Prefixes, Combining Forms, and Suffixes for Medical Terms F-H Flashcards

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Prefix

faci-

Latin

A

face or form

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Cobining Form/Root

faci/o

Latin

A

face or form

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Suffix

-facient

Latin

A

producing

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Cobining Form/Root

fasci/o

Latin

A

fibrous band

fascia

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Cobining Form/Root

fascicul/o

Latin

A

little bundle

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Cobining Form/Root

fatal/o

Latin

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death or fate

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Cobining Form/Root

fauc/i

Latin

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narrow pass

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Cobining Form/Root

febr/i

Latin

A

fever

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Cobining Forms/Roots

fec/i or fec/o

Latin

A

sediment

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Cobining Form/Root

femor/o

Latin

A

thigh bone

femur

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Cobining Form/Root

fenestr/o

Latin

A

window

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Cobining Form/Root

fer/o

Latin

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to carry or bear

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Suffixes

-ferent or -ferous

Latin

A

carrying

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Cobining Form/Root

fertil/o

Latin

A

producing or fruitful

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Cobining Forms/Roots

fet/i or fet/o

Latin

A

fetus

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Cobining Form/Root

fibr/o

Latin

A

fiber

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Cobining Form/Root

fibrill/o

Latin

A

muscular twitching

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Cobining Form/Root

fibrin/o

Latin

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threads of a clot

fibrin

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Cobining Form/Root

fibros/o

Latin

A

fibrous connnective tissue

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Cobining Form/Root

fibul/o

Latin

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small bone of the distal hindlimb

