-
state of
- -sis
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: pro/gno/sis
-
control, stop, standing
- -stasis
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: meta/stasis
-
malignant tumor (suffix)
- -sarcoma
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: aden/o/sarcoma
-
condition of formation, development, growth
- -plasia
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: neo/plasia
-
abnormal condition
- -osis
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: cyan/osis
-
resembling
- -oid
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: neur/oid
-
one who studies and treats (specialist physician)
- -logist
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: onc/o/logist
-
disease
- -pathy
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: neur/o/pathy
-
growth, substance, formation
- -plasm
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: neo/plasm
-
tumor, swelling (suffix)
- -oma
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: fibr/oma
-
study of
- -logy
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE:onc/o/logy
-
red
- erythr/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: erythr/o/cyte
-
black
- melan/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: melan/oma
-
through, complete
- dia-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: dia/gno/sis
-
above, excessive
- hyper-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: hyper/plasia
-
blue
- cyan/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: cyan/osis
-
white
- leuk/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: leuk/o/cyte
-
painful, abnormal, difficult, labored
- dys-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: dys/plasia
-
yellow
- xanth/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: xanth/o/chrom/ic
-
physician, medicine (also means treatment)
- iatr/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: iatr/o/genic
-
tumor, mass (combining form)
- onc/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: onc/o/logist
-
rod-shaped, striated
- rhabd/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: rhabd/o/my/oma
-
green
- chlor/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: chlor/oma
-
smooth
- lei/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: lei/o/my/oma
-
disease (combining form)
- path/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: path/o/genic
-
body
- somat/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: somat/o/plasm
-
color
- chrom/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: chrom/ic
-
organ
- organ/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: organ/oid
-
system
- system/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: system/ic
-
cancer
- cancer/o, carcin/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: cancer/ous
-
knowledge
- gno/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: pro/gno/sis
-
cause (of disease)
- eti/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: eti/o/logy
-
internal organs
- viscer/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: viscer/al
-
nerve
- neur/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: neur/o/pathy
-
flesh, connective tissue
- sarc/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: sarc/oma
-
fiber
- fibr/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: fibr/o/sarcoma
-
cell (combining form)
- cyt/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: cyt/oid
-
nucleus
- kary/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: kary/o/plasm
-
muscle
- my/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: my/o/pathy
-
fat
- lip/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: lip/oma
-
tissue
- hist/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: hist/o/logy
-
epithelium
- epitheli/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: epitheli/oma
-
gland
- aden/o
- (combining form)
- EXAMPLE: aden/oma
-
new
- neo-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: neo/plasm
-
below, incomplete, deficient
- hypo-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: hypo/plasia
-
pertaining to
(3 answers)
- -al, -ic, -ous
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: epitheli/al
-
substance or agent that produces or causes
- -gen
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: carcin/o/gen
-
after, beyond, change
- meta-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: meta/stasis
-
before
- pro-
- (prefix)
- EXAMPLE: pro/gno/sis
-
cell (suffix)
- -cyte
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: erythr/o/cyte
-
producing, originating, causing
- -genic
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: carcin/o/genic
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