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Prefix
added to the beginning of a word
word root
the core meaning of the term
Combining Form Vowels
word root + combining vowel (o)
Suffix
always added to the end of a word
Acute
Sudden onset; short-term
chronic
long lasting or recurring
A-
absence
incision
surgical cut
brady-
slow
tachy-
fast
-itis
inflammation
-ectomy
surgical removal
-otomy
surgical incision
Malignant
Severe; harmful or potentially life-threatening
Excision
Cutting out
Direct contact
kissing/skin-to-skin contact - direct contact
Droplet
cough/sneeze - direct contact
Blood/body fluid exposure
needlestick - direct contact
Airborne
suspended particles -indirect contact
indirect contact
contaminated objects
Food-borne
contaminated food -indirect contact
Vector borne
mosquito/tick -indirect contact
anterior/ventral
front
posterior/dorsal
back
Makes red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and thrombocytes
red bone marrow
Hematopoietic
pertaining to the formation of blood
fat storage
yellow bone marrow
½ of red marrow becomes this after adolescence
yellow bone marrow
myel/o
bone marrow (or spinal cord)
where bones articulate
articular cartilage
shock absorber and elastic
connective tissue
chondr/o
cartilage
athr/o
joint
no movement in these kinds of joints
fibrous
slight movement in these kids of joints
cartilaginous
lots of movement in these kids of joints
synovial
how many bones does an adult skeleton have
206
Axial skeleton
towards the midline
Appendicular skeleton
limbs & girdles
skull, vertebral, column, ribcage, ossicles, hyoid
axial skeleton
Upper extremities
Shoulder girdle, Arms,Wrists, Hands
Lower extremities
Pelvic girdle, Legs, Ankles, Feet
Appendicular skeleton
crani/o and cephal/o
skull
cost/o
ribs
stern/o
sternum
spondyl/o and vertebr/o
spine
Ankyl
stiff/bent
Capsul/o
capsule
arthr/o
joint
burs/o
bursa
hem
blood
poly
many
my
muscle
synov
synovium
-osis
abnormal condition/disease
-sclerosis
abnormal hardening
-malacia
abnormal softening
-algia
pain
valgus
bent
popliteal
behind the knee
lumb/o
low back
kyph/o
hump
lord/o
bent backward
scoli/o
curved, crooked
-ago
diseased condition
-listhesis
slipping
bifida
split
peri-
around, surrounding
necr/o
death
-oma
tumor/mass
meta/metastasis
spread beyond original sight
originates in bone
primary bone cancer
cancer spread to bone from another primary
bone metastasis
malignancy of plasma cells in bone
Multiple myeloma
benign bone/cartilage tumor
Osteochondroma
intra-
within
muscul/o, my/o, myos/o
muscle
fasci/o
fascia
ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o
tendon
kinesi/o
movement
-kinesia
movement
ton/o
tone, stretching, tension
-trophy
development/growth
-plegia
paralysis
-paresis
weakness/slight paralysis
decreases angle of a joint
flexion
increases the angle of a joint
extension
extension beyond normal limit
hyperextension
movement away from midline
abduction
movement toward from midline
adduction
moving a body part upward
elevation
moving a body part downward
depression
-desis
surgical suturing
vascul/o
blood vessel
-ar
pertaining to
transports oxygen, nutrients, waste products, amd carbon dioxide
blood
apex
lower tip of the heart
pericardium
double-walled sac enclosing the heart
peri-
surrounding or around
cardi/o
heart
Parietal pericardium
outer, protective layer