Lacto Medical Term Quiz & Flashcards

Study Notes

Medical Terminology: Root Words

Faci: Refers to the face, commonly used in medical contexts related to facial anatomy and expressions.
Fascia: Indicates a fibrous band, often associated with connective tissues that surround muscles and organs.
Gastro: Pertains to the stomach; utilized in terms relating to digestive issues and anatomy.
Gingiva: Represents the gums, important in dental and periodontal studies.
Gloss: Denotes the tongue, relevant in discussions of speech, swallowing, and taste.
Gyne: Refers to woman, frequently found in terms related to female health and reproductive systems.
Hemo: Means blood; a fundamental term in hematology and related medical fields.
Hepat: Relates to the liver, essential for understanding liver function, disease, and treatment.
Hydro: Signifies water or fluid; crucial in discussions of hydration, fluid balance, and medical conditions.
Hystero: Refers to the uterus or womb, widely used in gynecology and obstetrics.
Iri: Indicates the iris of the eye, important in ophthalmology and vision studies.
Kerat: Relates to the cornea or scaly structures, relevant in eye health and dermatology.
Labia: Corresponds to the lip, often found in reference to oral health and anatomy.
Lacrim: Refers to tears, significant in discussions of ocular health and emotional responses.
Kacto: Means milk, relevant in topics pertaining to nutrition and lactation.
Enter: Denotes the intestine; key in gastroenterology and digestive health discussions.
Erythro: Refers to the color red, especially in hematology relating to red blood cells.
Esophag: Pertains to the esophagus, vital in studies regarding swallowing and digestion.
Esthesi: Refers to feeling or sensation, important in neurobiology and pain management.

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Test your knowledge of essential medical terminology with these flashcards covering terms from 'facial' to 'liver.' Each card presents a word alongside its definition, perfect for students and professionals alike. Boost your understanding of roots and prefixes commonly used in the medical field.