LSUE NURS1000 Medical Terminology Exam 1.
(overview) eponym
a term derived from the name of a person
(overview) acronym
a term formed from the first letters of the words in a phrase
(overview) suffix
the end of a word
(overview) prefix
the beginning of a word
(overview) word root
the core of a word
(overview) combining forms
a word root with the combining vowel attached
(combining forms) aden/o
gland
(combining forms) anter/o
front
(combining forms) aut/o
self
(combining forms) bi/o
life
(combining forms) cancer/o
cancer
(combining forms) carcin/o
cancer
(combining forms) caud/o
tail (downward)
(combining forms) cephal/o
, head
(combining forms) chlor/o
green
(combining forms) cyan/o
blue
(combining forms) cyt/o
cell
(combining forms) dist/o
away (from the point of attachment)
(combining forms) dors/o
back
(combining forms) epitheli/o
epithelium
(combining forms) erythr/o
red
(combining forms) eti/o
cause (of disease)
(combining forms) fibr/o
fibrous, fibrous tissue
(combining forms) gno/o
knowledge
(combining forms) hemat/o
blood
(combining forms) hist/o
tissue
(combining forms) iatr/o
physician, medicine (also means treatment)
(combining forms) infer/o
below
(overview) eponym
a term derived from the name of a person
(overview) acronym
a term formed from the first letters of the words in a phrase
(overview) suffix
the end of a word
(overview) prefix
the beginning of a word
(overview) word root
the core of a word
(overview) combining forms
a word root with the combining vowel attached
(combining forms) aden/o
gland
(combining forms) anter/o
front
(combining forms) aut/o
self
(combining forms) bi/o
life
(combining forms) cancer/o
cancer
(combining forms) carcin/o
cancer
(combining forms) caud/o
tail (downward)
(combining forms) cephal/o
, head
(combining forms) chlor/o
green
(combining forms) cyan/o
blue
(combining forms) cyt/o
cell
(combining forms) dist/o
away (from the point of attachment)
(combining forms) dors/o
back
(combining forms) epitheli/o
epithelium
(combining forms) erythr/o
red
(combining forms) eti/o
cause (of disease)
(combining forms) fibr/o
fibrous, fibrous tissue
(combining forms) gno/o
knowledge
(combining forms) hemat/o
blood
(combining forms) hist/o
tissue
(combining forms) iatr/o
physician, medicine (also means treatment)
(combining forms) infer/o
below