hi Flashcards

1
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What does the prefix ‘a-, an-‘ mean?

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without, lack of, not

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What does the prefix ‘ab-, abs-‘ mean?

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from, away from

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3
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What does ‘abdomin-, abdomino-‘ refer to?

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abdomen

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4
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What does ‘abort-, aborto-‘ mean?

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to miscarry

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5
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What do the suffixes ‘-ac, -ic, -al, -eal, -ial’ indicate?

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pertaining to

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6
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What does ‘acanth-, acantho-‘ mean?

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thorn, spine

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7
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What does ‘acous-, acoust-, acousto-‘ refer to?

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hearing

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What does ‘acr-, acro-‘ signify?

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extremities (arms and legs)

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9
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What does ‘actin-‘ mean?

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ray; some form of radiation

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What does the prefix ‘ad-‘ mean?

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toward, near, in the direction of

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What does ‘aden/o’ refer to?

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gland, glandular

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12
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What does ‘adip-‘ mean?

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fat

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13
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What does ‘adren/o/al/alo’ refer to?

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adrenal gland

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14
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What does ‘-aesthesia, aesthesio-‘ signify?

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sensation

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15
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What does ‘aer/o’ mean?

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air

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16
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What does ‘af-‘ indicate?

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toward

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17
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What does ‘-agogue’ mean?

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inducing the flow of, expelling, promotes expulsion of a specific substance

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18
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What does ‘-agra’ refer to?

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severe/severe pain

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19
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What does ‘alges/i/a’ mean?

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pain

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20
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What does ‘alba-, albi-‘ signify?

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white

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21
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What does ‘albumin/o-‘ refer to?

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albumin (blood protein)

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22
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What does ‘algi-‘ mean?

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pain

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23
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What does ‘allo-, all-‘ signify?

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other

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24
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What does ‘ambi-‘ mean?

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both, both sides

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25
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What does ‘amph/i/o-‘ refer to?

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around, on both sides, double

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26
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What does ‘an/o/us’ mean?

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anus

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27
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What does ‘ana-, an-‘ signify?

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up, back, against

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28
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What does ‘andro-‘ refer to?

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man, masculine

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29
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What does ‘angi/o’ mean?

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vessel

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30
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What does ‘aniso-‘ signify?

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unequal

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31
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What does ‘ankyl-‘ mean?

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crooked, looped, immovable, fixed

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32
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What does ‘ant/i-‘ refer to?

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against

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33
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What does ‘ante-‘ mean?

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before, in front of, ahead of

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34
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What does ‘anthropo-‘ signify?

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human beings; human life

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35
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What does ‘antr/o-‘ refer to?

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antrum

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36
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What does ‘apo-‘ mean?

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from; derived from; separated from; opposed

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37
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What does ‘append/i/o-‘ signify?

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appendix

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38
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What does ‘arch-, arche-, archi-‘ mean?

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first; principal; beginning; original

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39
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What does ‘arter/i/o-‘ refer to?

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artery

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40
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What does ‘arthr/o’ mean?

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joint

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41
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What does ‘-ase’ signify?

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enzyme

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42
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What do ‘-asis, -iasis, -ia’ indicate?

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used for naming diseases/conditions (psoriasis, cholelithiasis)

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43
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What does ‘-asthenia’ mean?

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weakness, lack of strength

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44
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What does ‘astro-‘ refer to?

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star shaped

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45
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What does ‘atelo-‘ mean?

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incomplete, imperfect

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46
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What does ‘ather/o’ signify?

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fatty, lipid

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47
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What does ‘atmo-‘ mean?

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steam, vapor

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48
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What does ‘atreto-‘ refer to?

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closed, lacking an opening

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49
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What does ‘audi/o’ mean?

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sound, hearing

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50
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What does ‘aur-‘ signify?

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ear

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51
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What does ‘auto-‘ mean?

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self

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52
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What does ‘axo, axio-, axis’ refer to?

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axis, axon

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53
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What does ‘azot/o-‘ signify?

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nitrogenous compounds, nitrogen

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54
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What does ‘bacteri/o-‘ mean?

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bacteria

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55
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What does ‘balan/o-‘ refer to?

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glans penis, glans clitoridis

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56
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What does ‘bar/o-‘ signify?

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pressure, weight

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57
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What does ‘basi/o-‘ mean?

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base, foundation

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58
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What does ‘bi- (s)’ refer to?

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twice, double, both

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59
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What does ‘bili-‘ mean?

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bile

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60
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What does ‘bio-‘ signify?

