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Prefix usually indicates a number, time, position, direction, or negation. Suffix is a word element placed at the end of a word that changes the meaning of the word. In medical terminology, a suffix usually describes a pathology (disease or abnormality), symptom, surgical or diagnostic procedure, or part of speech.
Prefix usually indicates a number, time, position, direction, or negation. Suffix is a word element placed at the end of a word that changes the meaning of the word. In medical terminology, a suffix usually describes a pathology (disease or abnormality), symptom, surgical or diagnostic procedure, or part of speech.
Prefix usually indicates a number, time, position, direction, or negation. Suffix is a word element placed at the end of a word that changes the meaning of the word. In medical terminology, a suffix usually describes a pathology (disease or abnormality), symptom, surgical or diagnostic procedure, or part of speech.
Prefixes modify or qualify in some way the meaning of the word to which they are affixed.
Suffices are element that are added to combining form form nouns, adjectives or verbs. Most the nouns are abstract, that is indicate a state, quality, condition, procedure, or process A prefix is a word element attached to the beginning of a word or word root. However, not all medical terms have a prefix. Adding or changing a prefix changes the meaning of the word. The prefix usually indicates a number, time, position, direction, or negation. Many of the same prefixes used in medical terminology are also used in the English language. Prefix + Word Root + Suffix = Medical Word Meaning an- (without, not) + Esthes (feeling) + -ia (condition) = anesthesia condition of not feeling Hyper- (excessive, above normal) + therm (heat) + -ia (condition) = hyperthermia condition of excessive heat Intra- (in, within) + Muscul (muscle) + -ar (pertaining to) = intramuscular pertaining to within the Para- (near, beside; beyond) + nas (nose) + -al (pertaini ng to) = paranas al pertai ning to (area ) near the nose poly- many, much + ur (urine) + -ia (conditio n) = polyuria condi tion of much urine suffix A suffix is a word element placed at the end of a word that changes the meaning of the word. In the terms tonsill/itis, and tonsill/ectomy, the suffixes are -itis (inflammation) and -ectomy (excision, removal). Changing the suffix changes the meaning of the word. In medical terminology, a suffix usually describes a pathology (disease or abnormality), symptom, surgical or diagnostic procedure, or part of speech. Many suffixes are derived from Greek or Latin words. Combining Form + Suffix = Medical Word Meaning gastr/o (stomach) + -itis (inflammation) = gastritis inflammation of the stomach + -megaly (enlargement) = gastromegaly enlargement of the stomach + -oma (tumor) = gastroma tumor of the stomach + -itis (inflammation) = hepatitis nflammation of the liver hepat/o (liver) + -megaly (enlargement) = hepatomegaly enlargement of the liver + -oma (tumor) = hepatoma tumor of the liver prefixes a-.an- not, without, lacking, deficient ab- away from ad- toward ambi- both Amphi-, ampho- on both side, around, both Ana- up, back, again Ante- away from Anti- against, opposed to, preventing, relieving Apo- away from Bi- twice, both, double prefixes Cata-downward, disordered Circum- around Con- together, with, very, thoroughly Contra- against, opposite De-down, away from, absent Di-twice, double Dia- through, across, apart Dis-apart, away Dys- difficult, painful, defective, abnormal Ec-out of, away from Continued: Ecto-outside of En-in, into, within Endo,ento- within Epi- upon, over, above Eso-within, inner, inward Eu-good, normal, healthy Ex-out of, away from Exo- from the outside, toward the outside Extra-on the outside, beyond Hemi-half, partial, one side of the body Hyper- over, above, excessive, beyond normal prefixes Hypo- under, deficient, below normal In-in, into, not, very, throughly Infra-beneath, below Inter- between Intra-within Meta-change, after Non-not Ob-against, toward, very, throughly Para-alongside, around, abnormal Peri-around, surrounding Post-after, following, behind
prefixes Pre-before, in front of Pro-before, in front, forward Pros, prosth- in place of Re-back, again Retro-backward, in back, behind Se-apart, away from Semi-half Sub-under Super-over, above, excess Trans- across, through Syn-together, with, joined suffixes -a :state, condition -able; capable of -ac: pertaining to, located in -ad: toward -al; pertaining to, located in -an: pertaining to, located in -ar: pertaining to, located in -arium: place for -ary: pertaining to; place for -ase:name of enzymes
