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( Suffixes, Prefixes & Root Words )
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-al, -eal, -iac, -ic, -ical, -ior
Pertaining to
algia, dynia
pain
-ectomy
excision, surgical removal
-gram
record
-ia
condition of
-ian, -ist
specialist
-ism
condition, method, process
-itis
inflammation
-logy
study of
-oid
like, resembling
-oma
tumor
-pathy
disease condition
-scope
process of visual examining
-tomy
process of cutting, incision
a-, an-
no, not, without
anti-, contra
against
auto-
self
dia-
through, complete
dys-
abnormal, painful, difficult
endo-
within
ex-
out
hyper-
excessive, above
deficient, below
mega-
large
peri-
around, surround
pro-, ante
before
re-
back, again
sub-
under, below
trans-
across, through
abdomen/o
Abdomen
aden/o
Gland
arthr/o
Joint
cardi/o
Heart
cephal/o
Head
cervic/o
Neck
chondr/o
Cartilage
crani/o
Skull
cutane, derm/o, dermat/o
Skin
cyt/o
cell
dors/o
back portion of the body
gastro/o
Stomach
hemat/o, hem/o
Blood
hepat/o
Liver
hist/o
Tissue
nephr/o, ren/o
Kidney
neur/o
Nerve
oste/o, oss/l, osse/o
Bone
ot/o
Ear
pelv/o, pelvi/o
hip, pelvic cavity
phleb/o
Vein
rhin/o
Nose
thorac/o
Chest
vertebr/o
Vertebrae, backbones
ankly/o
bent crooked
cry/o
Cold
eu
good, natural
malacia
Softening
megaly
Enlargement
tachy
Fast
brachy
Short
ab
away from
ad
toward
anter/o
front
circum
around
end/o
within
hemi
half, one side
inter
between
later/o
side
medi/o, mes/o
middle
poster/o
back
cyan/o
blue
erythr/o
red
leuk/o
white
melan/o
black, dark
xanth/o
yellow
brady-
(e.g bradycardia)
slow
post-
(e.g postprandial)
after
thromb
clot
arterio
(e.g arteriosclerosis)
artery
osteo
(osteoporosis)
bone
-pnea
(e.g apnea)
breathing
-emia
(e.g hypoglycemia)
blood condition
-stasis
(e.g metastasis)
stopping, control
-stomy
opening
-rrhea
flow/discharge
The vowel used most often to combine medical words is?
“O”
cirrho-
yellow
albi-
(e.g Albinism)
white
rube-
red
glyc-
sweet
mal-
bad
neo-
new
patho-
disease
retro-
back/behind
semi-
half
super-
over/above
tachy-
fast
encephal-
brain
oto-
ears
ophthalm
eyes