Medical Terminology And Abbreviations Flashcards
What are the parts of medical words?
Root words, prefix, suffix, combining vowel, combining forms
Meaning of macro-
Large
Meaning of micro-
Small
Meaning of hyper-
High
Meaning of hypo-
Low
Meaning of EU-
Normal
Meaning of pan/ Omni
All
Meaning of a/an -
Absent
Meaning of megalo-
Large
Meaning of mono-
Single
Meaning of di-
Two
Meaning of tri-
Three
Meaning of quad/tetra -
Four
Meaning of poly -
Many, a lot
Meaning of oligo-
Few, very little
Meaning of ante-, pre-, pro-
Before, forward
Meaning of post-, retro-, meta-
After, behind
Meaning of tacky-
Fast
Meaning of Brady / brachy -
Slow
Meaning of epi/peri/circum-
Around
Meaning of endo/entra
Inside
Meaning of exo/extra
Outside
Meaning of inter
Between
Meaning of trans-
Across
Meaning of dia/per-
Through, complete
Meaning of medi (o/a)
Middle
Meaning of para-
Nearby
Meaning of juxta-
Next to, beside
Meaning of ab -
Away
Meaning of ad -
Toward
Meaning of dis-
To separate
Meaning of Leuko -
White
Meaning of erythro-
Red
Meaning of chloro
Green
Meaning of melan-
Black
Meaning of flav-
Yellow
Meaning of cyano
Blue
Meaning of chromo/chromate
Color
cephalo
Head
Cerv
Neck
Thoraco
Chest
Abdomino
Abdominal
Pelvo
Pelvic
Periton
Peritoneum
Derm
Skin
Neuro
Nerve
Hemo
Blood
Arterio/ Angio
Arteries
Veno/vena
Venous
Vasculo
Vascular
Musculo
Muscle
Myo/ sacro
Muscle
Skelet/0
skeleton
Osteo
Bone
Cyto/ cyte
Cell
Thyro
Thyroid
Trachea
Trachea
Esophago
Esophagus
Thymo
Thymus
Masto/mammo
Mammary gland
Pulmo/pneumo
Lung
Cardio
Heart
Gastro
Stomach
Hepato
Liver
Cholecysto
Gallbladder
Spleno
Spleen
Pancreato
Pancreas
Adreno
Adrenal gland
Nephron
Kidney
Entero
Intestine
-Ology
Study of
-Philia
Love of
-Phobia
Fear of
-Tension
Pressure
-Xia
Oxygen
-Capnea
Carbon dioxide
-Pnea
Air
-Ase
Enzyme
-Lytic
Destruction
Dys
Problem, abnormal
Mal
Bad
-Itis
Inflammation
Plasia/plasm
Growth
Oma
Tumer
Trophy
Cellular growth
Pathy
Disease
Osis
Abnormal condition
Ia
Abnormal condition
Ism
State
ic/eal
Pertaining, related to some process
Meta
Change, transformation
Stasis/static
Maintain normal condition
Dynamic
Changing
Penia/emia
Relating to blood condition
Ectomy
Excision, removal
Otomy
Incision, cutting
Ostomy
To make hole
Scopy
To view
Graphy
Process of recording
Gram
Recording
Plasty
Surgical repair
Chemo
Chemical
Echo/ sono
Sound
Electro
Pertaining to electrical charge
Anti
Opposing, against
Pro
Before, promoting
Centri
Center
Fibro
Fiber
Thrombo
Clot
Pepsia
Digestion
emesis
Vomiting
Ptosis
Lower position of organ
Pyo
Pus
Pyr
Relating to fever
Uria
Urination
Necro
Death
Praxia/taxia
Motor activity
lexia
Condition involving reading
Logia
Condition involving speech
Algesia
Denoting pain
Genic
Producing