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a-
(absence of, without)
ab-
(away from)
ad-
(towards)
brady-
(slow)
dys-
(painful, difficult, abnormal, labored)
hyper-
(above, excessive)
inter-
(between)
intra-
(within, in)
poly-
(many, much)
sub-
(below, under)
supra-
(above)
sym-
(together, joined)
syn-
(together, joined)
ankyl/o
(stiff, bent)
aponeur/o
(aponeurosis)
arthr/o
(joint)
burs/o
(bursa)
carp/o
(carpals, wrist)
chrondr/o
(cartilage)
clavic/o
(clavicle, collarbone)
clavicul/o
(clavicle, collarbone)
cost/o
(ribs)
crani/o
(cranium)
disk/o
(interverbretal disk)
femor/o
(femor, upper leg bone)
fibul/o
(fibula, lower leg bone)
humer/o
(humerus, upper arm bone)
ili/o
(illium)
ischi/o
(ischium)
kinesi/o
(movement, motion)
kyph/o
(increased convexity of the spine)
lord/o
(bent forward, increased concavity of the spine)
lumb/o
(loin, lumbar region of the spine)
mandibul/o
(mandible, lower jawbone)
maxill/o
(maxilla, upper jawbone)
menisc/o
(meniscus, crescent)
myel/o
(spinal cord)
oste/o
(bone)
patell/o
(patella, kneecap)
pelv/i
(pelvis, pelvic bone)
pelv/o
(pelvis, pelvis bone)
petr/o
(stone)
phalango/o
(phalanges, bones of finger and toes)
pub/o
(pubis)
rachi/o
(vertebral spine, vertebral column)
radi/o
(nerve root)
scapul/o
(scapula, shoulder blade)
scoli/o
(crooked, curved)
spondyl/o
(vertebra, spine, vertebral column)
stern/o
(sternum, breastbone)
tars/o
(tarsals, ankle bones)
ten/o
(tendon)
tendin/o
(tendon)
tend/o
(tendon)
tibi/o
(tibia, lower leg bone)
uln/o
(ulna, lower arm bone)
vertebr/o
(vertebra, spinem vertebral column)
-al
(pertaining to)
-algia
(pain)
-ar
(pertaining to)
-asthenia
(weakness)
-centesis
(surgical puncture to aspirate fluid)
-clasia
(break)
-clasis
(break)
-clast
(break)
-desis
(surgical fixation, fusion)
-ectomy
(excision, surgical removal, cutting out)
-gram
(the record, radiographic image)
-graphy
(process of recording, radiographic imaging)
-ic
(pertaining to)
-itis
(inflammation)
-lysis
(loosening, separating, dissolution)
-malacia
(softening)
-oid
(resembling)
-oma
(tumor)
-osis
(abnormal condition)
-penia
(abnormal reduction)
-physis
(growth)
-plasty
(surgical repair)
-rrhaphy
(suturing, repairing)
-sarcoma
(malignant tumor)
-schisis
(split, fissure)
-scopy
(process of viewing, visual examination)
-tomy
(incision, cut into)
-trophy
(nourishment, development)
Frontal Bone
forms the forehead
Parietal Bone
the upper lateral sides of the cranium
Temporal Bone
the lower lateral sides of the cranium
Sphenoid Bone
the ‘keystone’ bone that forms part of the base of the skull and eye sockets
Ethmoid Bone
forms part of the nose and orbit and base of the cranium
Auditory ossicles
the small bones of the middle ear
External auditory meatus Bone
the external opening of the ear and temporal bone
Zygomatic Bone
the cheekbone
Maxillary Bone
the upper jaw and hard palate
Palatine Bone
the lateral walls of the nose
Lacrimal Bone
the walls of the orbit
Inferior conchae Bone
the lower lateral wall of the nasal cavity
Vomer Bone
the bone that separates the left and right nasal cavity
Mandible Bone
the lower jaw bone (the only movable bone of the skull)
Hyoid Bone
the bone located between the mandible and larynx, not connected to other bones