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A collection of medical vocabulary terms consisting of prefixes, suffixes, and root words with their corresponding definitions as found in the study notes.
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-ABLE
capable of or ability to
ALB/O-
white (related terms: albo-, leuco-, leuko-)
AMBI-
both
AMPHI-
both
AN-
lack of or without
ANA-
apart or up
ANTI-
against
ARCHE/O-
first
-AR
refers to or pertains to (related terms: -AC, -AL, -ARY, -ATE, -EUM, -IAC, -IC, -ICAL, -ILE, -IS, -IUM, -ORY, -OUS, -UM, -US)
-ATION
process of or procedure of (related terms: -AGE, -IATION, -ING, -ION, -TION, -Y)
BENE-
good or normal
BENIGN-
kind
BI-
two (related terms: CO-, BIN-, DI-, DIPLO-, DUO-, DYO-)
BIN-
two
CAPN/O-
carbon dioxide (or smoke)
CAV-
hollow
-CELE
swelling or tumor
CELLUL/O-
chambers
CENTI-
one-hundredth part (100)
CHLOR/O-
green
CHROM/O-
colored
-CID
to kill
CIRCUM-
around
CIRRH/O-
yellow-orange
CO-
two
COM-
together (related terms: CON-, SYM-, SYN-)
CORP/O-
body
-CULE
little (related terms: -ICLE, -IOLE, -ULE, -ULA)
DE-
away
DECI-
one tenth (1/10)
DEKA-
ten
DEMI-
half (related terms: HEMI-, SEMI-)
DIA-
across, through, total, or between
DIPLO-
double or two
DIS-
away from or reverse
DROMO-
running
DY/O-
two or a pair
DYS-
difficult, faulty, or painful
-E (suffix)
instrument (related terms: -graph)
E- (prefix)
out or remove (related terms: ec-, ect-, ex-, ext-)
EDEMA-
swelling
EF-
away or out
EM-
in
EN-
in
ENAMEL
hard
ENDO-
within or inside
EPI-
upon
ETI/O-
cause
EX-
out, outside, or outward (related terms: EXO-, EXTRA-)
-GNOSIS
knowledge
-GRADE
a step, stage, or degree in a process
HEMI-
half or one half
HEPT/A-
seven
HETER/O-
other or opposite
-IA
refers to, condition, or state of (related terms: -A)
-ICIAN
one who
IDIO-
unique to or unknown cause
-ID
state of
IM-
into or not
INTER-
between
-IOR
one who is (related terms: -ER, -OR)
-IOUS
state of
ISO-
equal or same
KIL/O-
one thousand
LAT-
side (alternate spelling: LATER/O-)
LUMP-
small mass
MAGNI-
large or greater
MEDI-
middle
MEGA-
great or big
META-
beyond or change
MICRO-
small
MORPHO-
shape
MORT/O-
death
MULTI-
many, multiple, or excessive (related terms: PLURI-, POLY-)
NANO-
1 billionth
NECR/O-
death, dead, or dying (related terms: THANAT/O-)
NIGRA-
black (alternate spellings: NIGRI-, NIGRO-; related term: MELAN/O-)
NIN/O-
nine (related terms: NOV-)
NULL/I-
none or no
OCCIPIT/O-
back of head
OCT/O-
eight (alternate spelling: OCTA-; related term: OCTI-)
OLEO-
oil
-OLEUM
oil
OLIG/O-
few, scanty, slight, or little
-OLOG/Y
science or study of, or process of (related terms: -LOG-)
OPISTH/O-
backwards (bending)
-OSIS
condition of or disease (related terms: -ASIS, -ESIS, -SIS)
OX/Y-
sharp or oxygen molecules (alternate spelling: OX/O-)
PALM/A-
palm or palm of hand
PAN-
all, total, or complete
PATH/O-
disease
PEDI-
child (related term: PEDIA-)
PENT/A-
five
PER-
through
-PHILE
love of, to love, or love for (alternate spelling: -PHILIA; related term: -PHIL)
PLAN/O-
flat or a plane
PLANT/O-
sole of foot
POLY-
many
POST-
after or behind
-PRAX/IA
movement or action (related terms: KINESIO-)