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Box 4-5 Med Term All

Mosby's Essentials for Nursing Assistants 4th Edition

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a-,an- without, not, lack of
ab- away from
ad- to, toward, near
ante- before, forward, in front of
anti- against
auto- self
bi- double, two, twice
brady- slow
circum- around
contra- against, opposite
de- down, from
dia- across, through, apart
dis- apart, free, from
dys- bad, difficult, abnormal
ecto- outer, outside
en- in, into, within
endo- inner, inside
epi- over, on, upon
eryth- red
eu- normal, good, well, healthy
ex- out, out of, away, away from
hemi- half
hyper- excessive, too much, high
hypo- under, decreased, less than normal
in- in, into, within, not
inter- between
intra- within
intro- into, within
leuk- whitenon-
macro- large
mal- bad, illness, disease
meg- large
micro- small
mono- one, single
neo- new
non- not
olig- small, scant
para- beside, beyond, after
per- by, through
peri- around
poly- many, much
post- after, behind
pre- before, in front of, prior to
pro- before, in front of
re- again, backward
retro- backward, behind
semi- half
sub- under, beneath
super- above, over, excess
tachy- fast, rapid
trans- across
uni- one
abdomin(o) abdomen
aden(o) gland
adren(o) adrenal gland-release hormones to reduce stress and are above the kidneys
angi(o) vessel-transports blood
arterio artery-carry blood away from the heart
athr(o) joint
broncho bronchus, bronchi
card, cardi(o) heart
cephal(o) head
chole, chol(o) bile-dark green to yellowish brown fluid, produced by the liver
chondr(o) cartilage
colo colon, large intestine
cost(o) rib
crani(o) skull
cyan(o) blue
cyst(o) bladder, cyst
cyt(o) cell
dent(o) tooth
derma skin
duoden(o) duodenum-first section of the small intestine after the stomach
encephal(o) brain
enter(o) intestines
fibr(o) fiber, fibrous
gastr(o) stomach
gloss(o) tounge
gluc(o) sweetness, glucose
glyc(o) sugar
gyn, gyne, gyneco woman
hem, hema, hemo, hemat(o) blood
hepat(o) liver
hydr(o) water
hyster(o) uterus
ile(o), ili(o) ileum-final section of the small intestine
laparo abdomen, loin, flank
laryng(o) larynx-voice box
lith(o) stone
mamm(o) breast, mammary gland
mast(o) mammary gland, breast
meno menstruation
my(o) muscle
myel(o) spinal cord, bone marrow
necro death
nephr(o) kidney
neur(o) nerve
ocul(o) eye
oophor(o) ovary
opthaim(o) eye
orth(o) straight, normal, correct
oste(o) bone
ot(o) ear
ped(o) child, foot
pharyng(o) pharynx-part of the throat behind mouth and nasal cavity
phleb(o) vein
pnea breathing, respiration
pneum(o) lung, air, gas
proct(o) rectum
psych (o) mind
pulmo lung
py (o) pus
rect (o) rectum
rhin(o) nose
salping(o) eustachian tube, uterine tube
splen(o) spleen
sten(o) narrow, constriction
stern(o) sternum
stomat(o) mouth
therm(o) heat
thoraco chest
thromb(o) clot, thrombus
thyr(o) thyroid
toxic(o) poison, poisonus
toxo poison
trache(o) thrachea
urethr(o) urethra
urin(o) urine
uro urine, urinary tract, urination
uter(o) uterus
vas(o) blood vessel, vas deferens
ven(o) vein
vertebr(o) spine, vertabrae
-ALGIA pain
-ASIS condition, usually abnormal
-CELE hernia, herniation, pouching
-CENTESIS puncture and aspiration of
-CYTE cell
-ECTASIS dilation, stetching
-ECTOMY excision, removal of
-EMIA blood condition
-GENESIS development, production, creation
-GENIC producing, causing
-GRAM record
-GRAPH a diagram, a recording insturment
-GRAPHY making a recording
-IASIS condition of
-ISM a condition
-ITIS inflammation
-LOGY the study of
-LYSIS destruction of, decomposition
-MEGALY enlargement
-METER measuring insturment
-OMA tumor
-OSIS condition
-PATHY disease
-PENIA lack, deficiency
-PHAGIA to eat or consume, swallowing
-PHASIA speaking
-PHOBIA an exaggerated fear
-PLASTY surgical repair or reshaping
-PLEGIA paralysis
-PTOSIS falling, sagging, dropping down
-RRHAGE or -RRHAGIA excessive flow
-rrhaphy STICTCHING, SUTURING
-rrhea profuse flow, discharge
-scope examination insturment
-scopy examination using a scope
-stasis maintenance, maintaining a constant level
-stomy, -ostomy creation of an opening
-tomy, -otomy incision, cutting into
-uria condition of the urine
supra- above, over
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