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trop(o)

to stimulate
trop(o)

to stimulate
-physis

growth
andr(o)

male or masculine
adren(o)

adrenal gland
xer(o)

dry
trich(o)

hair
pil(o)

hair
-phoresis

transmission
onych(o)

nail
heli(o)

sun
cry

cold
adip(o)

fat
phot(o)

light
ocul(o)

eye
noc(i)

cause harm, injury or pain
ment(o)

mind
lacrim(o)

tetar
kerat(o)

cornea, hand, horny
-esthesia

sensitivity to pain
darcry(o)

tear
tars(o)

ankle (somtimes, edge of eyelid)
spondyl(o)

vertebrae
phalang(o)

phalanx (bone of fingers and toes)
myel(o)

bone marrow or spinal cord
lumb(o)

lower back
cost(o)

crown
-clasia

break
chondr(o)

cartilage
carp(o)

carpus (wrist)
calcane(o)

calcaneus heel bone
-astenia

weakness
ankyl(o)

stiff
pseudo-

false
par(o)

bearing offspring
-gravida

pregnant female
-cyesis

pregnancy
-blast

immature, embryonic form
uter(o)

uterus
top(o)

place or position
salping(o)

fallopian or uterine tube anditory tube
orchid(o)

testis
oophor(o)

ovary
o(o)

ovum
lapar(o)

abdominal wall
hyster(o)

uterus
cervic(o)

neck, cervix uteri
vesic(o)

bladder or blister
olig(o)

few, scanty
noct(i)

night
cyst(o)

bladder, cyst, fluid-filled sac
-stalsis

contraction
-pepsia

digestion
lip(o)

fat, lipid
lact(o)

milk
hepat(o)

liver
gluc(o)

glucose
glyc(o)

sugar
-dipsia

thirst
chol(e)

bile
bil(i)

bil or gall
amyl(o)

starch
-stenosis

narrowing stricture
spir(o)

to breath sometimes, spiral
-ptysis

spitting
pneum(o)

lung or air
-pnea

breathing
phren(o)

mind or diaphragm
meta-

change, next in a series
embol(o)

embolus
-capnia

carbon dioxide
-ation

process
atel(o)

imperfect
sin(o)

sins
pulmon(o)

lung
ven(o)

vein
phleb(o)

vein
-ole

small
de-

down
coron(o)

crown
ather(o)

yellowish
arter(o)

artery
aden(o)

gland
vascul(o)

vessel
thromb(o)

clot
streps(o)

twisted
staphyl(o)

grape like cluster
spher(o)

round
seps(o)

infection
-poiesis

production
-phylaxis

protection
phil(o)

attraaction
nos(o)

disease
necr(o)

death
myc(o)

fungus
morph(o)

shape
kary(o)

nucleus
is(o)

equal
idi(o)

indivisual
iatr(o)

treatment
hydr(o)

water
home(o)

constant
hidr(o)

sweat
hema(o)

blood
hem(a)

blood
-cyte

cell
-cidal

killing
chrom(o)

color
aut(o)

self
-ate

to cause an action or the result of an action
-ant

that which causes
viscer(o)

viscera
umbilic(o)

umbilicus
thorac(o)

thorax (chest)
tel(e)

distant, far
somat(o)

body
som(a)

body
proxim(o)

near
medi(o)

middle
later(o)

side
infer(o)

lowermost or below
herni(o)

hernia
dors(o)

dorsal, back
dist(o)

distant, far
crani(o)

cranium (skull)
anter(o)

anterior or front
acr(o)

