-
record, radiographic image
- -gram
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: ren/o/gram
-
cut, section
- tom/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/tom/o/gram
-
scanty, few
- olig/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: olig/uria
-
loosening, dissolution, separating
- -lysis
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/lysis
-
surgical crushing
- -tripsy
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: lith/o/tripsy
-
urine, urination
- -uria
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: py/uria
-
glomerulus
- glomerul/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: glomerul/o/nephr/itis
-
kidney (2 CFs)
- nephr/o, ren/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: ren/o/gram
-
urea, nitrogen
- azot/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: azot/emia
-
urethra
- urethr/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: urethr/o/plasty
-
water
- hydr/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: hydr/o/nephr/osis
-
developing cell, germ cell
- blast/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/blast/oma
-
albumin
- albumin/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: albumin/uria
-
ureter
- uretrer/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: ureter/o/stomy
-
drooping, sagging, prolapse
- -ptosis
- (suffix)
- nephr/o/ptosis
-
urine, urinary tract (2 CFs)
- urin/o, ur/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: urin/ary
-
sound
- son/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/son/o/graphy
-
night
- noct/i
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: noct/uria
-
stone, calculus
- lith/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: lith/o/tripsy
-
sugar (2 CFs)
- glyc/o, glycos/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: glycos/uria
-
condition (2 suffixes)
- -iasis, -esis
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/lith/iasis
-
nourishment, development
- -trophy
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/hyper/trophy
-
renal pelvis
- pyel/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: pyel/o/plasty
-
meatus (opening)
- meat/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: meat/o/tomy
-
bladder, sac (2 CFs)
- cyst/o, vesic/o
- (CF)
- EXAMPLE: cyst/itis
-
enlargement
- -megaly
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: nephr/o/megaly
-
suturing, repairing
- -rrhaphy
- (suffix)
- EXAMPLE: cyst/o/rrhaphy
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