- below the threshold)

Front 105

MAL-

Back 105

cheek, cheekbone

Front 106

OCUL-

Back 106

eye

Front 107

PALAT-

Back 107

palate, roof of mouth

Front 108

PARIET-

Back 108

wall

Front 109

PLANT-

Back 109

sole of the foot, sprout
(plantar wart)

Front 110

PONT-

Back 110

bridge
(PONToon- supports a temporary bridge)

Front 111

PULVIN-

Back 111

cushion

Front 112

PULVILL-

Back 112

little cushion

Front 113

SEN-

Back 113

old
(SENile)nb

Front 114

-ic, -tic

Back 114

like, pertaining to

Front 115

-ary

Back 115

pertaining to, connected with

Front 116

-an, -ane

Back 116

pertaining to, like, belonging to

Front 117

-form

Back 117

like, having the shape of

Front 118

AQU - (A-)

Back 118

water

Front 119

BREV-

Back 119

short
(abbreviate- shorten)

Front 120

CAPILL-

Back 120

hair
(capillaries- thin hairlike appearance of blood vessels)

Front 121

COLL-

Back 121

neck
(collar)

Front 122

CORON-

Back 122

crown
(Coronation)

Front 123

CORTIC-, CORT-

Back 123

bark, outer layer
(corona- outer layer of the sun)

Front 124

CRUC-

Back 124

cross
(crucify)

Front 125

CUNE-

Back 125

wedge

Front 126

ENS-

Back 126

sword
(ensign)

Front 127

FALC-

Back 127

sickle
(FALCon- with sickle like talons)

Front 128

FUG-

Back 128

to flee, to put to flight
(fugitive. refuge)

Front 129

LINE-

Back 129

line
(linear)

Front 130

LUC-

Back 130

light, to shine
(lucid, translucent)

Front 131

MATR-, MATERN-

Back 131

mother, motherly
(matron)

Front 132

MONT-

Back 132

mountain
(MONTana- montaña Sp. for mountain, PiedMONT- foot of the mountain)

Front 133

MULT-

Back 133

many

Front 134

RET-

Back 134

net, network
(RETiculum, RETina)

Front 135

ROSTR-

Back 135

beak
(ROSTRum-The curved, beak-like prow of an ancient Roman ship)

Front 136

TORQU-,TORT-,TORS-

Back 136

to twist
(TORTure, TORQUe- produces rotation)

Front 137

VERM-

Back 137

worm

Front 138

-ate, -ite

Back 138

having, having the shape of

Front 139

-lent

Back 139

full of, disposed to
(turbulent, full of turmoil)

Front 140

-ous, -ious, -eous

Back 140

full of, having the character of

Front 141

-aceous

Back 141

belonging to, resembling

(herbaceous)

Front 142

BULL-

Back 142

bubble, blister
(like balloon)

Front 143

COL-

Back 143

to inhabit
(colony)

Front 144

CORI-

Back 144

skin
(deep layer of the skin-corium)

Front 145

CRIST-

Back 145

crest, ridge

Front 146

FEC-

Back 146

excrement, sediment
(FECal)

Front 147

FLA-, FLAT-

Back 147

to blow
(FLATulant)

Front 148

FLOR-

Back 148

flower

Front 149

FORNIC-

Back 149

arch
(arch/basement/brothel- FORNICation was done in brothels)

Front 150

GER-, GEST-

Back 150

to carry, to bear
(diGEST- also means endure, bear with patience)

Front 151

GUTT-

Back 151

drop
(GUTTer)

Front 152

NEV-

Back 152

birthmark, mole
(NEVus)

Front 153

NID-

Back 153

nest
(NIDus- insect nest)

Front 154

PULVER-, PULV-

Back 154

dust
(PULVERize- turn to dust

Front 155

RADIC-, RADICUL-

Back 155

root
(like radish)

Front 156

RAM-

Back 156

branch
(RAMification- branching out, outgrowth, consiquence)

Front 157

SAX-

Back 157

rock
(saxophone- sound from rock)

Front 158

SCUT-

Back 158

Shield

Front 159

SERR-

Back 159

saw, saw tooth
(SERRated knife)

Front 160

STERCOR-, STERC-

Back 160

excriment
(Sterculius- god of manure)

