c-minor on August 29, 2008
The first set of medical terminology for STLCoP second year Anatomy students.
medical interpretation winter 2012, S&C Science, TTC Pulaski Phlebotomy, Anatomy, Patty and Sash
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Cardi/o | Heart |
Cyt/o, -cyte | Cell |
Cardi/o | Heart |
Epi | On, Upon |
Enter/o | Intestine |
End/o, ent/o | Within, inner |
Heter/o | Other, different |
Hepat/o | Liver |
Gastr/o | Stomach |
Macr/o | Large |
Hom/o, home/o | Like, similar |
Hist/o, histi/o | Tissue |
Path/o, -pathy | Disease |
Ossi-, oste/o | Bone |
Micr/o | Small |
Cell/i, cellul/o | Cell or compartment |
Reno-, reni- | Kidney |
Peri- | Around, near |
-e | Often means instrument (noun-forming) |
-al, -eal | Pertaining to (adjective-forming, 2) |
-ac, -ar, -ary | Pertaining to (adjective forming, 3) |
-itis | Indicates the specific condition of inflammation (noun forming) |
-ic, -tic, -ical | Pertaining to; having the property of (adj. forming) |
-ia, -y | Sometimes the name for a condition (n. forming) |
-logy, -ology | The science or study of |
-m, -um | Name of an object or place (n. forming) |
-ium | Location; often denotes a membrane (n. forming) |
-stasis, -stasia | Indicates a state of standing still, halting; stopping; controlling |
-sis, -iasis, -esis | Name for a condition or state of being (n. forming) |
-osis | Condition or process, usually abnormal, sometimes indicates an increase (n. forming) |
Intra- | Within |
Inter- | Between |
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