Module 5 Flashcards
Arachn-
arachnoid mater; arachnoid; interior layer of the meninges
cerebell-
cerebellum; posterior part of the brain
cerebr-
cerebrum; largest part of the brain
cortic-
cortex (pl. cortices); the outer layer (of an organ or biological structure)
dendr-
dendrite; threadlike extension of a neuron
dur-
dura mater; outer most layer the meninges
encephal-
encephalon; the brain
gangli-
ganglion (pl. ganglia); collection of nervous tissue
ganglion-
ganglion (pl. ganglia); collection of nervous tissue
gli-
glia; supporting tissue of the brain and spinal cord
hypothalam-
hypothalamus
medull-
marrow; medulla; inner portion (of an organ or structure) (pl.medullae)
mening-
meninges; membranes covering the spinal cord and brain
meninge-
meninges; membranes covering the spinal cord and brain
meningi-
meninges; membranes covering the spinal cord and brain
meninges; membranes covering the spinal cord and brain
meninge-
meningi-
mening-
myel-
bone marrow; spinal cord
neur-
nerve; nervous system; nervous tissue
nerv-
nerve; nervous system; nervous tissue
nerve; nervous system; nervous tissue
neur-
nerv-
pia-
pia mater; innermost layer of the meninges
plex-
plexus; collection of nervous tissue; a collection of blood or lymph cells
poli-
grey matter (of the nervous system)
pont-
the pons Varolii (a bridge of tissue which connects portions of the nervous system within the brain); pons; a bridge of tissue (within a structure)
rhiz-
root; nerve root
radic-
root; nerve root
radicul-
root; nerve root
root; nerve root
rhiz-
radic-
radicul-
thalam-
thalamus
ventricul-
ventricle; a small cavity
oneir-
dream; dreaming
onomat-
a name; a word
phas-
speech
phil-
love; strong preference/affinity (for something/someone)
phob-
persistent and irrantional fear (of something/someone)
phren-
mind; mental activity
psych-
mind; mental activity
ment-
mind; mental activity
mind; mental activity
phren-
psych-
ment-
-carcinoma
malignant tumour
-esthesia
sensation; sensitivity
-esthetic
pertaining to sensitivity
-kinesia
movement
-kinesis
movement
movement
- kinesia
- kinesis
-kinetic
pertaining to movement
-malacia
a softening (of an organ or structure)
-mania
excessive preoccupation (with something)
-philia
love (for something/someone); a liking or preference (for something/someone); an affinity (for something)
-phile
one who has a love/liking/preference/affinity (for something/someone)
-philic
loving/liking/peferring/having an affinity (for something/someone)
-phobe
one who has a persistent and irrational fear (of something/someone)
-phobia
persistent and irrational fear (of something/someone)
-phobic
persistently and irrationally fearing (something/someone)
-phoria
emotional state; state of feeling
-oma
tumour; a swelling; abnormal mass
-omata
only plural
tumour; a swelling; abnormal mass
-oncus
tumour; a swelling; abnormal mass
tumour; a swelling; abnormal mass
- oma
- omata
- oncus
-plegia
paralysis
arachnoid mater; arachnoid; interior layer of the meninges
arachn-
cerebellum; posterior part of the brain
cerebell-
cerebrum; largest part of the brain
cerebr-
cortex (pl. cortices); the outer layer (of an organ or biological structure)
cortic-
dendrite; threadlike extenstion of a neuron
dendr-
dura mater; outermost layer of the meniges
dur-
encephalon; brain
encephal-
glia; supporting tissue of the brain and spinal cord
gli-
hypothalamus
hypothalam-
marrow; medulla; inner portion (of an organ or structure)
medull-
bone marrow; spinal cord
myel-
pia mater; innetmost layer of the meinges
pia-
plexus; collection of nervous tissue; collection of blood or lymph cells
plex-
grey matter (of the nervous system)
poli-
pons; a bridge of tissue (within a structure)
pont-
thalamus
thalam-
ventricle; a small cavity
ventricul-
dream; dreaming
oneir-
a name; a word
onomat-
speech
phas-
love; strong preference/affinity (for something/someone)
phil-
persistent and irrational fear (of something/someone)
phob-
malignant tumour
-carinoma
sensation; sensitivity
-esthesia
pertaining to sensitivity
-esthetic
pertaining to movement
-kinetic
a softening (of an organ or structure)
-malacia
excessive preoccupation (with something)
-mania
one who has an excessive preoccupation (with something)
-maniac
love (for something/someone); a liking or preference (for something/someone); an affinity (for something)
-philia
one who has a love/liking/preference/affinity (for something/someone)
-phile
loving/liking/preferring/having an affinity (for something/someone)
-philic
one who has a persistent and irrational fear (of something/someone)
-phobe
persistent and irrational fear (of something/someone)
-phobia
persistently and irrationally fearing (something/someone)
-phobic
emotional state; state of feeling (emotion)
-phoria
paralysis
-plegia