Front 161

SULC-

Back 161

furrow, groove
(sulking could be though of as sagging)

Front 162

-ent, -ient, -ant, -iant

Back 162

-ing, person who, that which
(dormant. assailant)

Front 163

-ile

Back 163

able to be, able to
(ductILE. fragILE- able to break)

Front 164

-able, -ible

Back 164

able to be, able to, tending to
(durable, edible)

Front 165

-id

Back 165

tending to, inclined to

Front 166

-uous

Back 166

tending to, inclined to
(strenuous- tending to strain)

Front 167

AUD-, AUDIT-

Back 167

to hear

Front 168

CAMER-

Back 168

Chamber
(camera- chamber which blocks out light)

Front 169

CAD-, -CID-, CAS-

Back 169

to fall, to befall
(deCIDuous trees- leaves fall, CAS/CADe)

Front 170

CAP-, -CIP-, CAPT-, -CEPT

Back 170

to take, to sieze
(CAPTive, interCEPTion)

Front 171

CREPIT-

Back 171

to creak, to crackle
(deCREPIT- old...and creaky)

Front 172

GRAV-

Back 172

heavy
(GRAVity)

Front 173

JAC-
(jace)

Back 173

to lie
(adJACent- lying toward)

Front 174

LAB-, LAPS-

Back 174

to slip, to fall, to guide
(reLAPSe)

Front 175

MOLL-

Back 175

soft
(eMOLLient like ultra-emollient night cream)

Front 176

MORB-

Back 176

disease

Front 177

MOV-, MOT-

Back 177

to move
(MOTor, MOTivate)

Front 178

NASC-, NAT-

Back 178

to be born
(neoNATe

Front 179

PATI-, PASS-

Back 179

To suffer, to endure
(PATIent, PASSion)

Front 180

PLAN-

Back 180

flat
(planar)

Front 181

PRUR-, PRURIT-

Back 181

to itch
(antiPRURITic- anti- itch)

Front 182

REG-, -RIG-, RECT-

Back 182

to make straight, to rule

(REGime, RECTangle)

Front 183

RUMP-, RUPT-

Back 183

to break, to burst
(abRUPT, RUPTure)

Front 184

SCIND-, SCISS-

Back 184

to cut, to split
(scissors)

Front 185

TANG-, -TING-, TIG-, TACT-

Back 185

to touch
(tangible, tactile)

Front 186

VESIC-

Back 186

Bladder, blister
(seminal vesicle, bladder for semen)

Front 187

-ulous

Back 187

tending to, inclined to
(incredulous)

Front 188

-ive

Back 188

tending to, inclined to
(positive)

Front 189

-ory

Back 189

tending to, serving for
(sensory)

Front 190

-itious

Back 190

tending to, characterized by

(nutritious)

Front 191

-acious

Back 191

tending to, inclined to
(tenacious- inclined to hold on)

Front 192

AMBUL-

Back 192

to walk
(AMBULance, AMBULatory)

Front 193

CED-, CESS-

Back 193

to go, to yield
(reCESSion)

Front 194

DEXTR-

Back 194

right hand

Front 195

FAC-, -FIC-, FACT, -FECT-

Back 195

to do, to make
(efFECTive)

Front 196

FID-, FISS-

Back 196

to split
(nuclear FISSion)

Front 197

GUST-

Back 197

to taste
(GUSTo- hearty enjoyment (of food))

Front 198

INSUL-

Back 198

island
(INSULate, INSULin)

Front 199

JUNCT-

Back 199

to join
(conJUNCTion)

Front 200

JUG-

Back 200

to yoke
(conJUGated- in pairs)

Front 201

LEV-

Back 201

left hand

Front 202

MACUL-

Back 202

spot
(imMACULate- spotless)

Front 203

NOCT-

Back 203

night

Front 204

PAR-, PART-

Back 204

to give birth, to produce
(oviparous- produced by ovaries)

Front 205

PEND-, PENS-

Back 205

to hang, to weigh, to pay
(comPENSation, PENSion)

Front 206

PRED-

Back 206

prey

Front 207

ROT-

Back 207

Wheel
(ROTate)

