A | B |
The combining form meaning “joint” | arthr/o |
The combining form meaning “gland” | aden/o |
The suffix meaning “inflammation” | – itis |
The suffix meaning “pain” | - algia |
The suffix meaning “an abnormal condition” | – osis |
Suffixes meaning “pertaining to” | – ac, al, ic, ine, ous, tic, eal, array, ia |
Tumor of a gland | adenoma |
An instrument used to examine the inside of the joint | arthroscope |
A tumor / mass on the kidney | nephroma |
Ren/o and nephr/o both mean | kidney |
Root word for liver | hepat/o |
Root word meaning blood | hemat/o and hem/o |
Root word for heart | cardi/o |
Term that relates to the brain / cerebrum | cerebral |
Without blood | anemia |
Inflammation of the nose | rhinitis |
An abnormal condition of a blood clot | thrombosis |
A doctor who performs autopsies and examines biopsy samples | pathologist |
A physician who specializes in the study and treatment of tumors | oncologist |
A female doctor | gynecologist |
A physician who specializes in blood and blood disorders | hematologist |
A record of the electricity in the brain | electroencephalogram |
A record of the electricity in the heart | electrocardiogram |
Removal or excision of an organ or structure | resection |
Black and blue mark | hematoma |
Muscular organ in a female that holds and provides nourishment for the developing fetus | uterus |
Incision of the skull | craniotomy |
Incision into the stomach / abdomen | laparotomy |
Excision of the larynx | laryngectomy |
Visual examination of the abdomen by making a small incision near the navel | laparotomy |
Instrument to visually examine the abdomen | laparoscope |
Visual examination of the mediastinum with an endoscope | mediastinoscopy |
Visual examination of the abdomen | laparoscopy |
A suffix that means resection | - ectomy |
A suffix that means a surgical repair of something | – plasty |
A suffix that means an opening | – stomy |
A suffix that means an incision or cutting into | – tomy |
Removal of a fallopian tube | salpingectomy |
Surgical puncture of the chest to remove fluid | thoracocentesis |
Removal of the colon | colectomy |
Removal of the uterus | hysterectomy |
Treatment using drugs | chemotherapy |
Treatment of disease using high energy particles such as x rays and protons | radiotherapy |
Use of a kidney machine to filter blood to remove waste materials such as urea | hemodialysis |
Surgical repair of a blood vessel | angioplasty |
Slow heartbeat | bradycardia |
Rapid breathing | tachypnea |
Enlargement of the heart | cardiomegaly |
Endocrine glands that are near (above) each kidney | adrenal |
Male gland that surrounds the base of the urinary bladder | prostate |
Discharge of watery waste from the colon | diarrhea |
Examination of urine as an aid in the diagnosis of disease | urinalysis |
Set of signs and symptoms of disease that occur together to indicate a disease condition | syndrome |
An abnormal collection of blood above the membrane covering the brain | epidural hematoma |
Blood clot | thrombosis |
Which doctor specializes in the treatment of the disease of connective tissue | rheumatologist |
Which doctor specializes in the treatment of children | pediatrician |
Enlargement of the heart | cardiomegaly |
Enlargement of the liver | hepatomegaly |
Tumor on the gland | adenoma |
Discharge of fluid from the nose | rhinorrhea |
Incision of the nose | rhinotomy |
Normal menstruation | menorrhea |
Excessive (more than normal) amount of sugar in the blood | hyperglycemia |
Underactive thyroid | hypothyroidism |
Low blood sugar | hypoglycemia |
Overactive thyroid | hyperthyroidism |
A condition in which blood is held back from an organ | ischemia |
Increase in malignant (cancerous) white blood cells in blood and bone marrow | leukemia |
A benign tumor of muscle | myoma |
Malignant tumor of muscle | myosarcoma |
Benign tumor of glandular cells | adenoma |
Cancerous tumor derived from glandular cells | adenocarcinoma |
A myocardial infarction | heart attack |
A cerebralvascular accident | stroke |
Enlargement of the liver | hepatomegaly |