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Medical Terminology Exam 1: Chapter 1-
4
List the four different word parts that can be used to make medical terms - --
prefix
-word root
-combining vowel
-suffix

- combining forms - -combination of a word root and combining vowel

- bi/o - -life

- carcin/o - -cancer

- cardi/o - -heart

- chem/o - -chemical

- cis/o - -to cut

- dermat/o - -skin

- enter/o - -small intestine

- gastr/o - -stomach

- gynec/o - -female

- hemat/o - -blood

- immun/o - -protection

- laryng/o - -larynx (voice box)

- nephr/o - -kidney

- neur/o - -nerve

- ophthalm/o - -eye

- ot/o - -ear

- path/o - -disease

,- pulmon/o - -lung

- rhin/o - -nose

- prefix - -beginning of a word

- a- and an- - -without

- anti- - -against

- auto- - -self

- brady- - -slow

- de- - -without

- dys- - -painful; difficult; abnormal

- endo- - -within, inner

- epi- - -above

- eu- - -normal

- ex- - -outward

- extra- - -outside of

- hetero- - -different

- homo- - -same

- hyper- - -excessive

- hypo- - -below, insufficient

- in- - -not; inward

- inter- - -between

- intra- - -within

- macro- - -large

- micro- - -small

,- neo- - -new

- para- - -beside; abnormal; two like parts of a pair

- per- - -through

- peri- - -around

- post- - -after

- pre- - -before

- pro- - -before

- pseudo- - -false

- re- - -again

- retro- - -backward, behind

- sub- - -under

- tachy- - -fast

- trans- - -across

- ultra- - -beyond

- un- - -not

- Number Prefix - -refer to to the number of items or measurement, their
meanings, and examples of their use

- mono- - -one

- bi- - -two

- tri- - -three

- tetra- - -four

- hemi- - -half

- semi- - -partial

, - multi- - -many

- nulli- - -none

- pan- - -all

- poly- - -many

- quadri- - -four

- Suffix - -word ending

- -algia - -pain

- -cele - -protrusion

- -cyte - -cell

- -dynia - -pain

- -ectasis - -dilation

- -gen - -that which produces

- -genic - -producing

- -ia - -condition

- -iasis - -abnormal condition

- -ism - -state of

- -itis - -inflammation

- -logist - -one who studies

- -logy - -study of

- -lytic - -destruction

- -malacia - -abnormal softening

- -megaly - -enlarged

- -oma - -tumor, mass
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