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CHAPTER 3 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

NORMAL TONSILS Tonsil/o

Tonsillitis-tonsil/o, itis

ACROMEGALY  Acr/o  Megal/o

SPLENOMEGALY  Splen/o  Megal/o

BLEPHAROPTOSIS Blephar/o

BLEPHAROPLASTY

LAPAROSCOPY-lapar/o

LAPAROSCOPY

MASTECTOMY-mast/o

CYSTOCELE  Cyst/o  cele

RECTOCELE  Rect/o  cele

THORACENTESIS- thorac/o,centesis  Thorac/o-chest  -centesis-puncture of

LARYNGECTOMY-laryng/o  Laryng/o-throat  Ectomy-removal of

SARCOMAS-sarc/o, oma

NECROSIS OF THE TOES- necr/osis  Necr/o-death of tissue  osis-condition of

HYDRONEPHROSIS  Hydr/o  Nephr  osis

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS-arteri/o  Scler  osis

ANGIOPLASTY-angi/o  angio-vessel  Plasty-surgical procedure

STAPHYLOCOCCI-staphyl/o, cocci

Streptococci-strept/o, cocci

PHLEBOTOMY-phleb/o, otomy  Phleb/o-vein  Otomy-incision into

TRACHEOSTOMY

HYDROTHERAPY- hydr/o,therapy

OSTEOMALACIA  Oste/o-bone  Malacia-softening of

AMNIOCENTESIS  Amni/o-sac around fetus  Centesis-puncture into

MYELOGRAM  Myel/o-spinal cord  Gram-record of

CARDIOMYOPATHY- cardio/myo/pathy

 Col/o-colon (large intestine)  Ectomy-removal of COLECTOMY-col/ectomy

COLOSTOMY  Col/o-colon  Stoma-opening to form a mouth(stoma)

INGUINAL HERNIA  Inguin/o-groin  Al-pertaining to

MAMMOGRAM  Mamm/o-breast  Gram-record of

MASTITIS

PHLEBITIS & THROMBOPHLEBITIS  Phleb/o-vein  -itis-inflammation of

PNEUMONIA  Pneumon/o-lungs  Ia-pertaining to

PERITONITIS  Peritoneium-lining of organs  Peritone/oitis-inflammation

ENCEPHALITIS  Encephal/o-brain  Itis-inflammation

OTOSCOPE

OTOSCOPE & OPHTHALMOSCOPE

METASTASIS  META-BEYOND CONTROL  STASIS-CONTROLLING  Metastasis is a cancerous tumor that has spread from one site to another.  Example: cancer starts in kidney and can spread to brain

SUFFIXES  ALGIAITIS  CELELOGY  CENTESISMALACIA  COCCUSMEGALY  CYTEOMA  ECTOMYOPSY  EMIAOSIS  GENESISGENIC  GRAMPHOBIA  GRAPHPLASTY

SUFFIXES (CONT’D)  PTOSISTROPHY  SCLEROSIS-ER  SCOPE-IA  SCOPY-IST  STASIS-UM, IUM  STOMY-AC, IAC  THERAPY-AL  TOMY-AR, ARY, EAL

SUFFIXES (CONT’D)  -IC, ICAL  -OID  -OUS  -TIC

NEW WORDS  Along with the combining forms and the suffixes, define these terms:  AMNIOCENTESISLAPAROTOMY  ABDOMINOCENTESISCOLOSTOMY  ANGIOGRAPHYINGUINAL  LAPAROSCOPY CHEMOTHERAPY  TRACHEOTOMYPNEUMONITIS  ANGIOGRAMMASTITIS  LAPARASCOPEAXILLARY

NEW WORDS  HEMOSTASIS PNEUMONCOCCAL  PERICARDITISAGOROPHOBIA  MYALGIA CARDIOMYOPATHY  CEPHALGIAACROPHOBIA  METASTASISOTOSCOPE  RADIOTHERAPYPERITONITIS  RADIOGRAPHER PLEURITIS  RECTALISCHEMIA