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Introduction to Medical Terminology (Study Guide)
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 | adeno | gland |  | carcino | cancer |  | cardio | heart |  | chemo | chemical |  | ciso | to cut |  | dermato | skin |  | entero | small intestine |  | gastro | stomach |  | gyneco | female |  | hemato | blood |  | hydro | water |  | immuno | immune |  | laryngo | voice box |  | morpho | shape |  | nephro | kidney |  | neuro | nerve |  | ophthalmo | eye |  | oto | ear |  | patho | disease |  | pulmono | lung |  | rhino | nose |  | uro | urine, urinary tract |  | a- | without, away from |  | an- | without |  | ante- | before, in front of |  | anti- | against |  | auto- | self |  | brady- | slow |  | dys- | painful, difficult |  | endo- | within, inner |  | epi- | upon, over |  | eu- | normal, good |  | hetero- | different |  | homo- | same |  | hyper- | over, above |  | hypo- | under, below |  | infra- | under, beneath, below |  | inter- | among, between |  | intra- | within, inside |  | macro- | large |  | micro- | small |  | neo- | new |  | pan- | all |  | para- | beside, beyond, near |  | per- | through |  | peri- | around |  | post- | after |  | pre- | before, in front of |  | pseudo- | false |  | retro- | backward, behind |  | sub- | below, under |  | super- | above, excess |  | supra- | above |  | tachy- | rapid, fast |  | trans- | through, across |  | ultra- | beyond, excess |  | bi- | two |  | hemi- | half |  | mono- | one |  | multi- | many |  | nulli- | none |  | poly- | many |  | quad- | four |  | semi- | partial, half |  | tri- | three |  | uni- | one |  | -algia | pain |  | -cele | hernia, protrusion |  | -cise | cut |  | -cyte | cell |  | -dynia | pain |  | -ectasis | dilation |  | -gen | that which produces |  | -genesis | produces, generates |  | -genic | producing, produced by |  | -ia | state |  | -iasis | abnormal condition |  | -ism | state of |  | -itis | inflammation of |  | -logist | one who studies |  | -logy | study of |  | -lysis | destruction |  | -malacia | abnormal softening |  | -megaly | enlargement, large |  | -oma | tumor, mass |  | -osis | abnormal condition |  | -pathy | disease |  | -plasia | development, growth |  | -plasm | formation, development |  | -ptosis | drooping |  | -rrhage | excessive, abnormal flow |  | -rrhea | discharge, flow |  | -rrhexis | rupture |  | -sclerosis | hardening |  | -stenosis | narrowing |  | -therapy | treatment |  | -trophy | nourishment, development |  | -ac | pertaining to |  | -al | pertaining to |  | -an | pertaining to |  | -ar | pertaining to |  | -ary | pertaining to |  | -eal | pertaining to |  | -iac | pertaining to |  | -ic | pertaining to |  | -ical | pertaining to |  | -ile | pertaining to |  | -ior | pertaining to |  | -ory | pertaining to |  | -ose | pertaining to |  | -ous | pertaining to |  | -tic | pertaining to |  | -centesis | puncture to withdrawal fluid |  | -ectomy | surgical removal |  | -ostomy | surgically create an opening |  | -otomy | cutting into |  | -pexy | surgical fixation |  | -plasty | surgical repair |  | -rrhaphy | suture |  | -gram | record or picture |  | -graph | instrument for recording |  | -graphy | process of recording |  | -meter | instrument for measuring |  | -metry | process of measuring |  | -scope | instrument for viewing |  | -scopy | process of visually examining |  | word root | foundation of a word |  | prefix | beginning of a word |  | suffix | end of a word |  | combining vowel | vowel ("o") that links a word root to a suffix |  | combining form | writing a word root by itself |  | common prefixes | pertains to number, measurement, and meaning |  | common suffixes | pertains to condition, disease, and procedure |  | ancillary report | treatments/therapies a patient receives |  | nurses's notes | records a patient's care throughout the day |  | operative report | surgeon's report detailing an operation |  | discharge summary | outline of a patient's entire hospital stay |  | hospice | provides care for terminally ill patients |  | nursing homes | provide long-term care for those needing extended time |  | health maintenance organization (HMO) | provides services in a pre-paid system |  
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