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life

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61
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What does ‘-blast’ mean?

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germ/embryonic cell

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62
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What does ‘blenn/o-‘ refer to?

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mucus

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63
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What does ‘blephar/o’ signify?

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eyelid, eyelash

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64
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What does ‘brachi-‘ mean?

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arm

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65
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What does ‘brachy-‘ refer to?

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short

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66
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What does ‘brady-‘ signify?

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slow

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67
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What does ‘brom/o-‘ mean?

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foul-smelling, bromine

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68
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What does ‘bronch- (i, o)’ refer to?

A

air tubes in lungs

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69
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What does ‘bucc- (a, o)’ mean?

A

cheek

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70
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What does ‘burs-‘ signify?

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bursa (small, fluid-filled sac between bone and other moving parts)

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71
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What does ‘cac-, caci-, caco-‘ mean?

A

bad, ill

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72
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What does ‘calc- (u, ulus)’ refer to?

A

stone

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73
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What does ‘calc-, calco-‘ signify?

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calcium, stone

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74
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What does ‘calcan-, calcaneo-‘ mean?

A

calcaneus (heel bone)

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75
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What does ‘carcin- (o)’ refer to?

A

cancer

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76
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What does ‘cardi- (a, o)’ mean?

A

pertaining to the heart

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77
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What does ‘carp- (o)’ signify?

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wrist

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78
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What do ‘cary-, caryo-, kary-, karyo-‘ indicate?

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nucleus, nut

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79
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What does ‘cat-, cata-, cath-, kat-, kata-‘ mean?

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down, lower, under, downward

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80
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What does ‘-cele, -coele’ refer to?

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swelling, tumor, cavity, hernia

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81
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What does ‘cent- (i)’ mean?

A

hundred

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82
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What does ‘-centesis’ signify?

A

surgical puncture to remove fluid

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83
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What does ‘cephal- (o)’ refer to?

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head, pertaining to head

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84
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What does ‘cerebell/o-‘ mean?

A

cerebellum

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85
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What does ‘cerebro-‘ signify?

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brain

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86
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What does ‘cerv- (ic, io)’ refer to?

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neck, neck of uterus

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87
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What does ‘cheil/o’ mean?

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lip

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88
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What does ‘chem- (o)’ signify?

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drug, chemical

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89
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What does ‘chir/o-‘ refer to?

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hand

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90
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What does ‘chlor- (o)’ mean?

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green

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91
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What does ‘chol- (e, o)’ signify?

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bile, gallbladder

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92
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What does ‘cholecyst/o-‘ refer to?

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gallbladder

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93
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What does ‘chrom- (a, at, o)’ mean?

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color

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94
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What does ‘chrond- (i, r, ri)’ signify?

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cartilage

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95
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What does ‘-cide’ mean?

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causing death

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96
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What does ‘cine-‘ refer to?

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movement

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97
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What does ‘circum-‘ mean?

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around, about

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98
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What does ‘-cise’ signify?

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to cut

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99
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What does ‘clavicle/o-‘ refer to?

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clavicle (collar bone)

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100
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What do ‘-cle, -cule’ indicate?

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little (eg. molecule, corpuscle)

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101
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What does ‘cleid/o-‘ mean?

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clavicle (collar bone)

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102
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What does ‘co- (n)’ signify?

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with, together

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103
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What does ‘-coccus’ mean?

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spherical bacteria

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104
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What does ‘col- (in, o)’ refer to?

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colon, bowel, large intestine

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105
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What does ‘colp- (i, o)’ mean?

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vagina

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106
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What does ‘contra-‘ signify?

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against, counter

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107
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What does ‘coron’ refer to?

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heart

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108
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What does ‘cost- (a, i, o)’ mean?

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rib

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109
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What does ‘crani- (o)’ signify?

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skull, cranium

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110
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What does ‘-crine’ mean?

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to secrete

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111
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What does ‘cryo-‘ refer to?

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cold

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112
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What does ‘crypt- (o)’ mean?

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hidden, obscure

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113
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What does ‘cut- (an)’ signify?

A

skin

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114
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What do ‘-cusia, -cusis’ indicate?

A

hearing

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115
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What does ‘cyan- (o)’ mean?

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blue

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116
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What does ‘cycl/o-‘ refer to?

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circular, ciliary body or muscle of the eye

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117
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What does ‘cyst- (i, o)’ mean?

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bladder, bag, sac

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118
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What does ‘cyt- (e, o)’ signify?

A

cell

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119
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What does ‘dacry- (o)’ refer to?

