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What does 'adip/o' mean?
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Study Notes
Medical Terminology Flashcards
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adip/o: Refers to fat; example term is "adipoid," meaning resembling fat.
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lip/o: Also means fat; "lipoma" is a term for a tumor of fat.
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cutane/o, derm/o, dermat/o: Signifies skin; terms include "cutaneous" (pertaining to skin) and "dermoplasty" (surgical repair of the skin).
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cyt/o: Indicates cell; "cytology" is the study of cells.
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eti/o: Represents cause; "etiology" refers to the study of causes.
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hidr/o: Means sweat; example term is "hidrosis," indicating an abnormal condition of sweat.
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hydr/o: Denotes water; "hydrotherapy" is the therapy involving water.
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idi/o: Connotes unknown or peculiar; term "idiopathic" relates to an unknown disease.
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kerat/o: Refers to keratinized tissue or cornea; "keratotomy" is the incision into the cornea.
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morph/o: Implies shape; "morphology" pertains to the study of shapes.
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myc/o: Relates to fungus; "mycosis" indicates an abnormal condition of fungus.
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necr/o: Means dead; "necrosis" refers to an abnormal condition of dead tissue.
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onych/o: Pertains to nails; "onychomalacia" means the softening of the nail.
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path/o: Refers to disease; "pathologist" is a specialist in studying disease.
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pil/o, trich/o: Signifies hair; "trichopathy" denotes a disease of the hair.
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rhytid/o: Refers to wrinkles; "rhytidectomy" is the surgical removal of wrinkles.
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scler/o: Indicates hardening or sclera; "sclerosis" refers to an abnormal condition of hardening.
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seb/o: Means sebum; "seborrhea" refers to the flow or discharge of sebum.
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son/o: Relates to sound; "sonogram" is a record of sound.
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xer/o: Denotes dry; "xeroderma" indicates dry skin.
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Albin/o: Refers to lacking pigmentation; "albinism" is a condition of having no pigment.
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Leuk/o: Means white; "leukorrhea" signifies white flow or discharge.
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Chromat/o: Indicates color; "chromatic" pertains to color.
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Cirrh/o: Refers to yellow; "cirrhosis" indicates an abnormal condition of yellowness.
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xanth/o: Also relates to yellow; "xanthoderma" denotes yellow skin.
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cyan/o: Means blue; "cyanosis" denotes an abnormal condition of blueness.
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erythema/o, erythr/o: Signifies red; "erythrocyte" refers to red blood cells.
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melan/o: Perpetuates the meaning of black; "melanoma" is a type of black tumor.
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