Aden/o : gland.

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Aden/o : gland

Adren/o : adrenal gland

Angi/o : vessel

Arteri/o : artery question: what’s the difference between a vein and an artery?

Arteriol/o

Arthr/o : joint

Atri/o : upper chambers of the heart

Balan/o : glans penis or glans clitoridis

Bronch/o, bronch/i Bronchiol/o

Cardi/o What muscle is working hard when you do a cardio workout?

Cerebell/o : “little brain” controls movement

Cerebr/o, cerebr/i Controls thought, imagination, judgment, decisions

Choledoch/o : common bile duct

Chondr/I, chondr/io, chondr/o cartilage

Chord/o cord, string

Cleid/o clavicle

Colp/o vagina

Cost/o rib

Cyst/I, cyst/o bladder, cyst, sac

Cyt/o cell

Duoden/o duodenum (first part of the small intestine)

Encephal/o brain

Enter/o intestine

Episi/o vulva

Fibr/o fibers

Gastr/o stomach

Gli/o gluey substance

Hepatic/o, hepat/o liver

Hist/o tissue

Hyster/o uterus

Ile/o ileum: final section of small intestine

Ili/o ileum, upper part of hip bone

Jejun/o jejunum, middle section of small intestine

Kerat/o horney tissue and cornea

Laryng/o larynx (voice box)

Lymph/o lymphatic vessels, lymphocyte

Mening/o membranes covering the brain and spinal cord

Metr/a, metr/o uterus

Myel/o bone marrow or spinal cord

My/o muscle

Myring/o eardrum

Nephr/o kidney

Neur/o nerve, nerves, nervous system

Oophor/o ovaries

Orchi/o, orchid/o testis, testes

Oss/eo, oss/I, ost/e, ost/eo bone or bones

Ovari/o ovary

Palat/o palate (roof of mouth)

Pharyng/o pharynx

Phleb/o vein or veins

Phren/I, phren/ico, phren/o diaphragm, mind

Pleur/o pleura, rib on side

Pneum/a, pneum/o, pneum/ato, pneum/ono lungs, respiration

Proct/o rectum, anus

Pulm/o lungs

Pyel/o pelvis or kidney

Rect/o rectum

Ren/I, ren/o kidney

Sacr/o sacrum

Salping/o fallopian or eustachian tube

Sarc/o flesh, muscular substance

Splen/o spleen

Spondyl/o vertebra, spinal column

Stern/o sternum

Tend/o, ten/o tendon

Thym/o thymus gland

Thyr/o thyroid gland

Trache/o trachea

Ureter/o ureter

Urethr/o urethra

Vas/o vessel or duct

Ven/e, ven/I, ven/o vein or veins question, do veins carry oxygenated or unoxygenated blood?

Viscer/o viscera