2024-08-29T02:13:51+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true -er, -ist, Iatrician, Logist, Ac, al, ic, ical, -logic, -logical, -iatrics, -iatry, -logy, crin/o, estesi/o, gynec/o, neur/o, obstetr/o, onc/o, path/o, ot/o, -centesis, -ectomy, -lysis, -pexy, -plasty, -rrhaphy, -scopy, -stomy, -tome, -tomy, -tripsy, aden/o, angi/o, blephar/o, chir/o, col/o, hepat/o, my/o, muscul/o, myel/o, oste/o, vas/o, -algia, -dynia, -cele, -ectasia, -ectasis, -edema, -emesis, -emia, -ia, -iasis, -itis, -lith, -mania, -megaly, -oid, -oma, -osis, -pathy, -penia, -ptosis, -rrhage, -rrhagia, -rrhea, -rrhexis, -spasm, -stasis, -able, -ible, -ac, -al, -an, -ar, -ary, -eal, -ic, -ive, -tic, -ase, -eum, -ium, -ia, -ism, -iac, -opia, -ose, -ous, -y, amyl/o, glyc/o, Diplo-, Hyper-, Hypo-, Pan-, Dia-, Epi-, Ipsi-, Para-, Per-, Brady-, Dys-, Eu-, Pro-, Tachy-, alb/o, leuk/o, erythr/o, chlor/o, cyan/o, melan/o, xanth/o, aer/o, blast/o, dips/o, hist/o, myc/o, necr/o, py/o, ech/o, son/o, fluor/o, tom/o flashcards
Med term 1-5

Med term 1-5

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  • -er, -ist
    one who
  • Iatrician
    practitioner
  • Logist
    one who studies; specialist
  • Ac, al, ic, ical
    pertaining to
  • -logic, -logical
    pertaining to the study of
  • -iatrics, -iatry
    medical profession or treatment
  • -logy
    study or science of
  • crin/o
    to secrete
  • estesi/o
    feeling or sensation
  • gynec/o
    female
  • neur/o
    nerve
  • obstetr/o
    midwife
  • onc/o
    tumor
  • path/o
    disease
  • ot/o
    ear
  • -centesis
    surgical puncture to aspirate or remove fluid
  • -ectomy
    excision (surgical removal or cutting out)
  • -lysis
    process of loosening destroying or freeing
  • -pexy
    surgical fixation (fastening in a fixed position)
  • -plasty
    surgical repair
  • -rrhaphy
    suture (uniting a wound by stitches)
  • -scopy
    visual examination with a lighted instrument
  • -stomy
    formation of an opening
  • -tome
    an instrument for cutting
  • -tomy
    incision (cutting into tissue)
  • -tripsy
    surgical crushing
  • aden/o
    gland
  • angi/o
    vessel
  • blephar/o
    eyelid
  • chir/o
    hand
  • col/o
    colon or large intestine
  • hepat/o
    liver
  • my/o, muscul/o
    muscle
  • myel/o
    bone marrow or spinal cord
  • oste/o
    bone
  • vas/o
    vessel; ductus deferens
  • -algia, -dynia
    pain
  • -cele
    hernia
  • -ectasia, -ectasis
    dilatation; or enlargement of part
  • -edema
    swelling
  • -emesis
    vomiting
  • -emia
    condition of the blood
  • -ia, -iasis
    condition
  • -itis
    inflammation
  • -lith
    stone or calculus
  • -mania
    excessive preoccupation
  • -megaly
    enlargement
  • -oid
    resembling (forms adjectives and nouns, eg. paranoid, mucoid)
  • -oma
    tumor
  • -osis
    condition (often abnormal; or increase)
  • -pathy
    disease
  • -penia
    deficiency
  • -ptosis
    prolapse (sagging)
  • -rrhage, -rrhagia
    excessive bleeding or hemorrhage
  • -rrhea
    flow or discharge
  • -rrhexis
    rupture
  • -spasm
    twitching, cramp
  • -stasis
    stopping, controlling
  • -able, -ible
    capable of; able to
  • -ac, -al, -an, -ar, -ary, -eal, -ic, -ive, -tic
    pertaining to
  • -ase
    enzyme
  • -eum, -ium
    membrane
  • -ia, -ism
    condition or theory (e.g. synergism)
  • -iac
    one who suffers
  • -opia
    vision
  • -ose
    sugar
  • -ous
    pertaining to
  • -y
    state or condition
  • amyl/o
    starch
  • glyc/o
    sugar
  • Diplo-
    double
  • Hyper-
    excessive
  • Hypo-
    under, less than normal
  • Pan-
    all
  • Dia-
    through
  • Epi-
    above, on
  • Ipsi-
    Same
  • Para-
    near, beside, or abnormal
  • Per-
    through or by
  • Brady-
    Slow
  • Dys-
    bad, difficult, disordered
  • Eu-
    good, normal
  • Pro-
    favoring, supporting
  • Tachy-
    fast
  • alb/o, leuk/o
    white
  • erythr/o
    red
  • chlor/o
    green
  • cyan/o
    blue
  • melan/o
    black
  • xanth/o
    yellow (e.g. jaundice)
  • aer/o
    air
  • blast/o
    embryonic form
  • dips/o
    thirst (e.g. polydipsia)
  • hist/o
    tissue
  • myc/o
    fungus
  • necr/o
    dead
  • py/o
    pus
  • ech/o, son/o
    sound
  • fluor/o
    emitting or reflecting light
  • tom/o
    to cut