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The barrier muscle that separates the thorax from the abdominopelvic cavity.
Diaphragm
Root for chest
Thorax
Jointed backbone
Vertebr
Cheek
Bucc
Back
Dors
Belly
Ventr
Cartilage or gristle
Chondr
The region of the back between the thorax and the pelvis
Lumbar
To cutt (=-tom)
Sect (e.g. sect-ion) a piece of something that is the result of cutting.
Arrow
Sagitt
Crown
Coron
Middle
Mesial/Medial (Medial is most commonly used)
Nature or the the nature of living things
Physi (physiology)
The same
Home (home-o-stasis) In the same status or equilibrium
Compartment or chamber
Cell
Cell
Cyt (cyt-ology)
Matter
Plasm (cyt-o-plasm or cell matter)
Teeth
dontic (endo-dontic or inside the teeth)
Body
Soma (chrom-o-som-e or a colored body)
Colored
Chrom (chrom-o-som-e or a colored body)
Breakdown
Lys (lys-o-som-e or a breackdown body)
A 5-carbon sugar
Rib (poly/rib/o/som/e or a small body containing a 5-carbon sugar)
Bladder
Vesic (vesic/le or a little bladder)
Tissue or web
Hist (hist/ology)
Eat
Phage (macr/o/phage or a big eater)
Fat (=-lip)
Adipos
Band or sheet
Fasci (fasci/a or a band or sheet of connective tissue in the body)
Sacle
Squam (squam/ous)
Skin
Derm- or Cutan (sub/cutan/eous or below the skin)
Bone
Oste- or Oss- (oste/o/per/osis) (oss/i/fic/ation or making a bone)
Break
Clast (oste/o/clast or a bone break)
Connective tissue
Membran
Neck (also the neck of the uterus)
Cervic
Sour
Alkali or Acid
Liver
Hepar (hepat/o/megaly)
A small sac-like dilation
Alveolus
A small glass or container
Ampule
Artery
Arteri/o
A fluid secreted by the liver
Bile
Heel bone
Calcane
Clubfoot
Talipes
Calcium
calc/i
The joint between the arm and the hand
Carpus
The bones joining the leg to the foot (ankle)
Tarsus (tars/o)
Ribs
Costa
Pleural
Lungs
Sac
Cyst
Digit (fingers or toes)
Dactyl/o
Good
Eu- (eu/biotics or good health)
Stomach
gastr
A small hemorrhagic spot
Ecchymosis (pl. Ecchymoses)
The bone extending from the pelvis to the knee
Femor
One of the bones connecting the knee to the foot
Fibula
The bone extending from the sholder to the elbow
Humer/o
Dark, pigmented skin
Melanin
Blood in the stool
Melena
The combining word for "bones of the hand"
Meta/carpa (litterally "after the wrist")
Foot
Pedis (combining form is ped/i or ped/o)
Knee cap (litterally a shallow dish)
Patella
Finger
Phalang/o
Spine
Rach/i
Another word for spine
Spondyl/o (pronounced spawn-dill) (spondy/litis)
Breastbone
Sternum, Stern/o (stern/o/tomy)
The larger of the two bones conected the knee to the leg
Tibia, Tibi/o
Author
christinaahannum
ID
156933
Card Set
Medical Roots
Description
Roots
Updated
2012-06-03T17:47:10Z
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