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tears, tear duct

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120
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What does ‘dactyl- (o)’ mean?

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finger, toe

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121
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What does ‘de-‘ signify?

A

from, down, not

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122
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What does ‘dec- (a, i)’ mean?

A

ten

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123
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What does ‘deci-‘ refer to?

A

one tenth

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124
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What does ‘demi-‘ mean?

A

half

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125
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What does ‘dent- (i, o)’ signify?

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tooth, teeth

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126
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What does ‘derm- (a, at, o)’ mean?

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skin, pertaining to skin

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127
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What does ‘-desis’ refer to?

A

surgical union or fixation

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128
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What does ‘deuter-, deutero-, deuto-‘ mean?

A

second, secondary

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129
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What does ‘dextr- (i, o)’ signify?

A

right

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130
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What does ‘di- (plo)’ mean?

A

double, twice

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131
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What does ‘dia-‘ refer to?

A

through, between, part

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132
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What does ‘dips/o-‘ mean?

A

thirst

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133
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What does ‘dis- (ti, to)’ signify?

A

separation, away from

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What does ‘dors- (i, o)’ mean?

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to the back, back

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What does ‘duoden- (o)’ refer to?

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duodenum

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What does ‘-dynia’ mean?

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pain

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What does ‘dys-‘ signify?

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bad, painful, difficult

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What does ‘e/c’ mean?

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without

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What does ‘ec- (ti, to)’ refer to?

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outside, external

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What does ‘-ectasis’ mean?

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expansion, dilation, stretching

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What does ‘-ectomy’ signify?

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surgical removal

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What does ‘ectro-‘ mean?

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congenital absence of a part

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What do ‘ef-, es-, ex-, exo-‘ indicate?

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out

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What does ‘electr- (o)’ mean?

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electrical

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What does ‘embol/o-‘ refer to?

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plug

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What does ‘-emesis’ signify?

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to vomit, vomiting

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What does ‘-emia’ mean?

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blood, blood condition

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What does ‘en-‘ refer to?

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into

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What does ‘enantio-‘ mean?

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opposite

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What does ‘encephal/o’ signify?

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brain

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What does ‘endo-‘ mean?

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within, inner

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What does ‘ent-o’ refer to?

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within, inside

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What does ‘enter- (i, o)’ mean?

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intestine

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What does ‘epi-‘ signify?

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upon, over, upper

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What does ‘episi/o-‘ refer to?

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vulva

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What does ‘erythro-‘ mean?

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red

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What does ‘eschar/o-‘ signify?

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scab

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What does ‘esophag/o-‘ refer to?

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esophagus

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What does ‘-esthesia’ mean?

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sensation

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What does ‘etio-‘ signify?

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cause

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What does ‘eu-‘ mean?

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good, normal, healthy

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What does ‘eury-‘ refer to?

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broad

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What does ‘faci-‘ mean?

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face

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What does ‘-fascia (l)’ signify?

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fibrous band

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What does ‘femor/o-‘ refer to?

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thigh

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What does ‘-ferous’ mean?

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producing

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What do ‘ferri-, ferro-‘ indicate?

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iron

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What does ‘fibr- (a, i, o)’ mean?

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fiber, connective tissue

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What does ‘fluo-‘ signify?

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flow

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What does ‘fore-‘ refer to?

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in front of

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What does ‘-form’ mean?

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form, shape

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What does ‘-fuge’ signify?

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driving away, expelling

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What does ‘galact/o’ mean?

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milk, galactose (milk sugar)

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What does ‘gam-, gamo-‘ refer to?

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marriage, sexual

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What does ‘gast- (i, ro)’ mean?

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stomach

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What does ‘-genesis’ signify?

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development, production, creation, beginning

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What do ‘-genetic, -genic’ indicate?

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origin, producing, causing

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What does ‘genito-‘ mean?

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organs of reproduction

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What does ‘-genous’ signify?

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kind, type

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What does ‘gerent- (o)’ refer to?

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old age, elderly

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What does ‘giga-‘ mean?

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billion

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What does ‘gingiv/o’ signify?

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gums, gingiva

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What does ‘glauc-‘ mean?

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gray

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What does ‘-globin’ refer to?

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protein

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What does ‘gloss- (o)’ signify?

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tongue

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What does ‘gluc- (o)’ mean?

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sweetness, sugar, glucose

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What does ‘gly- (c, co)’ refer to?

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sugar

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What does ‘gnath-‘ mean?

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jaw, cheek

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What do ‘-gog, -gogue’ indicate?

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make flow

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What does ‘gon-, gono-‘ mean?