extremities arms and legs
uni-

one
ultra-

excessive
trans-

across
tachy-

fast
syn-

joined, together
sym-

joined, together
super(o)-

above, beyond
supra-

above, beyond
super-

above, beyond, excessive
sub-

beneath, under
retro-

behind, backward
tetra-

four
quad-

four
pro-

for, favoring, supporting
pre-

before in time or in place
primi-

first
post-

after, behind
poly-

many
per-

through or by
para-

near, beside, abnormal
pan-

all
mono-

one
micro-

small
meso-

middle
mal-

bad
macro-

large or great
ipsi-

same
intra-

within
inter-

between
infra-

beneath, under
in-

not or inside (in)
hypo-

beneath, below normal
semi-

half, parlty
hemi-

half, partly
eu-

good, normal
epi-

above, on
end-

inside
endo-

inside
en-

inside
extra-

out, without, away from
ex-

out, without, away from
ecto-

out, without, away from
dys-

bad, difficult
diplo-

double
dia-

through
contra-

aginst
brady-

slow
anti-

aginst
ante-

before in time or in place
-ad

towards
ab-

away from
xanth(o)

yellow
troph(o)

nutrition
tox(o)

poison
therm(o)

heat
scop(o)

instrument used for viewing
scler(o)

hard
schiz(o)

split
pyr(o)

fire
-ptosis

prolapse
pod(o)

foot
pleg(o)

paralysis
plast(o)

repair
plas(o)

formation
-phobia

abnormal fear
phas(o)

speech
phag(o)

eat
-ose

condition
-opia

vision
narc(o)

stupor
my(o)

muscle
metr(o)

measure
melan(o)

black
mega-

large
-mania

excessive preoccupation
log(o)

knowledge
lith(o)

stone
leps(o)

seizure
kinesi(o)

movement
-iac

one who suffers
hist(o)

tissue
gen(o)

beginning
-ium

membrane
-eum

membrane
erythr(o)

red
-emia

condition of the blood
cyt(o)

cell
cyan(o)

blue
chlor(o)

green
cephal(o)

head
-cele

hernia
carcin(o)

cancer
-ase

enzyme
algesi(o)

sensitive to pain
leuk(o)

white
alb(o)

white
-y

state or condition
-osis

condition
-ism

condition
iasis

condition
-ia

condition
-tic

pertaining to
-ous

pertaining to
-eal

pertaining to
-ary

pertaining to
-an

pertaining to
vas(o)

vessel
ur(o)

urinary track
-tripsy

surgical crushing
-tome

instrument for cutting
-stomy

formation
-stasis

stopping
-rrhexis

rupture
-rraphy

suture
-rrhage

excessive bleeding
-pexy

surgical fixation
-penia

deficiency
oste(o)

bone
-oid

resembling
nephr(o)

kidney
mast(o)

breast
mamm(o)

breast
-malacia

soft
-lysis

freeing
lys(o)

destruction
-graph

instrument for reading
-gram

a record
-emesis

vomiting
-edema

swelling
-ectomy

excision
-ectasia

dilation
-dynia

pain
dermat(o)

skin
derm(a)

skin
cutane(o)

skin
col(o)

colon
chir(o)

hand
encephal(o)

brain
cerebr(o)

brain
-centesis

surgical puncture
blephar(o)

eyelid
angi(o)

vessel
-algia

pain
nas(o)

nose
rhin(o)

nose
radi(o)

radiant energy
psych(o)

mind
ped(o)

child
path(o)

disease
ot(o)

ear
orth(o)

straight
ophthalm(o)

eye
-oma

tumor
onc(o)-

tumor
obstetr(o)

midwife
neur(o)

nerve
ne(o)

new
nat(o)-

birth
-ist

one who
-iatrician

practitioner
gynec(o)-

female
ger(o)-

elderly
gastr(o)-

stomach
esthesi(o)-

feeling
enter(o)-

small intestine
odont(o)-

teeth
dent(o)-

tooth
dent(i)-

tooth
crin(o)-

to secrete
cardi(o)

heart
bi(o)-

two
a-

without
an-

without
-al

pertaining to
-ic

pertaining to
-ac

pertaining to
-tomy

incision
-rrhea

discharge
ren(o)-

kidney
-plasty

repair
or(o)-

mouth
-logy

study of
-itis

inflammation
hyper-

more than normal
peri-

around
circum-

around
caud(o)

tail, towards the tail
arthr(o)

joint
articul(o)

articulation

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shawnika bradshaw

Description

uter (o)- uterus

Updated

2010-08-27T02:36:31Z

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