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aden/o

gland

arthr/o

joint

bi/o

life

carcin/o

cancerous,cancer

cardi/o

heart

cephal/o

head

cerebr/o

cerebrum (largest part of brain)

cis/o

to cut

crin/o

to secrete (to form and give off)

cyst/o

urinary bladder; a sac or a cyst (sac containing fluid)

cyt/o

cell

derm/o OR dermat/o

skin

electr/o

electricity

encephal/o

brain

enter/o

intestines (usually small intestine)

erythr/o

red

gastr/o

stomach

glyc/o

sugar

gnos/o

knowledge

gynec/o

woman, female

hemat/o OR hem/o

blood

hepat/o

liver

iatr/o

treatment, physician

leuk/o

white

log/o

study of

nephr/o

kidney

neur/o

nerve

onc/o

tumor

opthalm/o

eye

oste/o

bone

path/o

disease

ped/o

child

psych/o

mind

radi/o

xray

ren/o

kidney

rhin/o

nose


sarc/o

flesh

sect/o

to cut

thromb/o

clot, clotting

ur/o

urinary tract, urine

-ac

pertaining to

-al

pertaining to

-algia

pain

-cyte

cell

-ectomy

excision, removal






(appendectomy)

-emia

blood condition






(anemia)

-genic

pertaining to producing, produced by, or produced in

-globin

protein

-gram

record

-ic, -ical

pertaining to

-ion

process

-ist

specialist






(gynecologist)

-itis

inflammation

-logy

process of study

-oma

tumor, mass, swelling

-opsy

process of viewing

-osis

condition, usually abnormal (slight increase in numbers when used with blood cells)

-pathy

disease condition

-scope

instrument to visually examine

-scopy

process of visually examining

-sis

state of; condition

-tomy

process of cutting, incision

-y

process, condition

a-, an-

no, not, without

aut-, auto-

self, own

dia-

complete, thorough

endo-

within

epi-

above, upon

ex-, exo-

out, outside of, outward

hyper-

excessive, above, more than normal






(hyperthyroidism)

hypo-

deficient, below, under, less than normal






(hypothyroidism)

in-

into, in

peri-

surrounding, around






(pericardium)

pro-

before, forward

re-

back, backward, again

retro-

behind

sub-

below, under

trans-

across, through

adenoma

tumor of a gland

adentitis

inflammation of a gland

carcinoma

cancerous tumor

cephalic

pertaining to the head

cystoscopy

process of visually examining urinary bladder

electroencephalogram

EEG/ record of brain electricity

enteritis

inflammation of intestines

gastrectomy

all or part of stomach is removed

gastrotomy

process of cutting stomach

prognosis

prediction about the outcome of an illness

iatrogenic

iatrogenic conditions are adverse effects that results from treatment or intervention by a physician

sarcoma

malignant tumor that grows from cells of "fleshy" connective tissue, like muscle, bone, and fat; carcinoma grows from epithelial cells that line the outside of the body or the inside of organs in the body

resection

cutting back int he sense of cutting out or excision (removal)

nephrectomy

removal of kidney

enteropathy

disease of small intestines

leukocytosis

slight increase in normal white blood cells, occurs as white blood cells multiple to fight an infection; different from leukemia (malignant condition marked by high levels of abnormal, immature white blood cells)

adipose

fat cells

anabolism

process of building up large proteins from small protein pieces called amino acids

cartilage

flexible connective tissue attached to bones at joints

catabolism

process whereby complex nutrients are broken down to simpler substances and energy

cephalic

pertaining to the head

cervical

pertaining to the neck (of body or uterus)

chondroma

benign tumor of cartilage

chondrosarcoma

malignant tumor (from flesh or connective tissue)

coccygeal

pertaining to the tailbone

coccyx

tailbone

craniotomy

process of cutting into the skull

epithelial cells

skin cells that cover the outside of the body and line the internal surfaces of organs

histology

study of tissues

iliac

pertaining to part of the pelvic bone

larynx

"voice box"; located at the upper part of the trachea

mediastinum

centrally located space outside of and between the lungs; contains heart, aorta, trachea, esophagus, thymus gland, bronchial tubes and many lymph nodes

peritoneum

membrane that surrounds abdominal viscera (liver, small and large intestines, stomach)

periosteum

membrane that protects bone

pharynx

throat

pituitary gland

endocrine gland at the base of the brain

thoracotomy

process of cutting into the chest

trachea

windpipe

viscera

internal organs

abdomin/o

abdomen

adip/o

fat

anter/o

front

bol/o

to cast (throw)

cervic/o

neck (of the body or the uterus)

chondr/o

cartilage (type of connective tissue)

chrom/o

color

coccyg/o

coccyx (tailbone)

crani/o

skull

cyt/o

cell

dist/o

far, distant

dors/o

back portion of the body






(~dorsal fin)

hist/o

tissue

ili/o

ilium (part of pelvic bone)

inguin/o

groin

kary/o

nucleus

later/o

side

lumb/o

lower back (side and back between the ribs and the pelvis)

medi/o

middle

nucl/o

nucleus

pelv/i

pelvis, hip region

poster/o

back, behind

proxim/o

nearest

sacr/o

sacrum

sarc/o

flesh

spin/o

spine, backbone

thel/o, theli/o

nipple

thorac/o

chest

trache/o

trachea, windpipe

umbilic/o

navel, umbilicus

ventr/o

belly side of the body

vertebr/o

vertebrae, backbone

viscer/o

internal organs

ana-

up

cata-

down

epi-

above

inter-

between

meta-

change

-al

pertaining to

-eal

pertaining to

-iac

pertaining to

-ior

pertaining to

-ose

pertaining to, full of

-plasm

formation

-somes

bodies

-tomy

process of cutting

-type

picture, classification

divisions of spinal region

cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal

regions of abdomen

right hypochondriac


epigastric


left hypochondriac


right lumbar


umbilical


left lumbar


right inguinal (iliac)


hypogastric


left inguinal (iliac)