Nervous System Flashcards by Serena Emond | Brainscape

Q

en-cephal-o

A

brain

Latin form:
en-cephal-on

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cerebr-o

A

Cerebrum; brain

Latin form:
cerebr-um

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cereb-ell-o

A

cerebellum

Latin form:
cereb-ell-um

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membran-o

A

membrane

Latin form:
membran-a

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mening-o

A

meninges

Latin form:
meninx

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ep-en-dym-o

A

ependyma

Latin form:
ep-en-dyma

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neur-o

A

nerve

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nerv-i

A

nerve

Latin form:
nerv-us

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gangli(on)-o

A

ganglion

Latin form:
gangli-on

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neuron-o

A

nerve cell

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(neur-o)gli-o

A

neuroglia

Latin form:
neur-o-gli-a

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rad-i-cul-o

A

radicle

Latin form:
rad-i-cul-a

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sym-path(et)-o, sym-path-ic-o

A

sympathetic nerves

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vag-o

A

vagus nerve

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opthalm-o

A

eye

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opt(ic)-o

A

eye

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ocul-o

A

eye

Latin form:
ocul-us

Q

cor-e, cor(e)-o

A

pupil

Q

pup-ill-o

A

pupil

Latin form:
pup-ill-a

Q

ker(at)-o

A

cornea

Q

corne-o

A

cornea

Latin form:
corne-a

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scler-o

A

sclera

Latin form:
scler-a

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retin-o

A

retina

Latin form:
retin-a

Q

uve-o

A

uvea

Latin form:
uve-a

Q

ir(id)-o

A

iris

Q

cycl-o

A

ciliary body

Q

cili-o, cili-ar-o

A

ciliary body

Q

chor-oid-o, chori-o

A

choroid

Q

con-junct-iv-o

A

conjunctiva

Latin form:
con-junct-iv-a

Q

canth-o

A

canthus

Latin form:
canth-us

Q

phac-o

A

lens

Q

dacry-o

A

tear

Q

lacrim-o

A

tear

Q

dacry-o-cyst-o

A

tear sac

Q

tympan-o

A

middle ear

Latin form:
tympan-um

Q

malle-o

A

hammer

Latin form:
malle-us

Q

incud-o

A

anvil

Latin form:
incus

Q

sta-ped(i)-o

A

stirrup

Latin form:
sta-pes

Q

myring-o

A

tympanic membrane

Latin form:
myrinx