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MED104 MED TERM

MED104 MINI PROJECT 20 pre; 20 suf; 10 whole; 10 combo

TermDefinition
ultra/sono/grapher ultra- prefix "beyond; high-frequency"; son/o- root "sound"; -grapher suffix "one who records or performs imaging" -- a healthcare professional who uses sound waves to create diagnostic images.
oste/o/lysis oste/o- root "bone"; -lysis suffix "breakdown" -- The breakdown of bone tissue.
dys/tax/ia dys- prefix "bad; abnormal"; -tax- root "coordination"; -ia suffix "condition" -- a condition of abnormal or impaired coordination.
medi/al medi- root "middle"; -al suffix "pertaining to" -- pertaining to the middle or toward the midline of the body.
cardio/myo/pathy cardio- prefix "heart"; -myo- root "muscles"; -pathy suffix "disease"; Disease of the heart muscle.
hypo/thyroid/ism hypo- prefix "under"; -thyroid- root "thyroid gland"; -ism suffix "condition"; -Condition of an underactive thyroid gland.
nephro/logy nephro- root "kidney"; -logy suffix "study of"; -Study of the kidneys.
syn/dactyl/y syn- prefix "together; fused"; dactyl- root "finger or toe"; -y (noun ending) -- condition of fused or webbed fingers or toes.
centri/fug/al centri- prefix "center"; -fug- root "move away"; -al suffix "pertaining to" -- Pertaining to moving away from the center.
centri/pet/al centri- prefix "center"; -pet- root "move toward"; -al suffix "pertaining to" -- Pertaining to moving toward the center.
urticaria urtic- root "nettle/itching"; -aria suffix "disease/abnormal state" -- A skin condition characterized by itchy, raised welts (hives).
idiopathic disease or condition with an unknown cause.
chronic going on for a while
keloid overgrowth of scar tissue
symptom something a patient feels
flexion bending a joint
phobia excessive fear
comedo plugged hair follicle; "blackhead/whitehead"
sternum chest; breastbone
cranial toward the top; pertaining to the head/skull
en-, endo-, intra- in, inside
ante- pre- before
ab- away
ad- toward
dys- bad; abnormal
peri- circum- around
post- after
inter- between
anti- contra- against
e- ec- ex- out
oligo- few
hemi- semi- half
a- an- not; without
eu- good
poly-, multi- many
micro- small
macro- large
dia-, trans- through
mono-, uni- one
sub- beneath
-trophy nourishment; development
-centesis puncture
-scopy process of looking
-lysis breakdown
-scope instrument for looking
-oma tumor; mass
-plegia complete paralysis
-opia, -opsia vision
-lepsy seizure; attack
-graph instrument used to produce a record
-itis inflammation
-ia, -osis, -ism condition
-pexy surgical fixation
-y condition; procedure
-icle, -ole, -ule, -ula small
-logy study of
-penia deficiency
-cele hernia
-ectomy complete removal
-emia blood condition
macro/encephal/itis macro prefix "large"; encephal root "brain"; -itis suffix "inflammation" - Inflammation involving an enlarged brain
thrombo/phleb/itis thromb/o root "clot"; phleb- root "vein"; -itis suffix "inflammation" - inflammation of a clotted vein
thromb/o/cyt/o/penia thromb/o root "clot"; cyt/o root "cells"; -penia suffix "deficiency" - deficiency in the number of platelets/clotting cells
phlebo/sten/osis phleb/o root "vein"; -stenosis suffix "narrowing" - narrowing of a vein
cardio/toxic cardi/o root "heart"; -toxic suffix "harmful, poisonous" - harmful to the heart
arterio/scler/osis arteri/o root "artery"; -scler root "hard"; -osis suffix "abnormal condition" - condition of hardened arteries
anti/hyper/tensive anti- prefix "against"; hyper- prefix "excessive"; tens- root "pressure"; -ive suffix "pertaining to" - reduces high blood pressure
hyper/capnea hyper prefix "excessive"; capn- root "carbon dioxide"; -ea suffix "condition" - Elevated carbon dioxide levels in blood
hyper/ventil/ation hyper prefix "excessive"; ventil- root "breathe, fan"; -ation suffix "process" - process of excessive breathing
spiro/meter spir/o- root "breathing"; -meter suffix "measuring instrument" - instrument used to measure breathing.
thorac/algia thorac/o- root "chest"; -algia suffix "pain" - chest pain
veno/scler/osis ven/o- root "vein"; scler root "hard"; -osis suffix "abnormal condition" - hardening of veins
lob/ectomy lob root "lobe"; -ectomy suffix "removal" - Surgical removal of an organ lobe.
syn/esthes/ia syn- prefix "together"; esthes root "sensation"; -ia suffix "condition" - One sense triggers another sensory experience.
adeno/carcin/oma aden/o root "gland"; carcin- root "cancer"; -oma suffix "tumor, mass" - glandular cancer tumor
phleb/o/tomy phleb/o root "vein"; -tomy suffix "incision, cut" - cutting into a vein
spir/o, respir/o, vent/i, -pnea breathe
syn/dactyl/y syn- prefix "together"; -dactyl- root "finger"; -y suffix "condition" -- webbed fingers
hyper/acro/phobia hyper prefix "over, excessive"; -acr/o root "heights"; -phobia suffix "excessive fear" - excessive fear of heights
neur/o/psych/o/logy neur/o root "nerves, nervous system"; psych/o root "mind"; -logy suffix "study of" - study of how the nervous system relates to the mind
thromb/o/cyt/o/penia thromb/o root "clot"; cyt/o root "cell"; -penia suffix "deficiency" - deficiency in the number of platelets (clot cells)
narc/o/lepsy narc/o root "sleep; -lepsy suffix "seize" - disease characterized by sudden, uncontrolled sleepiness
pector/algia pector/o root "chest"; -algia suffix "pain" - chest pain
epi/derm/is epi- prefix "upon"; derm- root "skin"; -is suffix "structure, layer" - outermost layer of the skin
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