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Question | Answer |
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aden/o (CF) | gland |
cyt/o (CF) | cell |
epitheli/o (CF) | epithelium |
fibr/o (CF) | fiber |
hist/o (CF) | tissue |
kary/o (CF) | nucleus |
lip/o (CF) | fat |
my/o (CF) | muscle |
neur/o (CF) | nerve |
organ/o (CF) | organ |
sarc/o (CF) | flesh, connective tissue |
system/o (CF) | system |
viscer/o (CF) | internal organs |
cancer/o (CF) | cancer (a disease characterized by the unregulated, abnormal growth of new cells) |
eti/o (CF) | cause (of disease) |
gno/o (CF) | knowledge |
iatr/o (CF) | physician, medicine (also means treatment) |
lei/o (CF) | smooth |
onc/o (CF) | tumor, mass |
path/o (CF) | disease |
rhabd/o (CF) | rod-shaped, striated |
somat/o (CF) | body |
chlor/o (CF) | green |
chrom/o (CF) | color |
cyan/o (CF) | blue |
erythr/o (CF) | red |
leuk/o (CF) | white |
melan/o (CF) | black |
xanth/o (Cf) | yellow |
dia- (P) | through, complete |
dys- (P) | painful, abnormal, difficult, labored |
hyper- (P) | above, excessive |
hypo- (P) | below, incomplete, deficient |
meta- (P) | after, beyond, change |
neo- (P) | new |
-al (S) | pertaining to |
-cyte (S) | cell |
-gen (S) | substance or agent that produces or causes |
-genesis (S) | origin, cause |
-genic (S) | producing, originating, causing |
-logist (S) | one who studies and treats (specialist, physician) |
-logy (S) | study of |
-oid (S) | resembling |
-oma (S) | tumor, swelling |
-osis (S) | abnormal condition (means increase when used with blood cell word roots) |
-pathy (S) | disease |
-plasia (S) | condition of formation, development, growth |
-plasm (S) | growth, substance, formation |
-sarcoma (S) | malignant tumor |
-sis (S) | state of |
-stasis (S) | control, stop, standing |
Ca | carcinoma |
chemo | chemotherapy |
Dx | diagnosis |
mets | metastasis |
Px | prognosis |
RBC | red blood cell |
XRT | radiation therapy |
WBC | white blood cell |
-ic (S) | pertaining to |
-ous (S) | pertaining to |
carcin/o (CF) | cancer (a disease characterized by the unregulated, abnormal growth of new cells) |
pro- (P) | before |