O-pre Flashcards

1
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oculo-

A

Eye

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2
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-ode, -oid

A

Form, shape, resemblance

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3
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-odynia, odyno-

A

Pain

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4
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olig-, oligio-

A

Few; small

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5
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-ology

A

science of; study of

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6
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-oma

A

Tumor

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7
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Onco-

A

Tumor; swelling; mass

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8
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Oo-, ovi-, ovo-

A

Egg, ovum

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9
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oophor-, oophoro-, oophoron

A

Ovary

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10
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ophthalm-, ophthalmo-

A

Eye

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11
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-opia

A

Vision

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12
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optico-, opto-

A

Eye, vision

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13
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orchi-, orchid-, orchido

A

Testicle

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14
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orth-, ortho-

A

straight, correct, normal, in proper order

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15
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Os-

A

Mouth; bone

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16
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-osis

A

condition; status, process, abnormal, increase

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17
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Oste-, osteo

A

Bone

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18
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ostomosis, -ostomy, -stomosis, -stomy

A

created mouth or opening

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19
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Ot-, oto

A

Ear

20
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-otomy

A

Cutting

21
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-ous

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  1. possessing; full of; 2. Pertaining to
22
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Pan-

A

All; entire

23
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para-, -para

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  1. prefix: near; alongside of; departure from normal
  2. suffix: bearing offspring
24
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path-, patho-, -path, -pathic, -pathy

A

disease, suffering

25
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ped-, pedi-, pedo-

A

Foot

26
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-penia

A

decrease from normal; deficiency

27
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Peri-

A

Around, about

28
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Perineo-

A

Perineum

29
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Phaco-

A

Lens of the eye

30
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Phag-, phago-

A

eating; ingestion; devouring

31
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-phil, -philia, -philic

A

love for; tendency toward; craving for

32
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Phlebo-

A

Vein

33
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Phobia-

A

abnormal fear or aversion

34
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Photo-

A

Light

35
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phren-, phreno-, -phrenia

A

mind, diaphragm

36
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-phylaxis

A

Protection

37
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-plasia

A

growth; cellular proliferation

38
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plasm-, -plasm

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  1. prefix: living substance or tissue 2. suffix: to mold
39
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-plastic

A

molded; indicate restoration of lost or badly formed features

40
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-plegia

A

Paralysis, stroke

41
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Pneo-

A

Breath, breathing

42
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pneum-, pneuma-, pneumato-

A

air, gas, respiration

43
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-poiesis, -poietic

A

production, formation

44
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poly-

A

much; many

45
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post-

A

after