Chapter 3- suffixes Flashcards
-algia (sensation or feelings)
pain
-asthenia (sensation or feelings)
weakness
-desis (sensation or feelings)
binding, fusion
-dynia (sensation or feelings)
pain
-esthesia (sensation or feelings)
sensation
-kinesia, -kinesis (sensation or feelings)
movement
-phobia (sensation or feelings)
fear
-phonia (sensation or feelings)
sound
-phoria (sensation or feelings)
feeling, carrying
-cele (conditions or symptoms)
hernia
-cystosis (conditions or symptoms)
condition of cells
edema (conditions or symptoms)
swelling
-ema (conditions or symptoms)
condition
-emesis (conditions or symptoms)
vomiting
-iasis (conditions or symptoms)
pathological condition or state, presence of
-ism
condition, disease
-itis (-ites) (conditions or symptoms)
inflammation
-lepsy (conditions or symptoms)
seizures
-leptic (conditions or symptoms)
pertaining to seizures
-lithiasis (conditions or symptoms)
presence of stones
-mania (conditions or symptoms)
obsession, madness
-megaly (conditions or symptoms)
enlargement
-oma (-omae) (conditions or symptoms)
tumor, neoplasm
-opia, -opsia (conditions or symptoms)
vision
-osis (-oses) (conditions or symptoms)
condition, state, process
-paresis (conditions or symptoms)
slight paralysis, feelings of numbness and tingling
-pathy (conditions or symptoms)
abnormal condition, disease process
-penia (conditions or symptoms)
deficiency, small, fewer
-philia (conditions or symptoms)
attraction, affinity to
-phrenia (conditions or symptoms)
of the mind
-phthisis (conditions or symptoms)
pasting away
-physis (conditions or symptoms)
growing
-plegia (conditions or symptoms)
paralysis
-plegic (conditions or symptoms)
pertaining to paralysis
-ptosis (conditions or symptoms)
falling down, drooping
-rrhea (conditions or symptoms)
to flow or discharge
-rrhagia (conditions or symptoms)
excessive bleeding (amount and/frequency)
rrhexis (conditions or symptoms)
rupture
-trophic (conditions or symptoms)
pertaining to nutrition
-trophy (conditions or symptoms)
nutrition
-blast (body processes)
immature, forming
-cidal, -cide (body processes)
destroying, killing
-crine (body processes)
secreting
-malacia (body processes)
softening
-para (body processes)
bearing, given birth
-parous (body processes)
bearing, producing offspring
-pepsia (body processes)
digestion
-phage, -phagia (body processes)
eating, devouring
-phasia (body processes)
speaking
-phoresis (body processes)
carrying
-plasia (body processes)
formation, development, growth
-plastic (body processes)
forming
-pnea (body processes)
breath
-poiesis (body processes)
production, formation
-poietic (body processes)
pertaining to production
-poietin (body processes)
substance that produces
-porosis (body processes)
lessening in density
-rrhage (body processes)
discharging heavily
-rrhea (body processes)
a flowing, a flux
-schisis (body processes)
splitting
-somnia (body processes)
sleep
-spasm (body processes)
contraction
-stalsis (body processes)
contraction
-stasis (body processes)
stopping, constant, static
-stenosis (body processes)
narrowing
-cyte (body parts or chemical elements)
cell
-derma (body parts or chemical elements)
skin
-emia (body parts or chemical elements)
blood
-emic (body parts or chemical elements)
relating to blood
-globin, globulin (body parts or chemical elements)
protein
-oxia (body parts or chemical elements)`
oxygen
-plakia (body parts or chemical elements)
plaque
-plasm, -plasia (body parts or chemical elements)
thing formed, growth
-uria (body parts or chemical elements)
urine
-crit (pathology or diagnosis)
separate
-gen (pathology or diagnosis)
producer
-genesis (pathology or diagnosis)
origin
-genic (pathology or diagnosis)
produced by
-gram (pathology or diagnosis)
a recording
-graph (pathology or diagnosis)
recording instrument
-graphy (pathology or diagnosis)
process of recording
-meter (pathology or diagnosis)
measuring device
-metry (pathology or diagnosis)
measurement
-opsy (pathology or diagnosis)
view of
-pheresis (pathology or diagnosis)
removal
-phil (pathology or diagnosis)
attraction, affinity for
-scope (pathology or diagnosis)
instrument for visual examination
-scopy (pathology or diagnosis)
use of an instrument for viewing
-ad
toward
-clast, -clasis
break, fracture
-form
in the shape of
-ic
pertaining to
-ics
treatment, practice, body of knowledge
-logist
one who studies
-logy
study, practice
-oid
like, resembling
-phylaxis
protection, prevention
-plegic
pertaining to paralysis
-stat
agent to maintain a state of equilibrium
-tropia
turning
-tropic
turning toward
-trophy
attracted to target structure
-version
turning