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semen; seed; genitals; offspring

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What does ‘-gram’ signify?

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tracing, picture, record

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What does ‘-graph’ refer to?

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diagram, instrument for recording

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What does ‘grav-‘ mean?

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heavy

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What does ‘-gravida’ signify?

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pregnant

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What does ‘gynec/o’ refer to?

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woman, female

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What does ‘gyro-‘ mean?

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circle; spiral; ring

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What does ‘hem- (a, ato, o)’ signify?

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blood

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What does ‘hemi-‘ mean?

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half, partial

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What does ‘hepat- (o)’ refer to?

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liver

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What does ‘heredo-‘ mean?

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heredity

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What does ‘herni-‘ signify?

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rupture

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What does ‘hetero-‘ mean?

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other, unlike, different

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What does ‘hex-, hexa-‘ refer to?

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six

204
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What does ‘hidr-‘ mean?

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sweat

205
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What does ‘hist- (o)’ signify?

A

tissue

206
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What does ‘hol-, holo-‘ mean?

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entire, whole

207
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What does ‘hom- (eo, o)’ refer to?

A

same, like

208
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What does ‘hydro-‘ mean?

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water

209
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What does ‘hyo-‘ signify?

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hyoid bone

210
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What does ‘hyper-‘ mean?

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excessive, high, over, increased, more than normal

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What does ‘hypno-‘ refer to?

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to sleep

212
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What does ‘hypo-‘ mean?

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decreased, deficient, low, under, less than normal

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What does ‘hyster/o’ signify?

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uterus, womb

214
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What does ‘-iatric’ mean?

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medical profession; physician

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What does ‘idio-‘ refer to?

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peculiar to an individual, self-originating

216
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What does ‘ile- (o, um)’ mean?

A

ileum

217
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What does ‘immun-‘ signify?

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immune, immunity

218
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What does ‘infra-‘ mean?

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below, beneath

219
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What does ‘inter-‘ refer to?

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between, among

220
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What does ‘intra-‘ mean?

A

within, inside, into

221
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What does ‘ipsi-‘ signify?

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same, self

222
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What does ‘irid-‘ mean?

A

iris

223
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What does ‘ischio’ refer to?

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ischium

224
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What does ‘-ism’ mean?

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condition, theory, state of being

225
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What does ‘iso-‘ signify?

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equal, alike, same

226
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What does ‘-itis’ mean?

A

inflammation

227
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What does ‘jejuno-‘ refer to?

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jejunum (second part of small intestine)

228
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What does ‘juxta-‘ mean?

A

close proximity

229
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What does ‘kerat- (o)’ signify?

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cornea of eye

230
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What does ‘kilo-‘ mean?

A

thousand

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What do ‘-kinesis, -kinetic’ indicate?

A

motion, movement

232
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What does ‘klepto-‘ refer to?

A

to steal

233
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What does ‘kypho-‘ mean?

A

humped

234
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What does ‘kysth-, kystho-‘ signify?

A

vagina

235
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What does ‘labi- (a, o)’ mean?

A

lip

236
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What does ‘lacrima-‘ refer to?

A

tears

237
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What does ‘lact- (o)’ mean?

A

milk

238
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What does ‘lapar- (o)’ signify?

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abdomen, abdominal wall

239
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What does ‘laryng/o’ refer to?

A

larynx (voice box)

240
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What does ‘later/o’ mean?

A

side

241
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What does ‘leio-‘ signify?

A

smooth

242
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What does ‘lepido-‘ refer to?

A

flakes, scales

243
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What does ‘-lepsy’ mean?

A

seizure, convulsion

244
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What does ‘lepto-‘ signify?

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thin, fine, slight, delicate

245
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What does ‘leuco-, leuko-‘ mean?

A

white

246
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What does ‘lingu- (a, o)’ refer to?

A

tongue

247
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What does ‘lip- (o)’ mean?

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fat, lipid

248
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What does ‘-lite’ signify?

A

stone, mineral, fossil

249
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What does ‘lith- (o)’ mean?

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stone, calculus

250
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What does ‘-logy’ refer to?

A

study of

251
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What does ‘lumbo-‘ mean?

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loins (lower back)

252
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What does ‘lymph- (o)’ signify?

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lymph tissue

253
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What does ‘lyo-, -lysis’ mean?

A

loosen, dissolve

254
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What does ‘-lys (is, o)’ refer to?

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destruction, dissolving of

255
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What does ‘macro-‘ mean?

A

large

256
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What does ‘mal-‘ signify?

