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Poli/o
meaning gray
leuk/o
meaning white
melan/o
Meaning black
cyan/o
Meaning blue
Erythr/o
Meaning red
-cyte
meaning cell
-itis
Meaning inflammation
-osis
meaning abnormal condition
myel
meaning spinal cord and bone marrow
gastr/o
meaning stomach
enter
small intestine
-plasty
Surgical repair
neur/o
nerve
-rrhaphy
surgical suturing
tonsill
meaning tonsill
-ectomy
surgical removal
Noun endings
a, um, y, e, us
crani
Meaning skull
path
disease
-algia
Meaning pain and suffering
-dynia
Meaning pain
-megaly
Meaning enlargement
-malacia
meaning abnormal softening
arteri/o
Meaning artery
Hepat/o
Meaning liver
-necrosis
meaning tissue death
-sclerosis
meaning abnormal hardening
-stenosis
abnormal narrowing
-centesis
Surgical puncture to remove fluid
abdomin/o
abdomin
-graphy
Process of producing a picture or record
angi/o
blood vessel
-gram
Picture or record
my/o
muscle
-scopy
Visual examination
arthr/o
joint
-rrhage
sudden bleeding
-rrhagia
sudden severe bleeding
hem/o
blood
ten/o
tendon
-rrhea
flow or discharge
dia-
through or across
nat
birth
natal
pertaining to birth
peri-
surrounding
pre-
before
post-
after
ab-
away from, negative, absent
ad-
towards, to, near
dextro-
right side
sinistro-
left side
ex-
out of, outside, away from
in-
in, into, not, without
macro-
large, abnormal size, long
micro-
small
mega-
large, great
megalo-
great, large
oligo-
small amount
dys-
bad, difficult, painful
eu-
good, normal, easy
hyper-
increased
hypertension
high blood pressure
hypo-
deficient, decreased
hypotension
low blood pressure
inter-
between, among
interstitial
in between parts
intra-
within, inside
sub-
below, less
super- supra-
above, excessive
cost/o
rib
-ology
study of
laryng
larnyx, throat
rhin/o
nose
ot/o
ear
ENT
ear, nose, throat
lith
stone
-otomy
surgical incision
edema
swelling caused by fluid
appendic
appendix
sign
evidence of disease
objective
sign can be evaluated by everyone
symptom
subjective evidence of a disease
subjective
symptom can be evaluated by patient only
diagnosis
identification of disease
differential diagnosis
attempt to determine which one of several diseases
prognosis
prediction of course and outcome of disease.
acute
Fast, severe, short condition
remission
temporary partial or complete disappearance of symptoms without cure
Ather/o
fatty deposit within walls of artery joint
-ostomy
surgical creatiion of artificial opening to body surface
fissure
narrow tear, crack, or groove
fistula
abnormal tunnel between organs
ileum
last and longest part of small intestine
ilium
part of hip bone
mening
meninges which protect brain and spinal cord
malaise
General discomfort indicating infection or disease
exudate
fluid that leaks out infected wound
erythema
redness
hyperthermia
heat
laceration
torn, jagged, accidental wound