1. (9) The combining form thromb/o refers to: (a) Blood (b) Clot (c) Lymph (d) Vein (10) supra- (a) above (b) across (c) in (d) within

2. Apposed to become pregnant
Common prefixes
general
Without voice
Without air
A phonia
anaerobic
A without an
Against clotting
Apposed to become pregnant
Anticoagulation
contraception
Anti
against or apposed to
contra
Not watered
Dehydration
De from or not

3. Away from normal
abnormal
Ab away from
Around the heart
pericardium
Peri around
Placed outside
Secretion outside
Outside a vessel
Ectopic
Exocrine
extravascular
Ecto outside
Exo extra

4. Instrument for examination within
Within little box
Instrument for examination within
Within skin
Encapsulate
Endoscope
Intradermal
En within
Endo =
Intra =
Pertaining to upon skin
Epidermal
Epi upon
Between the ribs
Intercostal
Inter between
Beyond stopping
metastasis
Meta beyond or after

5. General prefixes Condition of difficult swallowing Dysphagia
Dys =painful or difficult or faulty
Normal thyroid function
Euthyroid
Eu =good or
normal
A new (abnormal) formation
neoplasia
Neo =new

6. Quantity or measurments prefixes
Pertaining to two or both sides
bilateral
Bi= two or both
Paralysis of half of the body
Half moon
Hemiplegia
semilunar
Hemi = half
Semi =half
Excessive fat in blood
hyperlipidaemia
Hyper = above or excessive
Condition of below normal temperature
hypothermia
Hypo = below or deficient

7. Pertaining to one color Pertaining to one side Monochromatic
Large cell
Macrocyte
Macro = large or long
Small cell
microcyte
Micro = small
Pertaining to one color
Pertaining to one side
Monochromatic
Unilateral
Mono = one
Uni =one
Condition of deficient urine
Oliguria
Oligo = Few or deficient
Inflammation of all colon
pancolitis
Pan = all

8. Condition of much urine
Pertaining to many cells
Polyuria
Multicellular
Poly
= many
Multi
Paralysis of all four limbs
Quadriplegia
Quadri = four
Pertaining to above the kidney
Beyond sound
Three angles
Suprarenal
ultrasound
triangle
Supra =above or
excessive
Ultra = beyond tri = three

9. Prefixes of Time Before labor Before ripe Before knowing Ante partum
Premature
prognosis
Ante =before
Pre =before
Pro =before
Condition of slow heart
Bradycardia
Brady = slow
Condition of fast heart beats
tachycardia
Tachy = fast
After operation
postoperative
Post =after or
behind
To make active again
Reactive
Re =again or back