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Prefixes Suffixes Root Words Oh My!

Prefix Colors: Erythro=red Leuko or Alb=white

Fast, slow, high, low Tachy=fast Brady=slow Hyper=high Hypo=low

Where is it? Exo=outside Intra or endo=inside Peri=around Ante=before Post=after Sub=below

How much? Macro=large Micro=small Semi or Hemi=half Bi=two

Other stuff Neo=new Dys=bad or difficult Contra=against A or An=without Hydro=water

Suffix Algia=pain Inflammation=itis Uria=urine Emia=blood

Surgical what? Otomy=cut into Ectomy=surgical removal Centesis=surgical puncture Plasty=surgical repair

Fast, slow, hard, large Megaly=large or enlarged Rrhea=excessive flow Stasis=stoppage Sclerosis=hardening

What is it? Ology=study of Ologist=specialist Osis=condition of Ic=pertaining to Pathy=a disease

Extra extra Plegia=paralysis Oma=tumor Gram=picture or tracing

Root words-organs pneum=lung cerebr=brain cardi=heart cyst=bladder hepat=liver gastr=stomach hyster=uterus nephr=kidney

On the head Cephal=head Oto=ear Ophthalm=eye Lingu=tongue Gingiv=gums Rhin=nose

muscles, joints, nerves, etc arthr=joint myo=muscle cyt=cell neur=nerve aden=gland derm=skin

Chest Thorac=chest Bronch=bronchial tubes cost=rib trach=trachea

Let’s review NPO means Nothing by mouth No particular order Never peel onions