MedTerms3 Flashcards
-form, form/o
resembling, in the shape of
fornic/o
arch, vault, brothel
foss/o
ditch, shallow depression
fove/o
pit
fract/o
break, broken
fren/o
device that limits movement
frigid/o
cold
front/o
forehead, brow
-fuge
to drive away
funct/o, function/o
perform, function
fund/o
bottom, base, ground
fung/i
fungus
furc/o
forking, branching
furuncul/o
furunculus, a boil, an infection
-fusion
pour
galact/o
milk
gamet/o
wife or husband, egg or sperm
gangli/o, ganglion/o
ganglion
gangren/o
eating sore, gangrene
gastr/o
stomach, belly
gastrocnemi/o
gastrocnemius, calf muscle
gemin/o
twin, double
gen-, gen/o, -gen
producing, forming
-gene
production, origin, formation
-genic, -genesis
creation, reproduction
genit/o
produced by, birth, reproductive organs
-genous
producing
ger/i
old age
germin/o
bud, sprout, germ
geront/o
old age
gest/o, gestat/o
bear, carry young or offspring
gigant/o
giant, very large
gingiv/o
gingival tissue, gums
glauc/o
gray
glen/o
socket or pit
gli/o
neurologic tissue, supportive tissue of nervous system
globin/o, -globulin
protein
globul/o
little ball
glomerul/o
glomerulus
gloss/o
tongue
glott/i, glott/o
back of the tongue
gluc/o
glucose, sugar
glute/o
buttocks
glyc/o, glycos/o
glucose, sugar
glycer/o
sweet
glycogen/o
glycogen, animal starch
gnath/o
jaw
-gnosia
knowledge, to know
-gog, -gogue
make flow
goitr/o
goiter, enlargement of the thyroid gland
gon/e, gon/o
seed
gonad/o
gonad, sex glands
goni/o
angle
gracil/o
slender
grad/i
move, go, step, walk
-grade
go
-gram
a picture or record
granul/o
granule(s)
-graph
a picture or record, machine for recording
-graphy
the process of producing a picture or record
gravid/o
pregnancy
-gravida
pregnant
gynec/o
woman, female
gyr/o
turning, folding
hal/o, halit/o
breath
halluc/o
great or large toe
hallucin/o
hallucination, to wander in the mind
hem/e
deep red iron-containing pigment
hem/o, hemat/o
blood, relating to the blood
hemi-
half
hemoglobin/o
hemoglobin
hepat/o
liver
hered/o, heredit/o
inherited, inheritance
herni/o
hernia
herpet/o
creeping
heter/o
other, different
-hexia
habit
hiat/o
opening
hidr/o
sweat
hil/o
hilum, notch or opening from a body part
hirsut/o
hairy, rough
hist/o, histi/o
tissue
holo-
all
hom/o
same, like, alike
home/o
sameness, unchanging, constant
hormon/o
hormone
humer/o
humerus (upper arm bone)
hydr/o, hydra-
relating to water
hygien/o
healthful
hymen/o
hymen, a membrane
hyper-
excessive, increased
hyp-
deficient, decreased
hypn/o
sleep
hypo-
deficient, decreased
hyster/o
uterus
-ia
abnormal condition, disease, plural of -ium
-ial
pertaining to
-ian
specialist
-iasis
abnormal condition, disease
iatr/o
physician, treatment
-iatrics
field of medicine, healing
-iatrist
specialist
-iatry
field of medicine
-ible
capable of, able to
-ic
pertaining to
ichthy/o
dry, scaly
-ician
specialist
icter/o
jaundice
idi/o
peculiar to the individual or organ, one, distinct
-iferous
bearing, carrying, producing
-ific
making, producing
-iform
shaped or formed like, resembling
-igo
attack, diseased condition
-ile
capable of
ile/o
ileum, small intestine
ili/o
ilium, hip bone
illusi/o
deception
im-
not
immune/o
immune, protection, safe
impact/o
pushed against, wedged against, packed
impress/o
pressing into
impuls/o
pressure or pushing force, drive, urging on
in-
in, into, not, without
incis/o
cutting into
incubat/o
incubation, hatching
indurat/o
hardened
-ine
pertaining to
infarct/o
filled in, stuffed
infect/o
infected, tainted
infer/o
below, beneath
infest/o
attack, assail, molest
inflammat/o
flame within, set on fire
infra-
below, beneath, inferior to
infundibul/o
funnel
ingest/o
carry or pour in
inguin/o
groin
inhal/o, inhalat/o
breathe in
inject/o
to force or throw in
innominat/o
unnamed, nameless
inocul/o
implant, introduce
insipid/o
tasteless
inspir/o, inspirat/o
breathe in
insul/o
island
insulin/o
insulin
intact/o
untouched, whole
inter-
between, among
intermitt/o
not continuous
intern/o
within, inner
interstiti/o
the space between things
intestin/o
intestine
intim/o
innermost
intoxic/o
put poison in
intra-
within, inside
intrins/o
contained within
intro-
within, into, inside
introit/o
entrance or passage
intussuscept/o
take up or receive within
involut/o
rolled up, curled inward
iod/o
iodine
-ion
action, process, state or condition
ion/o
ion, to wander
-ior
pertaining to
ipsi-
same
ir-
in
-is
noun ending
ir/i, ir/o, irid/o, irit/o
iris, colored part of eye
is/o
same, equal
isch/o
to hold back
ischi/o
ischium
-ism
condition, state of
iso-
equal
-ist
a person who practices, specialist
-isy
noun ending
-itis
inflammation
-ium
structure, tissue
-ive
performs, tends toward
-ize
to make, to treat
jejun/o
jejunum
jugul/o
throat
juxta-
beside, near, nearby
kal/i
potassium
kary/o
nucleus, nut
kata-, kath-
down
kel/o
growth, tumor
kera-
horn, hardness
kerat/o
horny, hard, cornea
ket/o, keton/o
ketones, acetones
kines/o, kinesi/o, -kinesia
movement
-kinesis
motion
klept/o
to steal
koil/o
hollow or concave
kraur/o
dry
kyph/o
bent, hump
labi/o
lip
labyrinth/o
maze, labyrinth, the inner ear
lacer/o, lacerat/o
torn, mangled
lacrim/o
tear, tear duct, lacrimal duct
lact/i, lact/o
milk
lactat/o
secrete milk
lamin/o
lamina