Chapter 8 flashcards
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- fistula
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Latin noun
pipe
english derivative
fistula - vagina
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latin noun
sheath
english derivative
vagina - Tibia
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latin noun
shin bone
english derivative
tibia - axilla
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latin noun
armpit
english derivative
axilla - larva
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latin noun
ghost
english derivative
larva - lympha
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latin noun
clear water
english derivative
lymph - forma
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latin noun
shape
english derivative
form - palma
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latin noun
palm
english derivative
palm - tunica
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latin noun
garment
english derivative
tunic - membrana
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latin noun
skin
english derivative
membrane - urina
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latin noun
urine
english derivative
urine - sutura
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latin noun
seam
english derivative
suture - tuba
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latin noun
trumpet
english derivative
tube - valva
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latin noun
folding door
english derivative
valve - bacillus
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latin noun
small staff
english derivative
bacillus - cuneus
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latin noun
wedge
english derivative
cuneus - fungus
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latin noun
mushroom
english derivative
fungus - humerus
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latin noun
upper arm
english derivative
humerus - globus
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latin noun
sphere
english derivative
globe - digitus
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latin noun
finger
english derivative
digit - ileum
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latin noun
groin
english derivative
ileum - ovum
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latin noun
egg
english derivative
ovum - cerebrum
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latin noun
brain
english derivative
cerebrum - palatum
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latin noun
palate
english derivative
palate - intestinum
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latin noun
intestine
english derivative
intestine - aur
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combining form(s)
ear - later
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combining form
side - oss
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combining form
bone - radic
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combining form
root - sopor
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combining form
sleep - vas
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combining form
vessel - ae
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latin genitive ending
first declension
of the bladder - i
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latin genitive ending
second declension
of the uterus - orum
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latin genitive ending
second declension
of newborns - is
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latin genitive ending
third declension
of the tooth - masculine
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latin nominative
fourth declension
singular us (i.e. meatus)
plural us (i.e. meatus) - feminine
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latin nominative
fifth declension
singular es (i.e. rabies)
singular es (i.e. rabies) - neuter
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latin nominative
fourth declension
singular u (i.e. genu)
plural ua (i.e. genua) - masculine/feminine
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latin nominative
third declension
singular s* (i.e. cervix)
plural es (i.e. cervices) - ab(a- rarely before certain consonants; abs- before c and t)
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latin prefix
away from - ad(ac- before f; ag- before g; al- before l; an- before n; ap- before p; a- before sp; at- before t)
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latin prefix
to, toward - ambi
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latin prefix
both - ante
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latin prefix
before, forward - bi (bin, bis)
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latin prefix
two, twice, double, both - circum
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latin prefix
around - con(co- before h; col- before l; com- before e,m,&p; cor- before r)
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latin prefix
together, with, thoroughly, very - contra
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latin prefix
against, opposite - de
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latin prefix
down, away from, absent - dis( di- before v,g, and usually before l; dif before f)
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latin prefix
apart, away - ex( e- before certain consonants; ef before f)
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latin prefix
out of, away from - extra(rarely extro)
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latin prefix
on the outside, beyond -
1)
in( il- before l; im- before b,m,and p; ir- before r) -
latin prefix
in, into -
2)
in -
latin prefix
not -
3)
in( il- before l; im- before b,m,&p; ir- before r) -
latin prefix
very, thoroughly - infra
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latin prefix
beneath, below - inter
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latin prefix
between -
intra
( rarely intro) -
latin prefix
within - non
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combining form/prefix
nine, ninth - mult( often multi)
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latin prefix
many, much, affecting many parts - ob( oc- before c; op- before p)
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latin prefix
against, toward, very thoroughly - per( pel- before l)
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latin prefix
through, very, thoroughly - post
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latin prefix
after, following, behind - pre
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latin prefix
before, in front of - pro
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latin prefix
forward, in front - re
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latin prefix
back, again - retro
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latin prefix
backward, in back, behind - se
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latin prefix
apart, away from - semi
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latin prefix
half - sub( suf- before f; sup- before p)
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latin prefix
under - super( often supra)
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latin prefix
over, above, excess - trans
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latin prefix
across, through - ultra
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latin prefix
beyond, excess - uni
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combining form/prefix
one -
bi
bin
bis -
combining form/prefix
two, twice, double, both - tri
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combining form/prefix
three - quadr
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combining form/prefix
four - quint
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combining form/prefix
five, fifth -
sex
sext -
combining form/prefix
six, sixth - sept
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combining form/prefix
seven -
oct
octa -
combiningform/prefix
eight -
dec
deca -
combining form/prefix
ten, one-tenth - an
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latin suffix
adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in - ar
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to, located in - arium
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latin suffix
noun- forming suffix
denotes a place for something - ary
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to - ate
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
having the form of, posessing - ia
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latin suffix
noun- forming suffix - ian
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latin suffix
noun- forming suffix
indicates an expert in a certain field - ic
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to - id
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to - ile
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to, capable of - ine
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to, located in - ive
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
pertaining to - lent
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
full of - ose
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
full of - ous
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latin suffix
adjective- forming suffix
full of - ty
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latin suffix
noun- forming suffix - y
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latin suffix
noun- forming suffix - cle
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diminutive suffix
ventricle - ella
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diminutive suffix
rubella - il
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diminutive suffix
fibril - ola
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diminutive suffix
roseola - ule
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diminutive suffix
globule - culus
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diminutive suffix
ventriculus - ellum
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diminutive suffix
cerebellum - illa
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diminutive suffix
fibrilla - olus
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diminutive suffix
alveolus - ulus
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diminutive suffix
calculus - abdomin
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combining form(s)
belly, abdomen - adip
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combining form(s)
fat - bacill
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combining form(s)
[rod, staff] bacillus - burs
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combining form(s)
[leather sack] bursa - calc
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combining form(s)
stone, calcium, lime, (salts) - calor
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combining form(s)
heat, energy - capit
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combining form(s)
head - cerebr
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combining form(s)
brain - cost
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combining form(s)
rib - dent
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combining form(s)
tooth - dors
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combining form(s)
back (of the body) - extern
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combining form(s)
outer - fibr
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combining form(s)
fiber, filament - fistul
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combining form(s)
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body -
frig
frigor -
combining form(s)
cold - insul
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combining form(s)
island - intern
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combining form(s)
inner - meat
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combining form(s)
passage, opening, meatus (pronounced mee- ate`- us) - nas
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combining form(s)
nose - pur
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combining form(s)
pus -
radic
rad
radix -
combining form(s)
root - ren
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combining form(s)
kidney - sangui(n)
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combining form(s)
blood - son
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combining form(s)
sound - synov
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combining form(s)
synovial fluid, synovial membrane, sac - tub
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combining form(s)
[trumpet] tube - tuss
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combining form
cough - vacc
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combining form(s)
cow -
vir
virus -
combining form(s)
[poison, venom] virus - viscer
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combining form(s)
internal organ(s)