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Vocabulary flashcards covering Greek and Latin prefixes, roots, and suffixes used in gynecology medical terminology.
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Oo
Egg
Oophor / Ovari
Ovary
Endo
Within/inside
Salping
Fallopian tube
Hyster / Uter / Metr
Uterus
Neo
New
Peri
Around
Men
Menstruation
Colp / Vagin
Vagina
Cervic
Cervix
Primi
First
Culd
Douglas cavity
Vulv
Vulva
Gyn / Gynec
Female
Gravida
Pregancy/pregnant
Multi
Many
Fet
Fetus
A / an
Without
Amni
Amnion
Obstetric
Pertaining to midwifery
Toc
Labor/birth
Placent
Placenta
Nat
Birth
Mamm / Mast
Breast
Lact / Galact
Milk
Dys
Painful/difficult
Secundi
Second
-para
To bear (to count # of pregnancies)
-genesis / -genic
Beginning/formation
-cyte
Cell
-blast
Cell that forms…
-centesis
Puncture
-al / -ic / -ous
Pertaining to
-pexy
Surgical fixation in place
-itis
Inflammation of
-ectomy
Removal of
-cele
Swelling/protrusion/hernia
-graphy
Making an X-ray/recording
-stomy
Formation of an opening
-rraphy
Suturing/stitching
-tomy
Incision into
-staxis
Dripping
-oma
Tumor/swelling
-arche
Beginning
-pause
Stopping
-rrhea
Excessive discharge/flow
-plasty
Surgical repair
-scope
Viewing instrument
-logy
Study of
-gram
X-ray/recording
-rrhexis
Breaking/rupturing
-pathy / -osis
Disease of
Connecting Vowel
A vowel inserted to make a medical word sound smoother, such as 'o' in gynecology.

Gynecology Structure
Made up of prefix 'Gynec' (female), connecting vowel 'o', and suffix 'logy' (the study of), meaning the study of female health.