pcom med term wk 1

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Root Foundation of a term
Suffix Word ending
Prefix Word beginning
Aden/o gland, glandular
Arthr/o Joint
Bi/o Life
Carcin/o Cancer
Cardi/o Heart
Cephal/o Head
Cerebr/o Cerebrum
Crin/o To secrete
Cyst/o Cyst(fluid filled sack), urinary bladder
Cyt/o Cell
Derm/o Skin
Electr/o Electricity
Encephal/o Brain
Erythr/o Red
Gastr/o Stomach
Gnos/o Knowledge; diagnose
Gynec/o Female
Hemat/o Blood
Hem/o Blood
Hepat/o Liver
Iatr/o Physician, treatment
Leuk/o White
Nephr/o Kidney
Neur/o Nerve
Onc/o Tumor
Ophthalm/o Eye
Oste/o Bone
Path/o Disease
Ped/o Child
Psych/o Mind
Radi/o X-rays
Ren/o Kidney
Rhin/o Nose
Sect/o To cut
Thromb/o Clot, clotting
Ur/o Urinary tract
-algia Pain
-cele Hernia
-Centesis Surgical puncture to remove fluid
-coccus(cocci) Berry shaped bacteria(plural)
-cyte Cell
-dynia Pain
-ectomy Resection, remove, excision
-emia Blood condition
-genesis Condition of producing, forming
-gram Record
-graph Instrument for recording
-graphy Process of recording
-itis Inflammation
-logy Process of study
-malacia Softening
-megaly Enlargement
-oma Tumor, mass, collection of fluid
-opsy To view
-osis Condition, usually abnormal
-pathy Disease condition
-penia Deficiency
-phobia Fear
-plasty Surgical repair
-ptosis Drooping, sagging, prolapse
-sclerosis Hardening
-scope Instrument for visual exam
-scopy Process of visual examination
-stasis Stopping, controlling
-stomy Opening to form a mouth
-therapy Treatment
-tomy Incision, cutting into
-trophy Development, nourishment
-er One who
-ia Condition
-ist Specialist
-ole Little, small
-ule Little, small
-um. -ium Structure, tissue
-us Structure, substance
-ac, -iac Pertaining to
-ar Pertaining to
-eal Pertaining to
-ic, -ical Pertaining to
-ose Pertaining to
-tic Pertaining to
-al Pertaining to
-ary Pertaining to
-genic Pertaining to
-oid Resembling
-ous Pertaining to
A, an- No, not, without
Ab- Away from
Ad- Toward
Ana- Up, apart
Ante- Before, forward
Anti- Against
Aut-, auto- Self, own
Bi- Two
Brady- Slow
Cata- Down
Con- With, together
Contra- Against, opposite
De- Down, lack of
Dia- Through, complete
Dys- Bad, painful, difficult, abnormal
Ec-, ecto- Out, outside
En-, endo- In, within
Epi- Upon, on, above
Eu- Good, normal
Ex- Out, away from
Hemi- Half
Hyper- Excess, above
Hypo- Deficient, under
In- Not
In- Into, within
Infra- Beneath
Inter- Between
Macro- Large
Mal Bad
Meta- Beyond, change
Micro- Small
Neo- New
Pan- All
Para- Abnormal, beside, near
Per- Through
Peri- Surrounding
Poly- Many, much
Post- After, behind
Pre- Before, in front
Pro- Before, forward
Pseudo- False
Re- Back again
Retro- Behind, backward
Sub- Under
Supra- Above, upper
Syn-, sym- Together with
Tachy- Fast
Trans- Across, through
Ultra- Beyond, excess
Uni- One
Abdomin/o Abdomen
Anter/o Front
Bol/o To cast, throw
Cervic/o Neck
Chondr/o Cartilage
Chrom/o Color
Coccyg/o Coccyx
Crani/o Skull
Dist/o Far, distant
Dors/o Back portion of the body
Hist/o Tissue
Illi/o Ilium
Inguin/o Groin
Kary/o Nucleus
Later/o Side
Lumb/o Lower back
Medi/o Middle
Nucle/o Nucleus
Pelv/i Pelvis
Poster/o Back, behind
Proxim/o Nearest
Sacr/o Sacrum
Sarc/o Flesh
Spin/o Spine, backbone
Thel/o Nipple
Thorac/o Chest
Trache/o Trachea, windpipe
Umbilic/o Navel, umbilicus
Ventr/o Belly side of the body
Vertebr/o Vertebrae
Viscer/o Internal organs
-ior Pertaining to
-ism Process, condition
-plasm Formation, growth
-somes Bodies
-type Classification
Acr/o Extremities, top extreme point
Acu/o Sharp, severe, sudden
Amni/o Amnion
Angi/o Vessel
Arteri/o Artery
Arthr/o Joint
Axill/o Armpit
Blephar/o Eyelid
Bronch/o Bronchial tubes
Chem/o Chemical, drug
Chron/o Time
Col/o Colon
Hydro- Water, fluid
Isch/o To hold back
Lapar/o Abdomen, abdominal wall
Laryng/o Larynx
Lymph/o Lymph
Mamm/o Breast
Mast/o Breast
Morph/o Shape, form
Muc/o Mucus
My/o Muscle
Myel/o Spinal cord
Necr/o Death(of cell or whole body)
Neutr/o Neutral
Ophthalm/o Eye
Oste/o Bone
Ot/o Ear
Carp/o Wrist bones
Cib/o Meals
Cis/o To cut
Cost/o Rib
Cutane/o Skin
Dactyl/o Fingers, toes
Duct/o To lead, carry
Flex/o To bend
Furc/o Forking
Gloss/o Tongue
Glyc/o Sugar
Immun/o Protection
Morph/o Shape, form
Mort/o Death
Nat/l Birth
Nect/o To bind, tie, connect
Norm/o Rule, order
Ox/o Oxygen
Pub/o Pubis
Seps/o Infection
Somn/o Sleep
Son/o Sound
The/o To put, place
Thyr/o Thyroid, gland
Top/o Place, position, location
Tox/o Poison
Urethr/o Urethra
-blast Embryonic, immature
-crine To secrete
-cyesis Pregnancy
-drome To run
-fusion Coming together
-gen Substance that produces
-lapse To slide, fall, sag
-lysis Breakdown, destruction, separation, loosening
-meter To measure
-mission To send
-or One who
-partum Birth, labor
-phoria To bear, carry, feeling(mental state)
-physis To grow
-plasia Development, formation
-pnea Breathing
-rrhea Flow, discharge
-ion process
-omni all
-intra within
Enter/o small intestine
4 types of tissues epithelial; connecting; muscle; nervous
sagittal plane/median splits body vertically into left and right
frontal/coronal plane splits body vertically into front and back
transverse/horizontal plane splits body into top and bottom

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