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bad, abnormal, disordered, poor

257
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What does ‘malac- (ia)’ refer to?

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softening of tissue

258
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What does ‘mamm- (o)’ mean?

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breast, mammary glands

259
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What does ‘-mania’ signify?

A

insanity, mental disorder

260
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What does ‘mast- (o)’ refer to?

A

breast

261
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What does ‘meat-‘ mean?

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passage, opening, meatus

262
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What does ‘med- (i, io)’ signify?

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middle, midline

263
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What does ‘medull-‘ mean?

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marrow, soft inner part

264
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What do ‘-megaly, mega-‘ indicate?

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large, enlarged

265
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What does ‘meio, mio-‘ mean?

A

less, smaller

266
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What does ‘melan- (o)’ signify?

A

black

267
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What does ‘mening- (o)’ refer to?

A

membranes covering the brain and spinal cord

268
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What does ‘meno-‘ mean?

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monthly, menstruation

269
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What does ‘menta-, mento-‘ signify?

A

mind

270
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What does ‘mes- (o)’ mean?

A

middle, midline

271
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What does ‘meta-‘ refer to?

A

change

272
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What does ‘metacarp-‘ mean?

A

metacarpus (hand bones)

273
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What does ‘-meter’ signify?

A

measuring instrument, measure

274
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What does ‘-metry’ mean?

A

measurement

275
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What does ‘micro-‘ refer to?

A

small

276
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What does ‘mono-‘ mean?

A

one, single

277
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What does ‘-mortem’ signify?

A

death

278
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What does ‘muc- (o, us)’ mean?

A

mucus, secretion of mucous membrane

279
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What does ‘multi-‘ signify?

A

many, much, a large amount

280
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What does ‘my- (o)’ refer to?

A

muscle

281
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What does ‘myc- (o)’ mean?

A

fungus

282
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What does ‘myel- (o)’ signify?

A

spinal cord, bone marrow

283
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What does ‘myring/o’ refer to?

A

eardrum, tympanic membrane

284
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What does ‘nano-‘ mean?

A

one billionth

285
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What does ‘narc- (o)’ signify?

A

sleep, numb, stupor

286
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What does ‘nas- (o)’ mean?

A

nose

287
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What does ‘-natal’ refer to?

A

birth

288
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What does ‘necr- (o)’ mean?

A

death

289
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What does ‘neo-‘ signify?

A

new

290
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What does ‘neph- (r, ro)’ refer to?

A

kidney

291
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What does ‘neur- (o)’ mean?

A

nerve, nervous system

292
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What does ‘nitr-‘ signify?

A

nitrogen

293
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What does ‘noct- (i)’ mean?

A

night, at night

294
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What does ‘non-‘ refer to?

A

no, none

295
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What does ‘normo-‘ mean?

A

normal, usual

296
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What does ‘noso-‘ signify?

A

disease

297
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What does ‘noto-‘ mean?

A

back

298
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What does ‘nucleo-‘ refer to?

A

nucleus

299
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What does ‘nyct, nycto’ mean?

A

night, darkness

300
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What does ‘ob-‘ signify?

A

against

301
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What does ‘octa-‘ mean?

A

eight

302
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What does ‘ocul- (o)’ refer to?

A

eye

303
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What do ‘-ode, -oid’ indicate?

A

form, shape, like, resembling

304
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What does ‘odont- (o)’ mean?

A

tooth

305
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What does ‘-odynia, odyno-‘ signify?

A

pain

306
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What does ‘olig- (o)’ refer to?

A

few, less than normal, small

307
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What does ‘-ologist’ mean?

A

person who studies

308
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What does ‘-ology’ signify?

A

study of, science

309
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What does ‘-oma’ mean?

A

tumor, swelling

310
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What does ‘omo-‘ refer to?

A

shoulder

311
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What does ‘omphal-‘ mean?

A

navel

312
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What does ‘onco- (i)’ signify?

A

mass, bulk, tumor

313
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What does ‘onco-‘ mean?

A

mass, tumor, swelling

314
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What does ‘onych-‘ refer to?

A

fingernail, toenail

315
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What do ‘oo-, ovi-, ovo-‘ indicate?

A

egg, ovum

316
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What does ‘oophot/o’ mean?

A

ovary

317
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What does ‘-opia’ signify?

A

vision

318
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What does ‘-opsy’ mean?

A

view of, viewing

319
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What does ‘ophthalm/o’ refer to?

A

eye

320
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What does ‘opt- (ic)’ mean?

A

vision, eye

321
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What does ‘or- (o)’ signify?

