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Medical Vocabulary Lesson 4 2

Terms

undefined, object
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Aut-
combining form
self
crin-
combining form
[separate] secrete, secretion
esthe(s)-
combining form
sensation, sensitivity, sense
gen(e)-, -gen
combining form
come into being; produce
gram-
combining form
[something written] a record
graph-
combining form
write, record
iatr-
combining form
healer, physician; treatment
idi-
combining form
of one's self
kine-
combining form
move
kines(i)-
combining form
movement, motion
ly(s)-
combining form
destroy, breakdown
myx-
combining form
mucus
orth-
combining form
straight, erect; normal
ot-
combining form
ear
path-
combining form
[suffering] disease
phil-
combining form
love; have an affinity for
pt-
combining form
fall, sag, drop, proplase
pyr-
combining form
[fire] fever, burning
pyret-
combining form
fever
pyrex-
combining form
be feverish
rhe-
combining form
[run]flow, secrete
rhag-
combining form
[burst forth] flow profusely, hemorrhage
rhex-
combining form
rupture
rhin-
combining form
nose
scop-
combining form
look at, examine
sep-
combining form
[be putrid] be infected
ta-
combining form
stretching
tel-
combining form
end, completion
ten-, tenon(t)-
combining form
tendon
therap(eu)-
combining form
treat medically, heal
tom-
combining form
a cutting, slice, incision
ton-
combining form
[a stretching] (muscular) tone, tension
-ectasia, -ectasis
compound suffix form
dilation, enlargement
-ectomy
compound suffix form
surgical excision; removal of all (total excision) or part (partial excision) of an organ
-gen
compound suffix form
substance that produces (something)
-genesis
compound suffix form
formation, origin
-genic
compound suffix form
causing, producing, caused
-genous
compound suffix form
by, produced by or in
-gram
compound suffix form
a record of activity of an organ (often an x-ray)
-graph
compound suffix form
an instrument for recording the activity of an organ
-graphy
compound suffix form
(1)the recording of activity of an organ (usually by x-ray examination) (2) a descriptive treatise (on a subject)
-lysis
compound suffix form
dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintegration
-lytic
compound suffix form
pertaining to dissolution or decomposition, disintegration (forms adjectives from words ending in -lysis)
-pathy
compound suffix form
disease
-ptosis
compound suffix form
dropping, sagging, proplase (of an organ of part)
-rrhagia
compound suffix form
profuse discharge, hemorrhage
-rrhea
compound suffix form
profuse discharge, excessive secretion
-rrhexis
compound suffix form
bursting (of tissues), rupture
-scope
compound suffix form
an instrument for examinig
-scopy
compound suffix form
examination
-tome
compound suffix form
a surgical instrument for cutting
-tomy
compound suffix form
surgical incision

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