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8.1 CF Gynecology
Combining forms for gynecology
Term | Definition |
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ablat/o- | take away; destroy |
abort/o- | stop premataturely |
acr/o- | extremity; highest point |
aden/o- | gland |
adnex/o- | accessory connecting parts |
amni/o- | amnion (fetal membrane) |
anastom/o- | create an opening between two structures |
areol/o- | small area around the nipple |
aspir/o- | to breath in; to suck in |
augment/o- | increase in size or degree |
bilirubin/o- | bilirubin |
bi/o- | life; living organisms; living tissue |
cancer/o- | cancer |
candid/o- | candida |
carcin/o- | cancer |
cephal/o- | head |
cervic/o- | neck; cervix |
chol/o- | bil; gall |
chorion/o- | chorion |
chrom/o- | color |
colo/o- | vagina |
concept/o- | to conceive or form |
con/o- | cone |
construct/o- | to build |
contract/o- | pull together |
cry/o- | cold |
culd/o- | cul-de-sac |
cyan/o- | blue |
cyst/o- | bladder; fluid-filled sac; semisolid cyst |
cyt/o- | cell |
depress/o- | press down |
dilat/o- | dilate; widen |
dissect/o- | to cut apart |
dors/o- | back; dorsum |
dur/o- | dura mater |
eclamps/o- | a seizure |
ectop/o- | outside of a place |
efface/o- | do away with; obliterate |
embol/o- | embolus |
embryon/o- | embryo; immature form |
episi/o- | vulva |
esthes/o- | sensation; feeling |
estr/a- | female |
estr/o- | female |
excis/o- | to cut out |
fallopi/o- | uterine tube |
fer/o- | to bear |
fertil/o- | able to conceive a child |
fet/o- | fetus |
fibr/o- | fiber |
flex/o- | bending |
fratern/o- | close association or relationship |
fund/o- | fundus |
galact/o- | milk |
gene/o- | gene |
genit/o- | genitalia |
lith/o- | stone |
lob/o- | lobe of an organ |
log/o- | word; the study of |
ly/o- | break down; destroy |
malign/o- | intentionally causing harm |
mamm/a- | breast |
mamm/o- | breast |
manu/o- | hand |
mast/.o- | breast |
melan/o- | black |
men/o- | month |
menstru/o- | monthly discharge of blood |
metri/o- | uterus |
metr/o- | measurement: uterus |
mult/i- | many |
my/o- | muscle |
myx/o- | mucus-like substance |
nat/o- | birth |
ne/o- | new |
nuch/o- | neck |
null/i- | none |
obstetr/o- | pregnancy and childbirth |
olig/o- | scanty; few |
om/o- | tumor; mass |
o/o- | ovum |
oophor/o- | ovary |
ovari/o- | ovary |
ov/i- | ovum |
ov/o- | ovum |
ovul/o- | ovum |
ox/y- | oxygen |
pareun/o- | sexual intercourse |
pariet/o- | wall of a cavity |
par/o- | birth |
part/o- | childbirth |
parturit/o- | to be in labor |
ped/o- | child |
pelv/o- | pelvis |
pendul/o- | hanging down |
perine/o- | perineum |
phor/o- | to bear; to carry |
phot/o- | light |
phylact/o- | guarding; protecting |
physic/o- | body |
placent/o- | placenta |
plasm/o- | plasma |
plas/o- | growth; formation |
pne/o- | breathing |
pregn/o- | being with child |
prim/i- | first |
product/o- | produce |
py/o- | pus |
radic/o- | all parts including the root |
recept/o- | receive |
rect/o- | rectum |
reduct/o- | to bring back; decrease |
rrhag/o- | excessive flow or discharge |
sacr/o- | sacrum |
sarc/o- | connective tissue |
gen/o- | arising from; produced by |
gestat/o- | from conception to birth |
gonad/o- | gonads |
gon/o- | seed |
gynec/o- | female; woman |
hem/o- | blood |
hydatidi/o- | fluid-filled vesicles |
hydr/o- | water |
hyster/o- | uterus |
iatr/o- | physician; medical treatment |
incis/o- | to cut into |
induct/o- | a leading in |
inflammat/o- | redness and warmth |
inject/o- | insert; to put in |
insemin/o- | plant a seed |
involut/o- | enlarged organ returns to normal size |
isch/o- | keep back; block |
labi/o- | lip; labium |
lact/o- | milk |
lact/i- | milk |
lapar/o- | abdomen |
later/o- | side |
lei/o- | smooth |
leuk/o- | white |
ligat/o- | to tie up; to bind |
salping/o- | uterine tube (Fallopian tube) |
scop/o- | examine with an intrument |
secret/o- | produce; secrete |
son/o- | sound |
spir/o- | breathe; a coil |
stal/o- | contraction |
stere/o- | three dimensions |
surg/o- | operative procedure |
suspens/o- | hanging |
tact/o- | touch |
therapeut/o- | treatment |
toc/o- | labor and childbirth |
tox/o- | poison |
trop/o- | having an affinity for; stimulating; truning |
tub/o- | tube |
umbilic/o- | umbilicus; naval |
urethr/o- | urethra |
urin/o- | urine; urinary system |
ur/o- | urine; urinary system |
uter/o- | uterus (womb) |
vagin/o- | vagina |
vers/o- | to travel; to turn |
vulv/o- | vulva |
xer/o- | dry |