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What does the prefix 'Contra' mean?
What does the prefix 'De' signify?
Away from
What does 'Di' represent in terms of quantity?
Twice, double
Define the prefix 'Dia'.
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What does the prefix 'Dis' indicate?
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What does 'Dys' refer to?
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What does the prefix 'E/ex' mean?
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What does 'Ec' signify?
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Define 'Ecto'.
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What does the prefix 'Em/En' signify?
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What does 'Endo' mean?
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What does the prefix 'Epi' represent?
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Define the prefix 'Exo'.
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What does the prefix 'Extra' mean?
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What does 'Hemi' indicate?
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What does the prefix 'Hyper' signify?
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What does 'Hypo' mean?
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Study Notes
Medical Terminology Prefixes (Contra to Hypo)
- Contra: Indicates opposition or being against something.
- De: Denotes movement away from something or separation.
- Di: Refers to a quantity of twice or double.
- Dia: Implies movement through, apart, across, or completely.
- Dis: Associated with reversal or separation from a state.
- Dys: Conveys troublesome conditions, difficulty, or disordered states.
- E/Ex: Suggests moving out of or away from a particular location.
- Ec: Points to something that comes out from inside.
- Ecto: Refers to being on the outer side or situated externally.
- Em/En: Relates to being inside or within a space.
- Endo: Signifies something occurring within or inner regions.
- Epi: Indicates being upon or located on top of something.
- Exo: Describes external positioning or being outside of a boundary.
- Extra: Signifies something that exists outside or additional to a main structure.
- Hemi: Refers to half of a structure or quantity.
- Hyper: Indicates excess, going above normal levels, or being over.
- Hypo: Signifies deficiency, being below normal levels, or under.
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Test your knowledge of medical terminology prefixes with this quiz covering terms from 'contra' to 'hypo'. Each card features a prefix along with its definition to help enhance your understanding of medical vocabulary. Perfect for students in medical fields or anyone interested in learning medical terms.
