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This document provides prefixes, stems, and suffixes commonly used in hematologic terminology and their meanings. It includes over 50 prefixes, stems, and suffixes relating to concepts like cells, blood components, processes, structures, quantities, and diseases. For example, some prefixes listed are "a or an" meaning without/lack, "anti" meaning against, and "hyper" meaning greater/increased.
This document provides prefixes, stems, and suffixes commonly used in hematologic terminology and their meanings. It includes over 50 prefixes, stems, and suffixes relating to concepts like cells, blood components, processes, structures, quantities, and diseases. For example, some prefixes listed are "a or an" meaning without/lack, "anti" meaning against, and "hyper" meaning greater/increased.
This document provides prefixes, stems, and suffixes commonly used in hematologic terminology and their meanings. It includes over 50 prefixes, stems, and suffixes relating to concepts like cells, blood components, processes, structures, quantities, and diseases. For example, some prefixes listed are "a or an" meaning without/lack, "anti" meaning against, and "hyper" meaning greater/increased.
Prefixes, Stems, and Suffixes Used in the Formation of Hematologic Words
Prefix, Stem, Prefix, Stem,
or Suffix Meaning or Suffix Meaning
a or an without/lack meniscus crescent
aniso unequal meta after anti against micro small ante before mono one/single auto self morpho form/structure/appearance baso basic/alkaline blue dye multi many bi or di two myelo marrow bili bile neo new blast germ/immature cell neutro neutral chromo color oid resembling/from coagulo clotting ology study crena wrinkled oma tumor crit separate ortho normal cryo cold osis increase cyte or cyto cell pan all dys difficult/abnormal para next to emia blood patho or opathy disease eosin dawn/acidic orge-red dye penia poverty/decrease in cell # erythro red phago to eat globin globe/protein phil or phile love of granulo granule/granular philia increase in cell # hem or hemat blood plasia formation/growth hyper greater/increased poiesis making/cell growth hypo lesser/decreased poikilo variation/irregular intra within poly many iso same/equal post after itis inflammation pre or pro before karyo nut/nucleus pykno dense leuk white reticulo netlike lympho clear rubri red lysis dissolve/break up sidero or ferr iron macro large sphero round mega or megalo large/giant thrombo clot