Intro Med Terminology (class 1060) Flashcards
bi/o
life
carcin/o
cancer
cardi/o
heart
chem/o
chemical
cis/o
to cut
dermat/o
skin
enter/o
small intestine
gastr/o
stomach
gynec/o
female
hemat/o
blood
immun/o
protection
laryng/o
voicebox
nephr/o
kidney
neur/o
nerve
ophthalm/o
eye
ot/o
ear
path/o
disease
pulmon/o
lung
rhin/o
nose
(prefix) a-
without (without speech)
(prefix) an-
without (without oxygen)
(prefix) anti-
against
(prefix) auto-
self
(prefix) brady-
slow
(prefix) de-
without (with pigment EX: depigmentation)
(prefix) dys-
painful; difficult; abnormal
(prefix) endo-
within; inner
(prefix) epi-
above
(prefix) eu-
normal
(prefix) ex-
outward
(prefix) extra-
outside of
(prefix) hetero-
different
(prefix) homo-
same
(prefix) hyper-
excessive
(prefix) hypo-
below; insufficient
(prefix) in-
not; inward
(prefix) inter-
between
(prefix) intra-
within
(prefix) macro-
large
(prefix) micro-
small
(prefix) neo-
new
(prefix) para-
beside; abnormal; two like parts of pair
(prefix) per-
through
(prefix) peri-
around
(prefix) post-
after
(prefix) pre-
before
(prefix) pro-
before
(prefix) pseudo-
false
(prefix) re-
again
(prefix) retro-
backward; behind
(prefix) sub-
under
(prefix) tachy-
fast
(prefix) trans-
across
(prefix) ultra-
beyond
(prefix) un-
not
(prefix) bi-
two
(prefix) hemi-
half
(prefix) mono-
one
(prefix) multi-
many (two or more)
(prefix) nulli-
none
(prefix) pan-
all
(prefix) poly-
many
(prefix) quadri-
four ( paralysis of all four limbs)
(prefix) semi-
partial
(prefix) tetra-
four
(prefix) tri-
three
(CS) -algia
pain (ex: stomach pain)
(CS) -cele
protrusion
(CS) -cyte
cell
(CS) -dynia
pain (heart pain)
(CS) -ectasis
dilation
(CS) -gen
that which is produces
(CS) -genic
producing
(CS) -ia
condition
(CS) -iasis
abnormal condition
(CS) -ism
state of
(CS) -itis
inflammation
(CS) -logist
one who studies
(CS) -logy
study of
(CS) -lytic
destruction
(CS) - malacia
abnormal softening
(CS) -megaly
enlarged
(CS) -oma
tumor, mass
(CS) -opsy
view of
(CS) -osis
abnormal condition
(CS) -pathy
disease
(CS) -plasm
formation
(CS) -plegia
paralysis
(CS) -ptosis
drooping
(CS) -rrhage
abnormal flow
(CS) -rrhagia
abnormal flow condition
(CS) -rrhea
discharge
(CS) -rrhexis
rupture
(CS) -sclerosis
hardening
(CS) -stenosis
narrowing
(CS) -therapy
treatment
(CS) -trophy
development
(AS) -ac
pertaining to the heart
(AS) -al
pertaining to the small intestine
(AS) -an
pertaining to ovary
(AS) -ar
pertaining to ventricle
(AS) -ary
pertaining to the lungs
AS) -atic
pertaining to lymph
(AS) -eal
pertaining to esophagus
(AS) -iac
pertaining to cartilage
(AS) -ic
pertaining to stomach
(AS) -ical
pertaining to chemical
(AS) -ile
pertaining to penis
(AS) -ine
pertaining to uterus
(AS) -ior
pertaining to above
(AS) -nic
pertaining to embryo
(AS) -ory
pertaining to hearing
(AS) -ose
pertaining to fat
(AS) -ous
pertaining to within the vein
(AS) tic
pertaining to hearing
Which of the following categories of drugs is another name for a drug’s trademark name?
brand name
Terms ending in -a are pluralized by simply adding an -e to the end of the term.
true
In which situation is a combining vowel never used?
between a prefix and word root
The ________ is a comprehensive outline of the patient’s entire hospital stay.
Discharge Summary
combining vowel does what to the word?
connects two word roots
suffix
used to indicate a procedure
prefix
used to indicate time
what is the combining form combining?
word root + combining vowel
what is a Operative Report?
a report written by a surgeon
A suffix that means study of is ________.
-logy