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Medical Terminology Lesson/Parts Terms 2

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Term
Definition
derma   the skin  
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hepar   the liver  
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meninx   one of the coverings of the brain and spinal cord  
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soma   the body  
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amphi-, ampho-,   on both sides, around, both  
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ana-   up, back, against  
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apo-   away from  
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dia- (di- before a vowel)   through, across, apart  
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eso-   within, inner, inward  
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eu-   good, normal, healthy  
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heter-, hetero-   different, other, relationship to another  
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cata-, (cat- before a vowel or "h")   downward, disordered  
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homo-, homeo-   same, likeness  
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meta- (met- before a vowel or "h")   change, transformation, after, behind  
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para- (often par- before a vowel)   alongside, around, abnormal, beyond  
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pro-   before  
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pros-, prosth-   in place of  
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-al   pertaining to, located in  
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-ase   forms names of enzymes  
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-asia, -asis (rare)   condition  
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-ema. The combining form of nouns ending in -ema is -emat-   Condition  
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-esis   state, condition, procedure  
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-etic often forms nouns ending in -esis   pertaining to  
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-ics, -tics   science or study of  
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-ism   condition, quality  
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-ismus   state, condition, muscular spasm  
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-oid, (rarely) -ode, -id   indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance  
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-oma. The combining forms of nouns ending in -oma is -omat-; the plural often is -omata   usually tumor; occasionally disease  
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-ose   full of, resembling, also used to form names of chemical substances  
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-ous   pertaining to, characterized by, full of  
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-us   condition, person (sometimes as malformed fetus)  
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-ize   Greek derived suffix meaning "to make, become, cause to be, subject to engage in."  
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Acr-   [highest point] extremities (particularly the hands and feet)  
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Ambly-   dull, faint  
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Carcin-   carcinoma, cancer  
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-cel-   hernia, tumor, swelling  
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cheir-, chir-   hand  
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chol(e)-   bile, gall  
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col(i)-, colon-   colon  
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cyan-   blue  
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cyst(i)-, -cystis   bladder, cyst  
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diplo-   double, twin  
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enter-   (small) intestine  
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erg-   action, work  
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gastr-   stomach  
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hem-, hemat-, -em-   blood  
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hepar-, hepat-   liver  
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lip-   fat  
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macr-, mega-, megal-   abnormally large or long  
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melan-   dark, black  
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micr-   abnormally small  
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nyct-   night  
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odyn-   pain  
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onc-   tumor  
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pachy-   thick  
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pseud-   false  
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py-   pus  
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sarc-   flesh, soft tissue  
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spasm-   spasm, involuntary muscular contraction  
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splen-   spleen  
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stom-, stomat-   mouth, opening  
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