A

mouth

322
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What does ‘-orexia’ mean?

A

appetite

323
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What does ‘orch- (ido)’ refer to?

A

testicle, testes

324
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What does ‘orth- (o)’ mean?

A

straight, normal, correct

325
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What does ‘-orrhea’ signify?

A

flow, discharge

326
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What does ‘oscheo-‘ mean?

A

scrotum

327
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What does ‘-oscopy’ refer to?

A

diagnostic examination

328
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What does ‘-osis’ mean?

A

abnormal condition, disease

329
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What does ‘osmo-‘ signify?

A

odor; smell

330
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What does ‘osseo-‘ mean?

A

bony

331
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What does ‘ossi-‘ refer to?

A

bone

332
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What does ‘ost- (e, eo)’ mean?

A

bone

333
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What does ‘ot- (o)’ signify?

A

ear

334
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What does ‘-otic’ mean?

A

pertaining to a condition

335
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What does ‘-otomy’ refer to?

A

surgical incision

336
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What does ‘-ous’ mean?

A

full of, containing, pertaining to, condition

337
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What does ‘ovi-, ovario-‘ signify?

A

egg, female sex gland, ovary

338
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What does ‘ox-‘ mean?

A

oxygen

339
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What does ‘pach-, pachy-‘ refer to?

A

thick

340
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What does ‘-pagus’ mean?

A

conjoined twins

341
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What does ‘pali/n’ signify?

A

recurrence, repetition

342
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What does ‘pan-‘ mean?

A

all, complete, entire

343
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What does ‘pancreat/o’ refer to?

A

pancreas

344
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What does ‘pant-‘ mean?

A

all, entire, every

345
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What does ‘papulo-‘ signify?

A

pimple, papule

346
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What does ‘para’ mean?

A

beside, near, beyond

347
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What does ‘-paresis’ refer to?

A

paralysis

348
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What does ‘-partum’ mean?

A

birth, labor

349
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What does ‘patell-‘ signify?

A

patella (kneecap)

350
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What does ‘path- (ia, o, y)’ mean?

A

disease

351
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What does ‘ovario-‘ refer to?

A

egg, female sex gland, ovary

352
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What does ‘pach-, pachy-‘ signify?

A

thick

353
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What does ‘-pagus’ denote?

A

conjoined twins

354
Q

What does ‘pali/n’ indicate?

A

recurrence, repetition

355
Q

What does ‘pan-‘ represent?

A

all, complete, entire

356
Q

What does ‘papulo-‘ refer to?

A

pimple, papule

357
Q

What does ‘para’ signify?

A

beside, near, beyond

358
Q

What does ‘-paresis’ denote?

A

paralysis

359
Q

What does ‘-partum’ indicate?

A

birth, labor

360
Q

What does ‘patell-‘ refer to?

A

patella (kneecap)

361
Q

What does ‘path- (ia, o, y)’ mean?

A

disease, abnormal condition

362
Q

What does ‘ped- (ia)’ signify?

A

child

363
Q

What does ‘-penia’ denote?

A

decrease, deficiency

364
Q

What does ‘pent- (a)’ refer to?

A

five

365
Q

What does ‘-pepsia, -pepsis’ mean?

A

digestion

366
Q

What does ‘per-‘ signify?

A

through, by, excessive

367
Q

What does ‘peri-‘ denote?

A

around

368
Q

What does ‘perineo-‘ refer to?

A

perineum

369
Q

What does ‘peritoneo-‘ mean?

A

peritoneum or membrane lining abdominal wall

370
Q

What does ‘pero-‘ signify?

A

deformed

371
Q

What does ‘petro-‘ denote?

A

stone

372
Q

What does ‘-pexy’ refer to?

A

fixation

373
Q

What does ‘phaco-‘ mean?

A

lens of the eye

374
Q

What does ‘phag- (o)’ signify?

A

eat, ingest

375
Q

What does ‘-phage, -phagia’ denote?

A

to eat, consuming, swallow

376
Q

What does ‘phalang-‘ refer to?

A

phalanges (bones of the fingers and toes)

377
Q

What does ‘phall-‘ mean?

A

penis

378
Q

What does ‘pharang/o’ signify?

A

pharynx

379
Q

What does ‘pharmaco-‘ denote?

A

drug, medicine

380
Q

What does ‘-phas, -phasia’ refer to?

A

speech

381
Q

What does ‘-phil/ia/ic’ mean?

A

attraction for, love for

382
Q

What does ‘phleb- (o)’ signify?

