Chapter 1 Flashcards
Traumatic (no prefix)
Pertaining to injury
Uria
Urination
Ab-
Away from
Ad-
Toward
A-
Without / no
An-
Toward
Emetic
Pertaining to vomiting
Anti-
Against
Dys-
Difficult, painful, or bad
Eu-
Good, easy, or normal
Endo-
Within or inside
Ex / exo-
Without, out of, outside, or away from
Ecto-
Outside
Hyper-
Elevated, higher, or more normal
Hypo-
Depressed, lower, less than normal
Inter-
Between
Intra-
Within
Poly-
Many or excessive
Oligo-
Scant or little
Pre-
Before
Post-
After
Sub-
Below, under, or less
Super / Supra-
Above, beyond, or excessive
What does a prefix usually indicate?
Number, location, time, or status
What must be added to a root for it to be a complete word?
A suffix
What does a suffix usually indicate?
A procedure, condition, disease, or disorder
Pan-
All
-penia
Deficiency or reduction in number
Leuk/o
White
-tomy
Cutting into / incision
Epi-
Upper