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Medical Terminology Suffixes, Prefixes, and Combining Forms "C"

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cac/o-   bad; poor  
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calcane/o-   calcaneus (heel bone)  
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calc/i-   calcium  
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calcific/o-   hard from calcium  
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calci/o-   calcium  
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calc/o-   calcium  
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calcul/o-   stone  
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calic/o-   calix  
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cali/o-   calix  
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calor/o-   heat  
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cancell/o-   lattice structure  
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cancer/o-   cancer  
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candid/o-   Candida (a yeast)  
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can/o-   resembling a dog  
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capill/o-   hairlike structure; capillary  
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capn/o-   carbon dioxide  
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capsul/o-   capsule (enveloping structure)  
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carb/o-   carbon atoms  
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carbox/y-   carbon monoxide  
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carcin/o-   cancer  
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card/i-   heart  
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cardi/o-   heart  
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cari/o-   caries (tooth decay)  
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carot/o-   stupor; sleep  
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carp/o-   wrist  
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cartilagin/o-   cartilage  
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cata-   down  
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catabol/o-   breaking down  
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catheter/o-   catheter  
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caud/o-   tail (tail bone)  
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caus/o-   burning  
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cavit/o-   hollow space  
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cav/o-   hollow space  
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cec/o-   cecum (1st part of large intestine)  
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-cele   hernia  
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celi/o-   abdomen  
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cellul/o-   cell  
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-centesis   procedure to puncture  
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centr/o-   center; dominant part  
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cephal/o-   head  
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-cephalus   head  
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-ceps   head  
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-cere   waxy substance  
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cerebell/o-   cerebellum (posterior part of the brain)  
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cerebr/o-   cerebrum (largest part of the brain)  
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cervic/o-   neck; cervix  
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cheil/o-   lip  
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chem/o-   chemical; drug  
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chez/o-   to pass feces  
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chir/o-   hand  
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chlor/o-   chloride  
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cholangi/o-   bile duct  
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chol/e-   bile; gall  
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cholecyst/o-   gallbladder  
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choledoch/o-   common bile duct  
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cholesterol/o-   cholesterol  
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chol/o-   bile; gall  
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chondr/o-   cartilage  
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chori/o-   chorion (fetal membrane)  
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chorion/o-   chorion (fetal membrane)  
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choroid/o-   choroid (middle layer around the eye)  
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chrom/o-   color  
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chron/o-   time  
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cid/o-   killing  
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cili/o-   hairlike structure  
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cin/e-   movement  
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cingul/o-   structure that surrounds  
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circa-   about  
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circulat/o-   movement in a circular route  
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circul/o-   circle  
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circum-   around  
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cirrh/o-   yellow  
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cis/o-   to cut  
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-clast   cell that breaks down substances  
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claudicat/o-   limping pain  
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claustr/o-   enclosed space  
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clavicul/o-   clavicle (collar bone)  
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clav/o-   clavicle (collar bone)  
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-cle   small thing  
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cleid/o-   clavicle (collar bone)  
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clinic/o-   medicine  
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clon/o-   identical group derived from one; rapid contracting and relaxing  
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-clonus   condition of rapid contracting and relaxing  
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-cnemius   leg  
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coagul/o-   clotting  
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coarct/o-   pressed together  
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cocc/o-   spherical bacterium  
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-coccus   spherical bacterium  
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coccyg/o-   coccyx (tail bone)  
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cochle/o-   cochlea (of the inner ear)  
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cognit/o-   thinking  
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coit/o-   sexual intercourse  
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coll/a-   fibers that hold together  
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-collis   condition of the neck  
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col/o-   colon  
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colon/o-   colon  
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colp/o-   vagina  
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comat/o-   unconsciousness  
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comminut/o-   break into small pieces  
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communicat/o-   impart; transmit  
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communic/o-   impart; transmit  
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compens/o-   counterbalance; compensate  
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compress/o-   press together  
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compromis/o-   exposed to danger  
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compuls/o-   drive or compel  
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con-   with  
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concept/o-   to conceive or form  
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concuss/o-   violent shaking or jarring  
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conduct/o-   carrying; conveying  
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conform/o-   having the same scale or angle  
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congenit/o-   present at birth (congenital)  
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congest/o-   accumulation of fluid  
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coni/o-   dust  
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conjug/o-   joined together  
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conjuntiv/o-   conjunctiva  
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con/o-   cone  
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constip/o-   compacted feces  
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constrict/o-   drawn together; narrowed  
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construct/o-   to build  
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contin/o-   hold together  
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contra-   against  
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contract/o-   pull together  
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contus/o-   bruising  
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converg/o-   coming together  
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convuls/o-   seizure  
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copr/o-   feces; stool  
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corne/o-   cornea (of the eye)  
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cor/o-   pupil (of the eye)  
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coron/o-   structure that encircles like a crown  
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corpor/o-   body  
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cortic/o-   cortex (outer region)  
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cosmet/o-   attractive; adorned  
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cost/o-   rib  
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crani/o-   cranium (skull)  
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-crasia   a mixing  
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-crine   thing that secretes  
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crin/o-   secrete  
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-crit   separation of  
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cry/o-   cold  
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crypt/o-   hidden  
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cubit/o-   elbow  
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culd/o-   cul-de-sac  
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cusp/o-   projection; point  
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cutane/o-   skin  
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cut/i-   skin  
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cyan/o-   blue  
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cycl/o-   ciliary body of the eye; circle; cycle  
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cyst/o-   bladder; fluid-filled sac; semisolid cyst  
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-cyte   cell  
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cyt/o-   cell  
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