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Etymology

Study of word origins

Abdomin/o-

Abdomen

Arteri/o-

Artery

Intestin/o-

Intestine

Muscul/o-

Muscle

Thyroid/o-

Thyroid or Gland

Tonsill/o-

Tonsil

Ven/o-

Vein

Arthr/o-

Joint

Arthritis

Cardi/o- or card/o-

Heart

Derm/o- or dermat/o-

Skin

Gastr/o-

Stomach

Mamm/o-

Breast

Nas/o-

Nose

Densit/o-

Density

Colon/o-

Colon

Therap/o-

Treatment

Cutane/o-

Skin

Cost/o-

Rib

Cyan/o-

Blue

Enter/o-

Intestine

Hepat/o-

Liver

Lapar/o-

Abdomen

Leuk/o-

White

Digest/o-

Break down food or digest

Pleg/o-

Paralysis

Tens/o-

Tension or pressure

Esthes/o-

Sensation

Bi/o-

Living organism or living tissue

Phag/o-

Swallowing or eating

Spir/o-

Breathe or coil

Etym/o-

Word origin

Gemin/o-

Group or set

Integument/o-

Skin

Langu/o-

Words

Later/o-

Side

Nat/o-

Birth

Nerv/o- or neur/o-

Nerve

Obstetr/o-

Pregnancy and child birth

Pelv/o-

Hipbone; pelvis; renal pelvis

Pneumon/o-

Air or lung

Psych/o-

Mind

Termin/o-

Boundary; end; word

Urin/o-

Urine; urinary system

Uter/o-

Uterus or womb

Vagin/o-

Vagina

Thromb/o-

Blood clot

-ac

Pertaining to

-al

Pertaining to

-ar

Pertaining to

-ary

Pertaining to

-ic

Pertaining to

-ine

Pertaining to

-ive

Pertaining to

-ous

Pertaining to

-ation

Being; having; process

-ion

Action or condition

-ia

Condition; state; thing

-ism

Disease from specific cause or process

-itis

Infection of or inflammation of

-megaly

Enlargement

-oma

Mass or tumor

-osis

Abnormal condition or process

-pathy

Disease

-ectomy

Surgical removal

-gram

Picture or record

-graphy

Process of recording

-metry

Process of measuring

-scope

Instrument used to examine

-scopy

Process of using instrument to examine

-tomy

Process of making incision

-iatry

Medical treatment

Psychiatry

-ics

Knowledge or practice

-ist

Person or thing that specializes in

-logy

Study of

Epi-

Above or upon

Inter-

Between

Intra-

Within

Peri-

Around

Post-

After or behind

Pre-

Before or in front of

Sub-

Below; underneath; less than

Trans-

Across or through

Bi-

Two

Brady-

Slow

Hemi-

One half

Hyper-

Above; more than normal

Hypo-

Below; deficient

Poly-

Many or much

Quadri-

Four

Tachy-

Fast

Tri-

Three

An-

Not or without

Anti-

Against

Dys-

Abnormal; difficult; painful

Re-

Again & again; backward; unable to

Ana-

Apart

Tom/o-

Cut; layer; slice

Sagitt/o-

Front to back

Medi/o-

Middle

Coron/o-

Structure that encircles like a crown

Front/o-

Front

Anter/o-

Before or front part

Ventr/o-

Abdomen; front

Poster/o-

Back part

Trans-

Across; through

-verse

Travel or turn

Super/o-

Above

Cephal/o-

Head

-ad

In direction of or toward

Caud/o-

Tailbone

Dist/o-

Away from Centerpoint or origin

Proxim/o-

Near Centerpoint or origin

Extern/o-

Outside

Intern/o-

Inside

Anatomical position

Standing erect, palms facing forward

Sagittal plane

Vertical plane, divides body into left & right

Medial

Moving to midline

Lateral

Moving from midline out

Bilateral

Both sides of body

Coronal plane

Or frontal plane. Vertical plan divides body front and back

Anterior or ventral

Front of body

Anterior direction or anteriorly

Moving midline to the front

Posterior or dorsal

Back of body

Posterior direction or posterialy

Moving midline to back

Prone

Lying face down

Dorsal or dorsal supine

Lying on back

Transverse plane

Horizontal plane . Divides body into upper and lower

Superior

Upper body

Inferior

Lower body

Cephalad

Moving midline to head

Caudad

Moving midline to tailbone

Distal

Moving from trunk of body or arm/leg point of attachment toward the end

Proximal

Moving from end of arm/leg towards point of attachment/origin

External or superficial

Structures on surface of body

Deep or internal

Structures below surface of body or inside body

Cav/o-

Hollow space

-ity

Condition or state

Crani/o-

Cranium or top part of skull

Spin/o-

Backbone or spine

Thorac/o-

Chest or thorax

5 body cavities are ...

Cranial, spinal, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic

Chondr/o-

Cartilage

Lumb/o-

Lower back

Umbilic/o-

Navel or umbilicus

Inguin/o-

Groin

Physi/o-

Physical function

Cellul/o-

Cell

Cyt/o-

Cell

Chron/o-

Time

Exacerb/o-

Increase or provoke

Remiss/o-

Send back

Symptomat/o-

Collection of symptoms

Syn-

Together

-drome

Running

Fract/o-

Bend or break up

Recuper/o-

Recover

Palliat/o-

Reduce severity

Techn/o-

Technical skill

Ancill/o-

Accessory or servant

Ambulat/o-

Walking

Habilit/o-

Give ability

4 quadrants are ...

Right upper , right lower, left upper, left lower

CC

Cheif complaint or cubic centimeter

H&p

History & physical exam

HNP

Herniated nucleus pulposus

PA

Physicians assistant or posterianterior

PE

Physical exam; pressure equalizing (tube); pulmonary embolus

Latin Rule


Singular -a to __ plural

-ae

Latin rule


Singular -us to __ plural

-i

Latin rule


Singular -um to __ plural

-a

Latin rule


Singular -is to __ plural

-es

Latin rule


Singular -ex to __ plural

-ices