fibula

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Suffix

-fic

Latin

A

producing or forming

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Cobining Form/Root

fic/o

Latin

A

producing or forming

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Cobining Forms/Roots

filtr/o or filtrat/o

Latin

A

to strain through

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Cobining Form/Root

fimbri/o

Latin

A

fringe

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# Cobining Forms/Roots fiss/o or fissur/o | Latin
crack, split, or cleft
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# Cobining Form/Root fistul/o | Latin
tube or pipe
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# Cobining Form/Root flamme/o | Latin
flame-colored
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# Cobining Form/Root flat/o | Latin
rectal gas
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# Cobining Form/Root flex/o | Latin
bend
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# Cobining Form/Root fluor/o | Latin
luminous
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# Cobining Form/Root foc/o | Latin
point
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# Cobining Form/Root foll/i | Latin
bag or sac
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# Cobining Form/Root follicul/o | Latin
small sac | follicle
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# Cobining Form/Root foramin/o | Latin
opening
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# Prefix fore- | Latin
befoer or in front of
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# Suffix -form | Latin
form, figure, or shape
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# Cobining Form/Root form/o | Latin
form, figure, or shape
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# Cobining Form/Root fornic/o | Latin
arch or vault
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# Cobining Form/Root foss/o | Latin
shallow depression
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# Cobining Form/Root fove/o | Latin
pit
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# Cobining Form/Root fract/o | Latin
break
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# Cobining Form/Root fren/o | Latin
brindle or device that limits movement
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# Cobining Form/Root fridgid/o | Latin
cold
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# Cobining Form/Root front/o | Latin
forehead or front
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# Suffix -fuge | Latin
to drive away
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# Cobining Forms/Roots funct/o or function/o | Latin
to perform
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# Cobining Form/Root fund/o | Latin
bottom, base, or ground
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# Cobining Form/Root fung/i | Latin
fungus
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# Cobining Form/Root furc/o | Latin
breanching or forking
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# Cobining Form/Root furuncl/o | Latin
boil or infection
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# Suffix -fusion | Latin
to pour
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# Cobining Form/Root galact/o | Greek
milk
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# Cobining Form/Root gamet/o | Greek
sperm or egg
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# Cobining Forms/Roots gangli/o or ganglion/o | Greek
ganglion
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# Cobining Form/Root gangren/o | Latin + Greek
gangrene
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# Cobining Form/Root gastr/o | Greek
stomach
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# Cobining Form/Root gastrocnemi/o | Greek
calf muscle of the hindlimb
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# Cobining Form/Root gemin/o | Latin
twin or double
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# Cobining Forms/Roots gen/o or genit/o | Greek
producing or birth
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# Suffix -gene | Greek
production, origin, or formation
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# Suffixes -genesis or -genic | Greek
producing
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# Cobining Form/Root genit/o | Latin
related to birth or the reproductive organs
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# Unclear but in Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots genous | Greek
producing
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# Cobining Form/Root genous | Greek
producing
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# Cobining Forms/Roots ger/i or genront/o | Greek
old age
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# Cobining Form/Root germin/o | Latin
bud or germ
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# Cobining Forms/Roots gest/o or gestat/o | Latin
to bear or carry offspring
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# Cobining Form/Root gigant/o | Greek
giant or very large
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# Cobining Form/Root gingiv/o | Latin
gum
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# Cobining Form/Root glauc/o | Greek
gray
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# Cobining Form/Root geln/o | Greek
socket or pit
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# Cobining Form/Root gli/o | Greek
glue
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# Cobining Form/Root globin/o | Latin
protein
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# Cobining Form/Root globul/o | Latin
little ball
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# Suffix -globulin | Latin
protein
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# Cobining Form/Root glomerul/o | Latin
grapelike cluster or clusters of capillaries in the nephron | glomerulus
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# Cobining Form/Root gloss/o | Greek
tounge
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# Prefix glosso- | Greek
tounge
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# Cobining Forms/Roots glott/i or glott/o | Greek
back of tounge
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# Cobining Forms/Roots gluc/o or glyc/o | Greek
sugar
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# Cobining Form/Root glute/o | Greek
buttocks
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# Cobining Form/Root glyc/o | Greek
sweet
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# Cobining Form/Root glycer/o | Latin
sweet
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# Cobining Form/Root glycogen/o | Greek
animal starch | glycogen
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# Cobining Form/Root gnath/o | Greek
jaw
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# Cobining Form/Root goitr/o | Latin
enlargement of the thyroid gland
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# Cobining Forms/Roots gon/e, gon/o, or goni/o | Greek
seed or angle
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# Cobining Form/Root gonad/o | Latin + Greek
sex glands
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# Cobining Form/Root gracil/o | Latin
slender
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# Cobining Form/Root grad/i | Latin
to move, go, or step
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# Suffix -grade | Latin
to go
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# Suffix -gram | Greek
record or picture
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# Cobining Form/Root granul/o | Latin
granule(s)
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# Suffix -graph | Greek
instrument for recording | occastionally used to describe the record or picture
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# Suffix -graphy | Greek
process of recording
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# Cobining Form/Root grav/o | Latin
heavy or severe
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# Cobining Form/Root gravid/o | Latin
pregnancy
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# Cobining Form/Root guttur/o | Latin
throat
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# Cobining Form/Root gynec/o | Latin
woman
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# Cobining Form/Root gyr/o | Greek
turning or folding
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# Cobining Form/Root hal/o | Latin + Greek
breath
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# Cobining Form/Root halit/o | Latin
breath
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# Cobining Form/Root hallucin/o | Latin
to wander in the mind
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# Prefixes and Unclear but in Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots hect-, hector-, or hecato | Greek
hundred
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# Prefix hem- | Greek
boold
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# Cobining Form/Root hem/e | Greek
deep red iron-containing pigment
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# Cobining Forms/Roots hem/o or hemat/o | Greek
blood
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# Cobining Form/Root hemangi/o | Greek
blood vessel
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# Prefix hemi- | Greek
half
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# Prefixes hepa- or hepar- | Greek
liver
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# Cobining Form/Root hepat/o | Greek
liver
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# Prefixes hept- or hepta- | Greek
seven
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# Cobining Forms/Roots hered/o or heredit/o | Latin
inherited
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# Cobining Form/Root herni/o | Latin
protrusion of a part through tissues normally containing it
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# Cobining Form/Root herpet/o | Latin + Greek
creeping
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# Cobining Form/Root heter/o | Greek
different
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# Prefix hetero- | Greek
different
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# Prefixes hex- or hexa- | Greek
six
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# Cobining Form/Root hiat/o | Latin
opening
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# Cobining Form/Root hidr/o | Greek
sweat
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# Cobining Form/Root hil/o | Latin
notch or opening from a body part | hilus
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# Cobining Form/Root hirsut/o | Latin
hairy or rough
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# Cobining Forms/Roots hist/o or histi/o | Greek
tissue
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# Prefix holo- | Greek
all
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# Cobining Form/Root hom/o | Greek
same
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# Cobining Form/Root home/o | Greek
unchanging
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# Cobining Form/Root hormon/o | Greek
to urge or excite
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# Cobining Form/Root humer/o | Latin
long bone of the proximal forelimb | humerus
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# Cobining Form/Root hyal/o | Greek
glassy, clear
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# Cobining Form/Root hydr/o | Greek
water
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# Prefix hydra- | Greek
water
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# Cobining Form/Root hygien/o | Greek
healthful
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# Cobining Form/Root hymen/o | Greek
membrane | hymen
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# Prefix hyper- | Greek
over, above, increased, excessive, or beyond
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# Cobining Form/Root hypn/o | Greek
sleep
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# Prefix hypo- | Greek
under, decreased, deficient, or below
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# Cobining Form/Root hyster/o | Greek
uterus