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-ac
-al
-ic
pertaining to
-cyte
cyt-
cell
-ectomy
cutting out
-globin
protein
-gnos
knowledge
-gram
record
-ist
specialist
-itis
inflammation
-logy
study of
-oma
tumor or mass
-opsy
process of viewing
-osis
abnormal condition
-scope
instrument to visually examine
-sis
state of
-tomy
cutting into
-vascular
pertaining to blood vessels
abdomin-
abdominal
aden-
gland
arthr-
joint
aut-
self
bi-
life
carcin-
cancer or cancerous
cardi-
heart
cephal-
head
cerebr-
cerebrum
col(o)(n)-
colon (large intestine)
cva
stroke
cyst-
urinary bladder, sac of fluid or cyst
derm-
dermat-
skin
dia-
complete
electr-
electricity
encephal-
brain
enter-
intestines
erythr-
red
gastr-
stomach
gynec-
woman or female
hem-
hemat-
blood
hepat-
liver
lapar-
abdomen (abdominal wall)
leuk-
white
nephro-
kidney
neur-
nerve
onc-
tumor (cancerous)
ophthalm-
eye
oste-
bone
path-
disease
pro-
before, forward
pysch-
mind
ren-
kidney
retro-
behind
rhin-
nose
sarc-
flesh
sub-
below, under
thromb-
clotting
trans-
across, through
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-algia
condition of pain
-emia
blood condition
-ia
condition
-ism
condition, process
-logist
specialist in the study of
-scopy
process of visual examination
a-
an-
no, not
dys-
bad, painful, difficult, abnormal
endo-
within
epi-
above, upon, on
exo-
outside
hyper-
excessive, more than normal, too much
hypo-
below, less than normal, under
pan-
all
peri-
surrounding
re-
back
-meter
measurement
-resection
removing some or all of an organ
-section
cutting into an organ
-y
condition or process
-um
a structure
glyc-
sugar
rheumat-
flow or watery discharge
ops-
viewing
crin-
to secrete (to form and give off)
-ior
pertaining to
anter-
front
bronch(i)-
bronchial tubes
cervic-
neck of the body/uterus
chondr-
cartilage
coccyg-
coccyx (tailbone)
-eal
pertaining to
crani-
skull
epitheli-
skin (surface tissue)
theli-
nipple
esophag-
esophagus
laryng-
larynx
later-
side
lumb-
loin (waist)
-ar
pertaining to
lymph-
lymph
mediastin-
mediastinum
pelv-
pelvis
peritone-
peritoneum