Front 208

SALI-, -SILI-, SALT-, -SULT-

Back 208

to leap, to jump
(SALIent- striking, remarkable)

Front 209

SORB-, SORPT-

Back 209

to suck in
(abSORB)

Front 210

STRING-, STRICT-

Back 210

to draw tight
(reSTRICT)

Front 211

TEN-, -TIN-, TENT-

Back 211

to hold
(TENacious- holding fast, persistant)

Front 212

VIV-

Back 212

living
(VIVid)

Front 213

-ule, -ole, -le

Back 213

little

Front 214

-ulus, -ula, -ulum

Back 214

little

Front 215

-el, -ellus, -ella, -ellum

Back 215

little

Front 216

-cule, -cle

Back 216

little

Front 217

-il, -illus, -illa, -illum

Back 217

little

Front 218

-uncle, -unculus

Back 218

little
(carbuncle- small skin inflammation)

Front 219

AC(U)-

Back 219

sharp, sour, needle
(ACUpuncture)

Front 220

ARE-

Back 220

space
(AREna)

Front 221

AUR-

Back 221

ear
(AURicle- outer portion of ear)

Front 222

CALC-

Back 222

limestone, pebble, calcium

Front 223

CAPS-

Back 223

box
(enCAPSulation)

Front 224

CAR(N)-

Back 224

flesh

Front 225

CUT-

Back 225

skin
(CUTicle- little skin)

Front 226

FIBR-

Back 226

fiber

Front 227

FOLL-

Back 227

bag
(follicle- sac/gland produces hair)

Front 228

FUN-

Back 228

rope, cord

Front 229

LOC-

Back 229

place
(location)

Front 230

LUN(A)-

Back 230

moon

Front 231

OSTI-

Back 231

door, opening
(osteole- little door)

Front 232

PART-

Back 232

part, divide

Front 233

PED-

Back 233

foot
(pedestrian)

Front 234

PELL-

Back 234

skin
(Pell- a parchment made of hide)

Front 235

PLUM-

Back 235

feather

Front 236

RACEM-

Back 236

cluster of grapes or berries
(raceme- grow like lily of the valley)

Front 237

RIM-

Back 237

crack, chink

Front 238

VOR-

Back 238

to eat
(herbiVORe)

Front 239

-ory, -orium

Back 239

place for, apparatus
(auditory, auditorium)

Front 240

-ary, -arium

Back 240

place for, apparatus
(sanctuary, aquarium)

Front 241

-y

Back 241

quality of, state of, act of
(misery)

Front 242

-ia

Back 242

quality of, state of, act of
(insomnia)

Front 243

ANS-

Back 243

jug handle

Front 244

DIGIT-

Back 244

finger, toe

Front 245

FORMIC-

Back 245

ant
(FORMICide- kills ants)

Front 246

HAUST-

Back 246

to draw out, to drink
(exHAUSTed)

Front 247

MENT-

Back 247

mind
(deMENTia, MENTal)

Front 248

NERV-

Back 248

nerve, vein of insect wing or leaf

Front 249

PECTOR-

Back 249

breast
(pectoral)

Front 250

PIL-

Back 250

hair
(caPILlary- hairlike vessels)

Front 251

PISC-

Back 251

fish
(pesce-span. for fish)

Front 252

ROD-, ROS-

Back 252

to gnaw
(eROSion, corRODe)

Front 253

SEB-

Back 253

grease

Front 254

SENS-, SENT-

Back 254

to feel, to perceive
(SENTient, SENSitive)

Front 255

SOL-

Back 255

sun

Front 256

SOMN-

Back 256

sleep

Front 257

SQUAM-

Back 257

scale

Front 258

TER(R)-

Back 258

earth

Front 259

UTER-

Back 259

womb
(UTERus)

Front 260

VACU-

Back 260

empty
(VACUum)

Front 261

VAS-

Back 261

vessel
(VAScular)

Front 262

ANDR-

Back 262

male
(ANDRoid- shape of a man)

Front 263

BALAN-

Back 263

glans penis

Front 264

CRY-

Back 264

cold
(CRYogenics)

Front 265

EPIDIDYM-

Back 265

epididymis (tube above each testis)

