Quiz 2 Flashcards
ana-, an-
[prefix] up, upward, again
dis-, dif-, di-
[prefix] apart, away from, separation, lack of
enanti-
[prefix] opposite
ex-, ef-, e-
[prefix] out, outside, from
exo-, ex-
[prefix] outside, outer, external
in-, il-, im-, ir-
[prefix] not
juxta-
[prefix] close to
pre-, prae-
[prefix] in front of, before
pro-
[prefix] in front of, forward
se-
[prefix] away, aside
ultra-
[prefix] beyond
-able, -abil-
[suffix] able to be
-ac
[suffix] pertaining to
-ance, -ancy
[suffix] state of
-ature
[suffix] system composed of
-culus
[suffix] small
-ent
[suffix] pertaining to
-er
[suffix] person who (does…), thing that (does…)
-fic
[suffix] causing, making
-ician
[suffix] specialist
-ics, -tics
[suffix] art of, science of, study of
-id
[suffix] pertaining to, having
-ine
[suffix] pertaining to
-ism
[suffix] condition of
-ist
[suffix] person who (does…), specialist
-ization
[suffix] process of making
-ory
[suffix] having the function of
aud-, audi-, audit-
[base] to hear, hearing
acou-, acous-
[base] hearing, sound
son-
[base] sound
aur-
[base] ear
auricul-
[base] auricle, outer ear
ot-
[base] ear
penn-, pinn-
[base] feather, wing, pinna, auricle (the outer ear)
chondr
[base] granule, cartilage
helic-
[base] spiral, helix
foss-
[base] ditch, trench, to dig; fossa
scaph-
[base] boat shaped
tuber-
[base] swelling, nodule
tubercul-
[base] tubercle, small swelling or nodule
conch-
[base] sea shell, spiral shell
conch-
[base] concha
turbin-
[base] cone shaped, spiraled
mast-
[base] breast
mastoid-
[base] mastoid process
ced-, cess-
[base] to go, to be in motion
styl-
[base] column, pillar; styloid process
styl-, styloid-
[base] styloid process
me-
[base] to go, to pass, to travel
meat-
[base] opening, passageway, meatus
tympan-
[base] drum, stretched membrane; tympanic membrane, tympanic cavity
myring-
[base] tympanic membrane
oss-, osse-
[base] bone
labyrinth-
[base] labyrinth, maze; inner ear
vestibul-
[base] vestibule, entrance
cochle-
[base] snail-shell, spiral shell; cochlea
canal-
[base] channel
canalicul-
[base] canaliculus, small channel
ampull-
[base] flask, bottle; ampulla
alg-
[base] pain
alges-
[base] pain sensation
agr-
[base] pain, painful seizure
odyn-
[base] pain
dol-, dolor-
[base] pain
nos-
[base] disease, sickness
morb-
[base] disease
path-
[base] disease, suffering, feeling
aesthe-, esthe-
[base] to feel, sensation, feeling
therap-
[base] to provide treatment, treatment
therapeut-
[base] treatment
iatr-
[base] physician, medical treatment
-agra
[compound suffix] pain, painful seizure
-algesia
[compound suffix] sensation of pain
-algia
[compound suffix] painful condition
-acousia
[compound suffix] condition of hearing
-esthesia
[compound suffix] condition of sensation
-genesis
[compound suffix] production
-genic
[compound suffix] producing, produced
-genous
[compound suffix] producing, produced
-iatrics, -iatry
[compound suffix] medical treatment
-nosia
[compound suffix] disease
-odynia
[compound suffix] painful condition
-pathia, -pathy
[compound suffix] disease, treatment of disease
-therapia, -therapy
[compound suffix] treatment
mal-
[prefix] bad, inadequate
-ant
[suffix] pertaining to
-or
[suffix] person who (does…), thing that (does…)
-plasm
[suffix] formed substance, growth
-tome
[suffix] instrument used to cut
olfact-
[base] smell, sense of smell
osm-
[base] smell, sense of smell
osphres-, osphresi-
[base] smell, sense of smell
odor-
[base] odor, smell
nas-
[base] nose
rhin-, -rrhin-
[base] nose
nar-
[base] nostril
al-
[base] wing
sept-
[base] 1) dividing wall; 2) seven; 3) septum
muc-
[base] mucus
mucos-
[base] mucosa, mucous membrane
blenn-
[base] mucus
myx-
[base] mucus
phlegm-
[base] phlegm, inflammation
sin-
[base] curve, cavity; sinus
sin-, sinus-
[base] sinus
plas-, plast-
[base] to form, to mold
cente-
[base] to puncture
tom-
[base] to cut, to slice, to section
ectom-
[base] to cut out, to cut away
stom-, stomat-
[base] mouth, opening
stom-
[base] mouth, opening; stoma
clei-
[base] to close
cleist-
[base] closed
clas-
[base] to break, fragment
de-
[base] to bind
pex-
[base] to fasten, to fix
ly-
[base] to loosen, dissolving
cly-
[base] to wash
trib-, trips-
[base] to rub, to crush
-centesis
[compound suffix] surgical puncturing, puncturing
-clasia, -clasis
[compound suffix] surgical fracture, breaking, rupture
-cleisis
[compound suffix] surgical closure, closure
-clysis
[compound suffix] therapeutic infusion of liquid, irrigation
-desis
[compound suffix] surgical fusion, binding
-dialysis
[compound suffix] surgical dissolving, surgical separation, filtration
-ectomy
[compound suffix] surgical removal, removal
-lysis
[compound suffix] surgical dissolving, surgical separation, loosening
-pexis, -pexy
[compound suffix] surgical fastening, fixing
-plasia, -plasty
[compound suffix] surgical reshaping, formation
-stomy
[compound suffix] making a surgical opening, making an opening
-tripsy
[compound suffix] surgical crushing, crushing
-tomy
[compound suffix] surgical cutting, cutting
-osmia
[compound suffix] condition of sense of smell
raph-, -rraph-
[base] to stitch, to suture
rhe-, -rrh-
[base] to flow
-rrhage
[compound suffix] excessive flow, excessive discharge
-rrhagia
[compound suffix] excessive flow, excessive discharge
-rrhaphy
[compound suffix] surgical suture
-rrhea
[compound suffix] flow, discharge
-rrhexis
[compound suffix] rupture
ab-, a-
[prefix] away from