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Veterinary Terminology TM The Building Blocks Suffix Root Prefix Combining Form Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Iso- Equal, same Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Multi- Many, much Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Uni- One Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Eu- Normal Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Ep-, Epi- On, upon Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Neo- New Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Post- After Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Pan- All Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM PREFIX Peri- Around Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -toxin Poison Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -megaly Abnormally large Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -ist One who studies Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -natal Birth Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -spasm Involuntary Contraction Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -al, -ic, -ac, -ous Pertaining to Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -graphy Recording of Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -phagia Eating, swallowing Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -lysis Destruction of Cystotomy: cutting into the urinary bladder Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM SUFFIX -oxia Oxygen Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Derm/o, dermat/i Skin Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Peritone/o peritonium Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Hydr/o Water Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Abdomin/o Abdomen Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Erythr/o Red blood cell Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Ur/o Urinary system Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Hepat/o Liver Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Copro/o Feces Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Cyan/o Blue Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Entr/o Interestines Veterinary Terminology TM

Veterinary Terminology TM ROOTS Gingiv/o Gums Veterinary Terminology TM