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What does the prefix 'lingu/o' refer to?
What does the prefix 'lingu/o' refer to?
- Ear
- Liver
- Heart
- Tongue (correct)
What does 'pancreat/o' stand for?
What does 'pancreat/o' stand for?
Pancreas
What does the term 'proct/o' refer to?
What does the term 'proct/o' refer to?
- Anus, Rectum (correct)
- Kidney
- Liver
- Stomach
The term 'andr/o' indicates a fear of man.
The term 'andr/o' indicates a fear of man.
What does 'cervic/o' mean?
What does 'cervic/o' mean?
What does 'galact/o' refer to?
What does 'galact/o' refer to?
What does 'lip/o' indicate?
What does 'lip/o' indicate?
What does 'myc/o' stand for?
What does 'myc/o' stand for?
What does 'trich/o' refer to?
What does 'trich/o' refer to?
What does 'cyst/o, cyst/i' refer to?
What does 'cyst/o, cyst/i' refer to?
What does 'urethr/o' stand for?
What does 'urethr/o' stand for?
What does 'chondr/o' mean?
What does 'chondr/o' mean?
What does '-kinesi/o' refer to?
What does '-kinesi/o' refer to?
What does 'my/o' indicate?
What does 'my/o' indicate?
What does 'aden/o' refer to?
What does 'aden/o' refer to?
What does 'calc/i' mean?
What does 'calc/i' mean?
What does 'crin/o' indicate?
What does 'crin/o' indicate?
What does 'derm/o' refer to?
What does 'derm/o' refer to?
What does 'cutane/o' mean?
What does 'cutane/o' mean?
What does 'hidr/o' refer to?
What does 'hidr/o' refer to?
What does 'peritone/o' stand for?
What does 'peritone/o' stand for?
What does 'pyel/o' indicate?
What does 'pyel/o' indicate?
What does 'vesic/o' refer to?
What does 'vesic/o' refer to?
What does 'gloss/a' mean?
What does 'gloss/a' mean?
What does 'gastro/o' stand for?
What does 'gastro/o' stand for?
What does 'hepat/o' indicate?
What does 'hepat/o' indicate?
What does 'ur/o, urin/o' refer to?
What does 'ur/o, urin/o' refer to?
What does 'nephr/o' indicate?
What does 'nephr/o' indicate?
What does 'ren/o' mean?
What does 'ren/o' mean?
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Medical Terminology Flashcards
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Lingu/o: Refers to the tongue; "linguadental" pertains to both the tongue and teeth.
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Pancreat/o: Refers to the pancreas; "pancreatitis" is the inflammation of this organ.
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Proct/o: Pertains to the anus and rectum; a "proctologist" specializes in diseases affecting these areas.
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Andr/o: Relating to man; "androphobia" indicates a fear of men.
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Cervic/o: Refers to the neck or neck of an organ such as the cervix in females; "cervicitis" is the inflammation of the cervix.
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Galact/o: Pertains to milk; "galactopoiesis" is the process of milk production.
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Lip/o: Relates to fat; "liposuction" is a procedure for removing unwanted fat via suction.
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Myc/o: Stands for fungus; "mycosis" refers to any condition caused by a fungal infection.
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Trich/o: Relates to hair; "trichopathy" refers to any disease of the hair.
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Cyst/o, Cyst/i: Pertains to the bladder; "cystitis" is the inflammation of the bladder.
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Urethr/o: Refers to the urethra; "urethrorrhea" indicates abnormal discharge from this structure.
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Chondr/o: Relates to cartilage; "chondroplasty" is a surgical procedure to repair cartilage.
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-kinesi/o: Pertains to movement; "dyskinesia" denotes difficulty or abnormalities in bodily movement.
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My/o: Refers to muscle; "myocardium" is the cardiac muscle tissue making up the heart's middle layer.
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Aden/o: Pertains to glands; "adenopathy" signifies any disease of the glandular tissue.
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Calc/i: Relates to calcium; "hypocalcemia" indicates a deficiency of calcium in the blood.
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Crin/o: Refers to secretion; an "endocrinologist" studies diseases related to glands that secrete hormones.
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Derm/o: Pertains to the skin; "dermabrasion" is a procedure to remove scars and marks from the skin.
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Cutane/o: Refers to skin; "subcutaneous" means located beneath the skin's surface.
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Hidr/o: Relates to sweat glands; "hydrosis" denotes the production and excretion of sweat.
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Peritone/o: Pertains to the peritoneum; "retroperitoneal" refers to being located behind the peritoneum.
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Pyel/o: Relates to the renal pelvis; "pyeloplasty" is the surgical repair of the renal pelvis.
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Vesic/o: Refers to the bladder; "vesicoabdominal" relates to both the urinary bladder and the abdominal wall.
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Gloss/a: Pertains to the tongue; "glossalgia" indicates pain in the tongue.
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Gastro/o: Refers to the stomach; "gastralgia" describes stomach pain.
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Hepat/o: Relates to the liver; "hepatitis" is the inflammation of the liver.
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Ur/o, Urin/o: Pertain to urine and the urinary tract; "uremia" signifies an excess of urea and other wastes in the bloodstream.
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Nephr/o: Relates to the kidney; "nephritis" refers to inflammation of the kidneys.
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Ren/o-: Pertains to the kidneys; "renomegaly" indicates an enlargement of the kidney.
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