Front 266

ORCH-, ORCHI-, ORCHID-

Back 266

testis, testicle

Front 267

PROSTAT-

Back 267

prostate gland

Front 268

SPERM-, SPERMAT-

Back 268

spermatozoa, semen

Front 269

TERAT-

Back 269

monster
(TERATical- ominous)

Front 270

TEST-

Back 270

testis, testicle

Front 271

VAS-

Back 271

vessel, duct

Front 272

ZO-

Back 272

animal life

Front 273

-cele

Back 273

hernia
(hydrocele- accumulation of misplaced fluid)

Front 274

-ectomy

Back 274

removal, excision

Front 275

-gen

Back 275

producing, forming
(pathogen- disease producing)

Front 276

-genesis

Back 276

production, formation

Front 277

-genic

Back 277

producing, forming

Front 278

-lytic

Back 278

to reduce, to destroy
(analytic - break down..like lysis-break down)

Front 279

-one

Back 279

hormone

Front 280

-pexy

Back 280

fixation, to put in place

Front 281

-plasia

Back 281

development, formation, growth
(plasm- form)

Front 282

-spadia

Back 282

tearing, cutting
(spade- cut)

Front 283

-tomy

Back 283

process of cutting
(lob-o-tomy)

Front 284

CEREBELL-

Back 284

cerebellum

Front 285

CEREBR-

Back 285

cebebrum

Front 286

DUR-

Back 286

hard, dura mater (outer layer of membrane surrounding brain and spinal cord)

(epiDURal)

Front 287

ENCEPHAL-

Back 287

brain
(en- in, Cephal- skull)

Front 288

GANGLION- (GANGLI-)

Back 288

ganglion (cluster of nerve bodies)

Front 289

GLI-

Back 289

glue (supporting or connecting parts of nervous system)

Front 290

LEPT-

Back 290

thin, slender
(LEPTosome- tall thin body type)

Front 291

MENING(I)-

Back 291

membrane
(MENINGitis- inflammation of spinal membrane)

Front 292

MY-

Back 292

muscle

Front 293

MYEL-

Back 293

spinal cord

Front 294

NEUR-

Back 294

nerve

Front 295

PONT-

Back 295

pons, bridge (connecting point between nerve fibers and brain)

Front 296

RADICUL-

Back 296

nerve root (of spinal nerves)

Front 297

THALAM-

Back 297

thalamus (main relay center of brain)
(hypoTHALAMus- small thing below thalamus)

Front 298

THEC-

Back 298

sheath (meninges)

(intraTHECal- occurring inside membrane)

Front 299

VAG-

Back 299

vagus nerve (10th cranial)

Front 300

-algesia

Back 300

excessive sensitivity to pain
(analgesia- like analgesic)

Front 301

-algia

Back 301

pain
(nostalgia)

Front 302

COMAT-

Back 302

deep sleep

Front 303

-esthesia

Back 303

feeling, sensation
(anesthesia- blocks feelings/sensations)

Front 304

-kinesia

Back 304

movement

Front 305

-kinesis

Back 305

movement

Front 306

-lepsy

Back 306

seizure

Front 307

LEX-

Back 307

word, phrase
(LEXicon, dysLEXia)

Front 308

-paresis

Back 308

slight paralysis

Front 309

-phasia

Back 309

speech

Front 310

-plegia

Back 310

paralysis (in parts of body)
(paraplegia)

Front 311

-praxia

Back 311

action
(apraxia- inability to move)

Front 312

-sthenia

Back 312

strength

Front 313

SYNCOP-

Back 313

to cut off, cut short
(SYNCOPated- accented (shortened) rhythm)

Front 314

TAX-

Back 314

order, coordination
(TAXodermy- coordinating skin)

Front 315

ANEURYSM-

Back 315

aneurysm (ballooning of an artery due to arterial wall weakness)

Front 316

ANGI-

Back 316

vessel
(angiosperm- flowers...vessel with seed)

Front 317

AORT-

Back 317

aorta

Front 318

ARTER-, ARTERI-

Back 318

artery

Front 319

ATRI-

Back 319

atrium (upper heart chamber)

Front 320

BRACHI-

Back 320

arm

Front 321

CARD-, CARDI-

Back 321

heart

Front 322

CHOLESTEROL-

Back 322

cholesterol (duh!)