A

vein

383
Q

What does ‘-phobia’ denote?

A

fear

384
Q

What does ‘phon- (o)’ refer to?

A

sound, voice

385
Q

What does ‘-phoresis’ mean?

A

transmission; carrying

386
Q

What does ‘phos-‘ signify?

A

light

387
Q

What does ‘photo-‘ denote?

A

light

388
Q

What does ‘phren-, phreni-, phrenico-, phreno-‘ refer to?

A

diaphragm

389
Q

What does ‘-phylaxis’ mean?

A

protection, prevention

390
Q

What does ‘physico-‘ signify?

A

physical, natural

391
Q

What does ‘physio-‘ denote?

A

nature

392
Q

What does ‘physo-‘ refer to?

A

air; gas

393
Q

What does ‘pico-‘ mean?

A

trillionth

394
Q

What does ‘picr-‘ signify?

A

bitter

395
Q

What does ‘pimel-‘ denote?

A

fat

396
Q

What does ‘plagio-‘ refer to?

A

slanting

397
Q

What does ‘-plakia’ mean?

A

plaque

398
Q

What does ‘-plasia’ signify?

A

formation, growth

399
Q

What does ‘plasm-, -plasm’ denote?

A

prefix: living substance or tissue ; suffix: to mold

400
Q

What does ‘-plastic’ refer to?

A

(able to be) molded, altered, or bent

401
Q

What does ‘platy-‘ mean?

A

broad, flat

402
Q

What does ‘-plegia’ signify?

A

paralysis

403
Q

What does ‘pleur-‘ denote?

A

pleura, rib, side

404
Q

What does ‘plur/i-‘ refer to?

A

several, more than one

405
Q

What does ‘-pnea’ mean?

A

breathing

406
Q

What does ‘pneo-‘ signify?

A

breath, breathing

407
Q

What does ‘pneum-, pneuma-, pneumato-‘ denote?

A

air, gas, respiration

408
Q

What does ‘pneumo, pneumonia’ refer to?

A

lungs, air

409
Q

What does ‘pod-, podo-‘ mean?

A

foot

410
Q

What does ‘poikil-‘ signify?

A

varied, irregular

411
Q

What does ‘-poiesis, -poietic’ denote?

A

production, formation

412
Q

What does ‘polio-‘ refer to?

A

gray matter of the nervous system

413
Q

What does ‘poly-‘ mean?

A

many, much

414
Q

What does ‘postero-‘ signify?

A

back, behind

415
Q

What does ‘presby-‘ denote?

A

old age

416
Q

What does ‘-praxia’ refer to?

A

movement

417
Q

What does ‘pro-‘ mean?

A

favouring, supporting

418
Q

What does ‘proct-‘ signify?

A

anus, rectum

419
Q

What does ‘prostat-‘ denote?

A

prostate gland

420
Q

What does ‘proto-‘ refer to?

A

first; primary

421
Q

What does ‘pseud-‘ mean?

A

fake, false, deceptive

422
Q

What does ‘psych-‘ signify?

A

mind, mental process

423
Q

What does ‘psychro-‘ denote?

A

cold

424
Q

What does ‘-ptosis’ refer to?

A

prolapse, downward displacement

425
Q

What does ‘pubio-, pubo-‘ mean?

A

pubic bone or region

426
Q

What does ‘pulmo-‘ signify?

A

lung

427
Q

What does ‘py-, pyo-‘ denote?

A

pus

428
Q

What does ‘pycn-, pycno-, pykn-, pykno-‘ refer to?

A

dense; thick; compact; frequent

429
Q

What does ‘pyelo-‘ mean?

A

pelvis

430
Q

What does ‘pyg-‘ signify?

A

buttocks

431
Q

What does ‘pyle-‘ denote?

A

gate, opening

432
Q

What does ‘pyloro-‘ refer to?

A

pylorus (gatekeeper)

433
Q

What does ‘pyreto-‘ mean?

A

fever

434
Q

What does ‘pyro-‘ signify?

A

fire, heat

435
Q

What does ‘quad- (ra, ri)’ denote?

A

four

436
Q

What does ‘quinqu-‘ refer to?

A

five

437
Q

What does ‘rachi-‘ mean?

A

spine

438
Q

What does ‘radi- (o)’ signify?

A

radiographs (x-rays), radiation

439
Q

What does ‘re-‘ denote?

A

back, again

440
Q

What does ‘rect- (o)’ refer to?

A

rectum

441
Q

What does ‘ren- (o)’ mean?

