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word root
The foundation of a word that gives it meaning, also describes the part of the body involved
What Languages does medical terminology come from
Latin and Greek
What are the parts of a medical term
prefix, a word root, a suffix
When do you use a combining vowel?
A combining vowel is used when the suffix begins with a consonant and/or when two or more word roots are joined together
When do you not use a combining vowel?
when the suffix already begins with a vowel
cyan
blue
erythr
red
leuk
white
melan
black
polr
gray
cardi
heart
gastr
stomach
neur
nerve
hem
blood
enter
small intenstine
cerebr
brain
cyst
bladder
dermat
skin
onc
tumor
path
disease
psych
mind
ren
kidney
ur
urine
epi
above
-ic
pertaining to
hemi
half
Puresis
paralysis, weakness
retro
behind
-ac
pertaining to
amino
amniotic fluid
rhino
nose
plasty
surgical repair
oste
bone
-necrosis
tissue death
-cyte
cells
eu
good normal, well, easy
-phoria
feeling or mental state
dys
abnormal, difficult, bad
hypo
below
-thermia
tempature
mast
breast
-ectomy
surgical removal
endo
within
crin
secerte
phagia
eating, swallowing
a
without
phasia
speaking
neo
new
plasia
growth
my
muscle
ocul
eye
ot
ear
aden
gland
pneum
lungs
metr/i
uterus
didym
testes
prefix
added to beginning of the word to influence the meaning of the word root ends with dash, indicates, location, time, number or status, negation, direction
peri
around
a
without
ecto
outside of
hemi
half
epi
above
bi
two
endo
inside of
micro
small
poly
many
dis
apart
ex
out of
neo
new
retro
behind
semi
half
sub
below
trans
through
dys
abnormal
hyper
above,excessive
inter
between
pre
before
tachy
fast
ab
to move away
ad
to move toward
eu
normal, good
hypo
below
intra
within
post
after
brady
slow
an
without
ante
before
pre
before
ante
before
contra
agasint
di
two
dys
bad
mal
bad
ex
outside
-meagaly
enlargment
-algia
pain and suffering
-itis
inflammation
-ectomy
surgical removal of
-necrosis
tissue death
-osis
abnormal condition