CLST301 Module 4

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blephar-

eyelid
chori-

choroid; middle layer of the eye
choroid-

choroid; middle later of the eye
conjunctiv-

conjunctiva; membrane that lines the eyelid
cor-

pupil
core-

pupil
pupill-

pupil
cycl-

ciliary body; the structure encircling the lens
ciliar-

ciliary body; the structure encircling the lens
cili-

ciliary body; the structure encircling the lens
dacry-

tear; tear sac
lacrim-

tear; tear sac
dacryocyst

tear sac
ir-

iris
irid-

iris
kerat-

cornea
cerat-

cornea
cornu-

cornea
corne-

cornea
ophthalm-

eye
ocul-

eye
opt-

eye; vision
phac-

lens
phak-

lens
lent-

lens
retin-

retina; inner layer of the eye
scler-

sclera; outer layer of the eye
auricul-

auricle; pinna; the outter structure of the ear
cochle-

cochlea [liquid-filled structure through which sound vibrations pass]
incud-

incus; anvil-shaped bone of the middle ear
labyrinth-

labyrinth; inner ear
malle-

malleus; hammer-shaped bone of the middle ear
myring-

ear drum; tympanum
ot-

ear
aur-

ear; hearning
phon-

voice; sound
staped-

stapes; stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear
stapedi-

stapes; stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear
tympan-

ear drum; tympanum; middle ear [includes eardrum, malleus, stapes, and incus]
andr-

male
anthrop-

human being
hom-

human being
homin-

human being
bi-

life
vit-

life
dem-

people
dips-

thirst
gam-

marriage; sexual union
ger-

old person/people; old age
geront-

old person/people; old age
gyn-

female
gyne-

female
gynec-

female
gynaec-

female
hapt-

sense of touch; touch
haph-

sense of touch; touch
hygien-

health
iatr-

medicine; physician
mis-

aversion (to something or someone)
mort-

death; corpse
thanat-

death; corpse
necr-

death; dead tissues/cells; corpse
narc-

stupor; sleep
nat-

birth; born
ped-

child
paed-

child
-acousia

sense of hearing
-acousis

sense of hearing
-algesia

pain
-odynia

pain
-aphia

sense of touch
-centesis

surgical punture [of an organ, to withdraw fluid]
-cyte

cell
-dipsia

thirst
-ectasis

dilation; expansion
-ectasia

dilation; expantion
-ectopia

malposition; displacement
-ectopy

malposition; displacement
-edema

fluid-filled swelling (of an organ or structure)
-gamy

marriage; sexual union
-geusia

sense of taste
-geustia

sense of taste
-iatry

study oftretment [in reference to the medical profession or a physician]
-iatrics

study and treatment [in reference ot the medical profession or physician]

Author

eunice

190511

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CLST301 Module 4

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CLST301 Module 4 anatomical roots: the eye and the ear

Updated

2012-12-23T11:27:42Z

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