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prefix: a- / an-
meaning: without / no
example: analgesic / arrhythmia
pharm. context: “without pain” / “no pain”
prefix: anti-
meaning: “against”
example: antibiotic
pharm. context: against life (bacteria)
prefix: hyper-
meaning: high / above
example: hypertension
pharm. context: HBP
prefix: hypo-
meaning: low / below
example: hypoglycemia
pharm. context: low blood sugar
prefix: tachy-
meaning: fast
example: tachycardia
pharm. context: fast HR
prefix: brady-
meaning: slow
example: bradycardia
pharm. context: slow HR
prefix: dys-
meaning: bad / painful
example: dyspnea
pharm. context: diff. breathing (COPD/Asthma)
prefix: eu-
meaning: normal / good
example: euthyroid
pharm. context: normal thyroid lvls
prefix: poly-
meaning: many / much
example: polypharmaceutical
pharm. context: taking many drugs at once
prefix: micro-
meaning: small
example: microcytic
pharm. context: small cells (anemia)
prefix: macro-
meaning: large
example: macrolides
pharm. context: antibiotics with large molecules
prefix: sub-
meaning: under
example: sublingual
pharm. context: under the tongue
prefix: intra-
meaning: within
example: intravenous
pharm. context: within vein
root: cephalo- / encephalo-
body part: head / brain
medical context: encephalitis (brain inflammation)
root: neuro-
body pt: nerves
med context: neuropathy (nerve pain); needs gabapentin (lyrica)
root: ophth- / ocu-
body part: eye
med context: ophthalmic drops, sterile
root: oto-
body part: ear
med context: otic drops, non-sterile
root: rhin-
body part: nose
med context: runny nose
root: pneumo- / pulmo-
body part: lungs
med context: pneumonia, respiratory drugs
root: cardio-
body part: heart
med context: cardiovasc., BP meds
root: angio- / vaso-
body part: vessel
med context: angioplasty / vasodilator
root: gastro-
body part: stomach
med context: gastritis, PPIs / H2 Beta Blockers
root: entero-
body part: intestine
med context: enteric-coated (dissolves in intestines)
root: hepato-
body part: liver
med context: hepatotoxicity (liver dmg)
root: nephro- / reno-
body part: kidney
med context: nephrology, watch kidney function
root: cyst-
body part: bladder
med context: cystitis (bladder infection / UTI)
root: derm-
body part: skin
med context: dermatitis, topical steroids
root: osteo-
body part: bone
med context: osteoporosis, bisphosphonates
root: artho-
body part: joint
med context: arthritis, NSAIDs
root: myo-
body part: muscle
med context: myopathy, statin side effects
root: hema- / hemato-
body part: blood
med context: hematology
root: gly-
body part: sugar
med context: hyperglycemia, diabetes
root: lip-
body part: fat
med context: hyperlipidemia, cholesterol
suffix: -itis
meaning: inflammation
ex: bronchitis (lung inflamm)
likely treatment: anti-inflamm / antibiotics
suffix: -emia
meaning: blood condition
ex: anemia (low blood)
likely treatment: iron, erythropoietin
suffix: -penia
meaning: deficiency / low
ex: neutropenia (low WBC)
likely treatment: stop drug (clozapine/chemo)
suffix: -uria
meaning: urine condition
ex: hematuria (blood in urine)
likely treatment: investigation for infection/drug
suffix: -algia / -dynia
meaning: pain
ex: neuralgia (nerve pain)
likely treatment: analgesics
suffix: -pathy
meaning: disease
ex: retinopathy (eye disease)
likely treatment: control diabetes/BP
suffix: -osis
meaning: abnormal condition
ex: psychosis / thrombosis
likely treatment: antipsych / blood thinners
suffix: -oma
meaning: tumor / swelling
ex: melanoma (skin cancer)
likely treatment: chemo / surgery
suffix: -rrhea
meaning: flow / discharge
ex: diarrhea / rhinorrhea
likely treatment: anti-diarrheals / anti-histamines
suffix: -spasm
meaning: contraction
ex: bronchospasm
likely treatment: bronchodilators (albuterol)
suffix: -ectomy
meaning: surgical removal
ex: hysterectomy (uterus removal)
likely treatment: estrogen replacement
suffix: -plasty
meaning: surgical repair
ex: rhinoplasty (nose job)
likely treatment: pain meds / antibiotics