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2nd : Define Medical Terminology The main ideas: Define Medical Terminology. 2. Word Parts. 3. Combining Forms. 4. Suffixes

Define Medical Terminology? Medical terminology is a special vocabulary used by health care professionals for effective and accurate communication. Because it is based mainly on Greek and Latin words, medical terminology is consistent and uniform throughout the world.

Words are formed from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Word Parts : Words are formed from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. 1)Word Root: The fundamental unit of each medical word. This establishes the basic meaning of the word and is the part to which modifying prefixes and suffixes are added. 2)A suffix: Is a short word part or series of parts added at the end of a root to modify its meaning., such as -itis. 3)A prefix: Is a short word part added before a root to modify its meaning., such as pre.

Combining Forms: When a suffix beginning with a consonant is added to a root, a vowel (usually an o) is inserted between the root and the suffix to aid in pronunciation. A combining vowel may be added between a root and a suffix. -Thus, when the suffix –logy, meaning “study of,” is added to the root neur, meaning “nerve or nervous system,” a combining vowel is added: neur + o + logy = neurology (study of the nervous system)

Combining Forms: *Roots shown with a combining vowel are called combining forms. Note: A combining vowel usually is not used if the ending begins with a vowel. The root neur is combined with the suffix -itis, meaning “inflammation of,” in this way: neur + itis = neuritis (inflammation of a nerve)

2- Suffixes Beginning With rh 1- Words Ending In x When a word ending in x has a suffix added, the x is changed to a g or a c. For example, pharynx (throat) becomes pharyngeal (fa-RIN-je-al), to mean “pertaining to the throat”; coccyx (terminal portion of the vertebral column) becomes coccygeal (kok-SIJ-e-al), to mean “pertaining to the coccyx”; thorax (chest) becomes thoracotomy (thor-a-KOT-o-me) to mean “an incision into the chest.” 2- Suffixes Beginning With rh When a suffix beginning with rh is added to a root, the r is doubled: hem/o (blood) + -rhage (bursting forth) = hemorrhage (a bursting forth of blood) men/o (menses) + -rhea (flow, discharge) = menorrhea (menstrual flow)

D. combining vowel A combining vowel is an important connector between the root to aid in pronunciation, and it is comes to link the root to the suffix or to the other root. A combining vowel is usually the letter (O) , which has no meaning of its own It is not used if the ending ( suffix) begins with a vowel as in neuritis .

Examples: Component Cardi / o / gram Component Word root Combining   Cardi / o / gram Component Word root Combining Suffix Meaning Heart Vowel Record   Nephr / o / Logy Component Word root Combining Suffix Meaning Kidney Vowel Study of

E. Combining Form Is the combination of word root with the combining vowel ( o ) . Example : Cardi / o is a combining form consists of cardio with h means heart , and the combining vowel ( o ) .

Exercise(1): 1)Fill in the blanks: 1. A root with a vowel added to aid in pronunciation is called a 2. A word part that comes before a root is a(n) 3. Combine the word parts dia-, meaning “through,” and -rhea, meaning “flow,” to form a word meaning" passage of fluid stool.”. 4. Combine the root psych, meaning “mind,” with the suffix -logy, meaning “study of,” to form a word meaning “study of the mind.” Combining Forms Prefix Diarrhea Psychology

Multiple choice(MCQs): Select the best answer and write the letter of your choice to the left of each number. _____ 5. Which of the following is a compound word? a. urinary b. skeletal c. gastrointestinal d. coronary e. artery

_____ 6. The -ist in the word neurologist is a: a. prefix b. root c. suffix d. combining form e. conjunction

_____ 7. Endo- in endoscopic is a: a. root b. suffix c. combining form d. prefix e. derivation

Important W0rd Parts Root- gives the essential meaning of the term. Suffix- is the word ending. Prefix- is a small Part added to the beginning of a term. Combining vowel- connects roots to suffixes and roots to other roots. Combining form- is the combination of the root and the combining vowel.