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vet. terminology

anatomical roots

TermDefinition
ADEN/O- (adenoid) gland >(resembling a gland)
ARTERI/O- (arteriovenous) artery > (pertaining to both artery and vein)
ARTHR/O- (arthrosclerosis) joint > (stiffening or hardening of the joints)
BLEPHAR/O- (blepharism) eyelid >(spasm of the eyelid; continuous blinking)
BRONCH/O- (bronchostaxis) windpipe, throat > (bleeding from the bronchial wall)
CARDI/O- (cardiovalvular) heart >(pertaining to the valves of the heart)
CEPHAL/O- (cephalogyric) head >(pertaining to turning motions of the head)
CEREBR/O- (cerebration) brain >(functional activity of the brain)
CHIR/O- (chiropractic) hand >(disease treatment by vertebral manipulation)
CHOL/O- (cholemesis) bile >(vomiting of bile)
CHONDR/O- (chondromalacia ) cartilage >(abnormal softening of cartilage)
COL/O- (colitis) lower intestine > (inflammation of the colon)
COLP/O- (colporrhexis) vagina >(laceration of the vagina)
COR/O- (corotomy) pupil of eye > (incision of the pupil)
CORTIC/O- (corticotropic) cortex >(having a stimulating effect on the adrenal cortex)
COST/O- (costalgia) rib >(pain in the ribs)
CYST/O- (cystitis bladder, cyst > (inflammation of the urinary bladder)
CYT/O- (cytoglycopenia) cell >(deficient glucose content of the body or blood cells)
DACRY/O- (dacryagogic) tears > (inducing a flow of tears)
DENT/I- (dentibuccal) tooth >(pertaining to the cheek and teeth)
DERMAT/O- (dermabrasion) skin >(planing of the skin done by mechanical means)
DEXTR/O (dextroversion) right side >(movement, especially eye movement, to the right)
ENCEPHAL/O- (encephelomyelopathy) brain >(disease involving the brain and spinal cord)
ENTER/O- (enteromegaly) intestine > (enlargement of the intestines)
FIBR/O- (fibrochondritis) fibrous >(inflammation of fibrocartilage)
GASTR/O- (gastrodynia) stomach >(pain in the stomach)
GLOSS/O- (glossopharyngeal) tongue >(pertaining to the tongue and pharynx)
GYNEC/O- (gynecomastia) woman >(exaggerated growth of the male mammary glands)
HEM/A- (hematemesis) blood >(the vomiting of blood)
HEM/O- (hemorrhage) blood >(the escape of blood from a ruptured vessel)
HEPAT/O- (hepatosplenitis) liver >(inflammation of the liver and spleen)
HIST/O- (histopathology) tissue >(study of diseased tissue)
HYDR/O- (hydrotherapy) water >(the external use of water to treat disease or injury)
HYSTER/O- (hysterectomy) uterus, womb >(surgical removal of the uterus)
ILI/O- (iliolumbar ) flank, upper hipbone >(pertaining to the iliac and lumbar regions)
IRID/O- (iridodilator) iris of the eye >(agent that dilates the pupil of the eye)
LABI/O- (labioplasty) lip >(plastic repair of a lip)
LAPAR/O- (laparorrhaphy) flank, abdominal wall >(suture of the abdominal wall)
LARYNG/O- (laryngoxerosis) windpipe, larynx >(dryness of the larynx)
LIP/O- (lipophilia) fat >(affinity for fat)
MAST/O- (mastatrophy) breast >(atrophy of the mammary gland)
METR/O- (metritis) uterus >(inflammation of the uterus)
MUSCUL/O- (musculocutaneous) muscle >(pertaining to muscle and skin)
MYEL/O- (myelatelia) marrow, spinal cord >(imperfect development of the spinal cord)
MY/O- (myocele) muscle >(hernia of muscle through its sheath)
NEPHR/O- (nephrolith) kidney >(a stone in a kidney)
NEUR/O- (neurogenic) nerve >(forming nervous tissue, or stimulating nervous energy)
ODONT/O- (odontopathy) tooth >(any disease of the teeth)
OPHTHALM/O- (ophthalmoneuritis) eye >(pertaining to the movement of the eyes)
ORCHID/O- (orchidic) testes >(pertaining to a testis)
OSS/I- (ossific) bone >(forming or becoming bone)
OSTE/O- (osteoclastoma) bone >(a giant cell tumor of bone)
OT/O- (otopolypus) ear >(a polyp in the ear)
OV/I- (ovary) egg >(the female reproductive organ that produces eggs)
PHARYNG/O- (pharyngostomy) pharynx >(creation of an artificial opening into the pharynx)
PHLEB/O- (phleborrhexis) vein >(rupture of a vein)
PLEUR/O- (pleuroclysis) rib, side of body >(injection of fluids into the pleural cavity)
PNEUM/O- (pneumonosis) lung, air >(any lung disease)
POD/O- (pododermatitis) foot >(inflammation of the skin of the foot)
POLI/O- (poliodystrophy) gray matter >(atrophy of the cerebral gray matter)
PROCT/O- (proctospasm) anus, rectum >(spasm of the rectum)
PSYCH/O- (psychotropic) mind >(capable of modifying mental activity)
PULM/O- (pulmoaortic) lung >(pertaining to the lungs and aorta)
PYEL/O- (pyeloplasty) pelvis >(plastic repair of the renal pelvis)
REN/I- (renal) kidney >(pertaining to the kidney)
SACR/O- (sacrad) sacrum >(toward the sacrum)
SANGUI- (sanguifacient) blood >(forming blood)
SARC/O- (sarcosis) flesh >(abnormal increase of flesh)
SER-O- (seroprognosis ) serum, blood >(prognosis of disease based on serum reactions)
SIAL/O- (sialadenitis) salivary glands >(inflammation of a salivary gland)
SOMAT/O- (somatometry) body >(measurement of the dimensions of the entire body)
SPONDYL/O- (spondyloarthropathy) vertebra >disease of the joints of the spine)
STOMAT/O- (stomatitis) mouth >(inflammation of the mucosa of the mouth)
THORAC/O- (thoracotomy) chest >(incision of the chest wall)
THROMB/O- (thrombectomy) blood clot >(surgical removal of coagulation a clot from a blood vessel)
TRACHE/O- (tracheotome) windpipe, trachea >(an instrument for incising the trachea)
TRICH/O- (trichoclasia) hair >(brittleness of the hair)
URETHR/O- (urethrostenosis) urethra >(constriction of the urethra)
URIN/O- (urinoma) urine >(a cyst containing urine)
UR/O- (urogenous) urine >(producing urine)
UTER/O- (uterotonic) womb, uterus >(increasing the tone of the uterine muscle)
VAS/O- (vasodilator) vessel >(causing dilation of blood vessels)
VEN/O- (venosity) vein >(excess of venous blood in a part)
VENTR/O- (ventrose) abdomen >(having a belly-like expansion)
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