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Terminology - Combining Forms

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acromi/o   acromion (projection of scapula)  
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ankyl/o   stiffness; bent, crooked  
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arthr/o   joint  
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ax/o   axis, axon  
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blast/o   embryonic cell  
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brachi/o   arm  
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calcane/o   calcaneum (heel bone)  
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carp/o   carpus (wrist bones)  
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cephal/o   head  
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cervic/o   neck; cervix uteri (neck of uterus)  
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chondr/o   cartilage  
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cinemat/o   things that move  
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clavicul/o   clavicle (collar bone)  
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coccyg/o   coccyx (tail bone)  
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condyl/o   condyle  
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cost/o   ribs  
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crani/o   cranium (skull)  
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cruci/o   cross  
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dactyl/o   fingers; toes  
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faci/o   face  
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fasci/o   band, fascia (fibrous membrane supporting and separating muscles)  
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femor/o   femur (thigh bone)  
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fibr/o   fiber, fibrous tissue  
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fibul/o   fibula (smaller bone of lower leg)  
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humer/o   humerus (upper arm bone)  
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ili/o   ilium (lateral, flaring portion of hip bone)  
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ischi/o   ischium (lower portion of hip bone)  
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kinesi/o   movement  
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kinet/o   movement  
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kyph/o   humpback  
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lamin/o   lamina (part of vertebral arch)  
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lei/o   smooth  
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leimy/o   smooth muscle (visceral)  
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lord/o   curve, swayback  
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lumb/o   loins (lower back)  
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maxill/o   maxilla (upper jaw bone)  
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mediastin/o   mediastinum  
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megal/o   enlargement  
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metacarp/o   metacarpus (hand bones)  
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metatars/o   metatarsus (foot bones)  
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micr/o   small  
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muscul/o   muscle  
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my/o   muscle  
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myel/o   bone marrow; spinal cord  
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myos/o   muscle  
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orth/o   straight  
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oste/o   bone  
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patell/o   patella (kneecap)  
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ped/i   foot; child  
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ped/o   foot; child  
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pelv/i   pelvis  
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pelv/o   pelvis  
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phalang/o   phalanges (bones of fingers and toes)  
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pod/o   foot  
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pub/o   pelvis bone (anterior part of pelvic bone)  
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rachi/o   spine  
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radi/o   radiation, x-ray; radius (lower arm bone on thumb side)  
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rhabd/o   rod shaped (striated)  
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rhabdomy/o   rod shaped (striated) muscle  
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roentgen/o   x-ray  
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sacr/o   sacrum  
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sarc/o   flesh (connective tissue)  
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scapula/o   scapula (shoulder blade)  
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scoli/o   crooked, bent  
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sequestr/o   separation  
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sin/o   sinus, cavity  
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sinus/o   sinus, cavity  
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spondyl/o   vertebrae (backbone)  
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stern/o   sternum (breastbone)  
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synov/o   synovial membrane, synovial fluid  
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ten/o   tendon  
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tend/o   tendon  
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tendin/o   tendon  
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thorac/o   chest  
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tibi/o   tibia (larger bone of lower leg)  
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trabecul/o   trabecular (supporting bundles of fibers)  
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tubercul/o   a little swelling  
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uln/o   ulna (lower arm bone, on opposite side of thumb)  
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vertebr/o   vertebrae (backbone)  
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xiph/o   sword  
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