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Med Prefix E-N

Medical Terminology

TermDefinition
endo- means inside or within. For example, ______ is a method of visualizing internal organs with a camera
epi-/exo- both mean outside or outside of. For example, _____ is the outer heart tissue, and exoskeleton is a skeletal structure found on the outside of an organism
eu- means good or normal. For example, _____a refers to a normal level of blood sugar
hyper- means above or above normal. For example, _____ refers to high blood pressure
hypo- means under or below normal. For example, _____ refers to low blood sugar
inter- means between or among. For example, _____ means between or among cells
lyso- means dissolve or dissolution. For example, ______ are parts of cells that dissolve or break down waste
macro- means large. For example, _____ are large cells.
mal- means bad or ill. For example, _____ refers to a growth that is cancerous, made up of abnormal cells multiplying uncontrollably
micro- means small. For example, a ________ is a tool used by scientists to view small body parts, such as tissues and cells.
mono- means single or one. For example, a _____ refers to a structure with only one layer.
neo- means new. For example, a _____ is a newborn
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