A

kidney

442
Q

What does ‘reticul-‘ signify?

A

net

443
Q

What does ‘retin-‘ denote?

A

retina (of the eye)

444
Q

What does ‘retro-‘ refer to?

A

backward, behind

445
Q

What does ‘rhabdo-‘ mean?

A

rod shaped

446
Q

What does ‘rhin/o’ signify?

A

nose, pertaining to the nose

447
Q

What does ‘rhizo-‘ denote?

A

root (eg. nerve root)

448
Q

What does ‘rhodo-‘ refer to?

A

red

449
Q

What does ‘roseo-‘ mean?

A

rose-colored

450
Q

What does ‘-rrhagia’ signify?

A

sudden or excessive flow

451
Q

What does ‘-rrhaphy’ denote?

A

suture of, sewing up of a gap or defect

452
Q

What does ‘-rrhea’ refer to?

A

flow, discharge

453
Q

What does ‘-rrhexis’ mean?

A

rupture of, bursting

454
Q

What does ‘sacchar-‘ signify?

A

sugar

455
Q

What does ‘sacro-‘ denote?

A

sacrum

456
Q

What does ‘salping- (i, o)’ refer to?

A

tube, fallopian tube

457
Q

What does ‘sanguin- (o)’ mean?

A

blood

458
Q

What does ‘sapro-‘ signify?

A

putrid, rotten

459
Q

What does ‘sarc- (o)’ denote?

A

malignant (cancer) connective tissue

460
Q

What does ‘-sarcoma’ refer to?

A

tumor, cancer

461
Q

What does ‘scato-‘ mean?

A

dung or feces

462
Q

What does ‘schisto-‘ signify?

A

split, cleft

463
Q

What does ‘schizo-‘ denote?

A

division

464
Q

What does ‘-sclerosis’ refer to?

A

abnormal hardening

465
Q

What does ‘-scope’ mean?

A

instrument for visual examination

466
Q

What does ‘-scopy’ signify?

A

observation

467
Q

What does ‘-scoto’ denote?

A

darkness

468
Q

What does ‘sebo-‘ refer to?

A

sebum, fatty substance

469
Q

What does ‘-sect’ mean?

A

to cut

470
Q

What does ‘semi-‘ signify?

A

half, part

471
Q

What does ‘sep- (ti, tic)’ denote?

A

poison, rot, infection

472
Q

What does ‘septi-‘ refer to?

A

seven

473
Q

What does ‘sero-‘ mean?

A

serum

474
Q

What does ‘sesqui-‘ signify?

A

one and one half

475
Q

What does ‘sial-‘ denote?

A

saliva, salivary duct

476
Q

What does ‘sidero-‘ refer to?

A

iron and steel

477
Q

What does ‘sinistr- (o)’ mean?

A

left

478
Q

What does ‘-sis, -esis’ signify?

A

condition, state, process (analysis, synthesis)

479
Q

What does ‘skeleto-‘ denote?

A

skeleton

480
Q

What does ‘sodio-‘ refer to?

A

sodium

481
Q

What does ‘soma- (t, to)’ mean?

A

body

482
Q

What does ‘son- (o)’ signify?

A

sound

483
Q

What does ‘-spasm’ denote?

A

involuntary contraction

484
Q

What does ‘spasmo-‘ refer to?

A

spam

485
Q

What does ‘spectro-‘ mean?

A

image, appearance, form

486
Q

What does ‘sperm- (ato)’ signify?

A

spermatozoa, male germ (sex) cell

487
Q

What does ‘sphygmo-‘ denote?

A

pulse

488
Q

What does ‘spir-‘ refer to?

A

to breathe

489
Q

What does ‘spirit-‘ mean?

A

breathe

490
Q

What does ‘splachn-, splanchni-‘ signify?

A

viscera (internal organ)

491
Q

What does ‘splen- (o)’ denote?

A

spleen

492
Q

What does ‘spondyl-‘ refer to?

A

vertebra

493
Q

What does ‘spongio-‘ mean?

A

spongelike

494
Q

What does ‘-stasis’ signify?

A

stoppage, maintaining a constant level

495
Q

What does ‘staphylo’ denote?

A

uvula, grape-like clusters

496
Q

What does ‘steato-‘ refer to?

A

fat, fatty tissue

497
Q

What does ‘steno-‘ mean?

A

narrow, contracted

498
Q

What does ‘sterco-‘ signify?

A

feces

499
Q

What does ‘stern- (o)’ denote?

A

sternum (breastbone)

500
Q

What does ‘stetho-‘ refer to?

A

chest