Front 323

CORON-

Back 323

heart (crown)
(coronation- crowning, or coranary heart disease)

Front 324

CYAN-

Back 324

blue

Front 325

OX-

Back 325

oxygen

Front 326

PHLEB-

Back 326

vein

Front 327

RRHYTH-

Back 327

rhythm
(arrhythmia- disturbance in rhythm of heartbeat)

Front 328

SPHYGM-

Back 328

pulse

Front 329

STETH-

Back 329

chest

Front 330

VALVUL-

Back 330

valve

Front 331

VAS-

Back 331

vessel

Front 332

VASCUL-

Back 332

vessel

Front 333

VEN-

Back 333

vein

Front 334

VENTRICUL-

Back 334

ventricle (lower heart chamber)

Front 335

-ema

Back 335

condition

Front 336

-osmia

Back 336

smell

Front 337

-pnea

Back 337

breathing

Front 338

-ptysis

Back 338

spitting

Front 339

-sphyxia

Back 339

pulse

Front 340

-thorax

Back 340

Pleural cavity, chest

Front 341

LOB/O

Back 341

lobe of lung

Front 342

NAS/O

Back 342

nose

Front 343

ORTH/O

Back 343

straight, upright

Front 344

OX/O

Back 344

oxygen

Front 345

PECTOR/O

Back 345

chest

Front 346

PHARYNG/O

Back 346

pharynx, throat

Front 347

PHON/O

Back 347

voice

Front 348

PHREN/O

Back 348

diaphragm
(diaphragm is something that separates, so schizophrenia means a condition that splits separate...phren also means MIND, so also means splits the mind)

Front 349

PLEUR/O

Back 349

pleura
(membrane of lungs)

Front 350

PNEUM/O

Back 350

air, lung

Front 351

PULMON/O

Back 351

lung
(cardiopulmonary- heart and lungs)

Front 352

RHIN/O

Back 352

nose

Front 353

SINUS/O

Back 353

sinus, cavity

Front 354

SPIR/O

Back 354

breathing
(reSPIRation)

Front 355

TEL/O

Back 355

complete
(telophase- last phase)

Front 356

THORAC/O

Back 356

chest

Front 357

TONSILL/O

Back 357

tonsills

Front 358

TRACHE/O

Back 358

trachea, windpipe

Front 359

Auscultation (definition)

Back 359

listening to sounds within the body

Front 360

Percussion (definition)

Back 360

tapping a surface to determine the difference in the density of the underlying structure

Front 361

Pleural rub (definition)

Back 361

grating sound produced by the motion of pleural surfaces rubbing eachother

Front 362

Rales (crackles)
(definition)

Back 362

Abnormal crackling sounds heard during inspiration when there is fluid in alveoli (air cell in lungs)

Front 363

Rhonchi (wheezes)
(definition)

Back 363

abnormal rumbling sounds heard during expiration

Front 364

Sputum (definition)

Back 364

material expelled from the chest from coughing or clearing throat.

Front 365

Stridor (definition)

Back 365

a strained, high pitched, noisy breathing associated with obstruction of the larynx or a bronchus

Front 366

Pleurisy (pleuritis)
(definition)

Back 366

inflammation of the pleura

Front 367

croup (definition)

Back 367

Acute respiratory syndrome in children and infants, characterized by obstruction of the larynx, barking cough and stridor

Front 368

diphtheria (definition)

Back 368

Acute infection of the throat and upper respiratory tract, usually caused by diphtheria bacteria.

Front 369

Epistaxis (definition)

Back 369

Nosebleed

Front 370

Pertussis (definition)

Back 370

AKA: whooping cough-
bacterial infection of the pharynx, larynx & trachea caused by bordetella pertussis, a highly contagious bacterium.

Front 371

Asthma (definition)

Back 371

spasm and narrowing of bronchi, leading to bronchial airway obstruction

Front 372

Mesothelioma (definition)

Back 372

a malignant tumor arising in the pleura- covers membrane

Front 373

Pleural effusin (definition)

Back 373

escape of fluid into the pleural cavity

Front 374

Pneumothorax (definition)

Back 374

accumulation of air or gas in the pleural cavity.