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healthcare 5A

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acronyms groups of letters taken from the first letter of the phrase
combining forms word root plus a vowel
combining vowel links word root to the next wor part in the term
consonant any letter that isn't a vowel
eponyms identify body structures, diseases, and procedures, named after the person who identified or discovered them
medical termniology adds necessary preciseness to professional communications
prefixes attached to the beginning of the word
suffixes word parts that are attached to the end of word roots and compiling forms to add or change their meaning
word parts each part has its own meaning
word root main meaning
kardia (Greek) Heart
derm skin
enteron small intestines
bucca (Latin) cheek
lumbus (Latin) loin (lower part of the body)
mykes mushroom, fungus
vivere (Latin) life
cardi/o heart
derm/o skin
enter/o small intestine
bucc/o cheek
lumb/o loin (lower body region)
Myc/o mushroom, fungus
viv/p life
adip/o fat
lip/o fat
steat/o fat
arteria/o artery
arthr/o joint
axill armpit
blephar eyelid
caphal head
cerebr/o cerebrum, brain
encephal cerebrum, brain
cervic neck
cholecyst gallbladder
col large intestine
cost ribs
crani skull
cysto urinary bladder
cyt cell
dermat skin
esophag esophagus
gastr stomach
hem blood
hemat blood
hepat liver
lapar abdominal wall
laryng voice box, larynx
myel spinal cord
mye, muscul muscle
nas nose
rhin/o nose
neur nerve
ophthalm eye
ocul eye
or/o mouth
stomat mouth
oste bone
ot/o ear
pancreat pancreas
pharyng throat
pneum, pneumon lung
ren/o kidneys
nephr/o kidneys
splen spleen
thorac chest
thyroid thyroid gland
trache/o windpipe, trachea
ven/o vein
phleb/o vein
vertebr/o vertebra
cyan blue
erythr red
leuk white
melan black
poli/o grey
phren/o diaphragm
appendic/o vermiform appendix
proct/o rectum
rect/o rectum
cyanosis blueish discoloration of the skin
erythrocyte red blood cell
leukocyte white blood cell
melanoma tumor of melanin-forming cells
poliomyelitis infection of the gray nerve tissue of the spinal cord
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