suffixes -asia,-asis; state, condition -ate: name of chemical substance; having, possessing -ce: state, condition -culus, -cula,-culum:form diminutives -cy: state, condition -eal: pertaining to, located in -ella: name of genera -ellus, - ella, -ellum: form diminutives -ema: state. Condition -esis, esia:state, condition, procedure -etic;-esis: pertaining to
suffixes -ia: state, condition -iac; person affected with -iasis: disease, abnormal condition -ible:capable of -ic: pertaining to, located in -ics: science of study of -id: pertaining to, -oid: particular shape -ide: name chemical substance -ile; pertaining to; capable of -illus, -illa, - illum: form diminutives -in, -ine ; name of substance, pertaining to, located in
suffixes -ion: the act of -ism: the state, condition, quality -ist: a person interested in -ite; name chemical substance -itic: pertaining to, pertaining to inflamation -it is ; inflamation -ium: membrane, connective tissue -ive; pertaining to -lent: full of -ma: abnormal, disease condition -ment; agent, instrument suffixes -oid, -ode, -id : indicate a particular shape -olus, -ola,-olum : form diminutives -oma : tumor -or; agent, instrument -orium: place for -ory: pertaining to -ose:name chemical substance, full of, resembling -osis: abnormal, disease condition -otic; pertaining to -ous: pertaining to, full of; characterized by
suffixes -sia: state, condition -sis; state, condition -ter: instrument, device -tic: pertaining to -ty; state, condition -ulus, -ulum, -ula, - ule : form diminutives -ure, - ura: result of -us: condition, person -y : state, condition
prefixes a-.an- not, without, lacking, deficient ab- away from ad- toward ambi- both Amphi-, ampho- on both side, around, both Ana- up, back, again Ante- away from Anti- against, opposed to, preventing, relieving Apo- away from Bi- twice, both, double prefixes Cata-downward, disordered Circum- around Con- together, with, very, thoroughly Contra- against, opposite De-down, away from, absent Di-twice, double Dia- through, across, apart Dis-apart, away Dys- difficult, painful, defective, abnormal Ec-out of, away from Continued: Ecto-outside of En-in, into, within Endo,ento- within Epi- upon, over, above Eso-within, inner, inward Eu-good, normal, healthy Ex-out of, away from Exo- from the outside, toward the outside Extra-on the outside, beyond Hemi-half, partial, one side of the body Hyper- over, above, excessive, beyond normal prefixes Hypo- under, deficient, below normal In-in, into, not, very, throughly Infra-beneath, below Inter- between Intra-within Meta-change, after Non-not Ob-against, toward, very, throughly Para-alongside, around, abnormal Peri-around, surrounding Post-after, following, behind
prefixes Pre-before, in front of Pro-before, in front, forward Pros, prosth- in place of Re-back, again Retro-backward, in back, behind Se-apart, away from Semi-half Sub-under Super-over, above, excess Trans- across, through Syn-together, with, joined Prefixes & suffixes Prefixes modify or qualify in some way the meaning of the word to which they are affixed.
Suffices are element that are added to combining form form nouns, adjectives or verbs. Most the nouns are abstract, that is indicate a state, quality, condition, procedure, or process suffixes -a :state, condition -able; capable of -ac: pertaining to, located in -ad: toward -al; pertaining to, located in -an: pertaining to, located in -ar: pertaining to, located in -arium: place for -ary: pertaining to; place for -ase:name of enzymes
suffixes -asia,-asis; state, condition -ate: name of chemical substance; having, possessing -ce: state, condition -culus, -cula,-culum:form diminutives -cy: state, condition -eal: pertaining to, located in -ella: name of genera -ellus, - ella, -ellum: form diminutives -ema: state. Condition -esis, esia:state, condition, procedure -etic;-esis: pertaining to
suffixes -ia: state, condition -iac; person affected with -iasis: disease, abnormal condition -ible:capable of -ic: pertaining to, located in -ics: science of study of -id: pertaining to, -oid: particular shape -ide: name chemical substance -ile; pertaining to; capable of -illus, -illa, - illum: form diminutives -in, -ine ; name of substance, pertaining to, located in
suffixes -ion: the act of -ism: the state, condition, quality -ist: a person interested in -ite; name chemical substance -itic: pertaining to, pertaining to inflamation -it is ; inflamation -ium: membrane, connective tissue -ive; pertaining to -lent: full of -ma: abnormal, disease condition -ment; agent, instrument suffixes -oid, -ode, -id : indicate a particular shape -olus, -ola,-olum : form diminutives -oma : tumor -or; agent, instrument -orium: place for -ory: pertaining to -ose:name chemical substance, full of, resembling -osis: abnormal, disease condition -otic; pertaining to -ous: pertaining to, full of; characterized by
suffixes -sia: state, condition -sis; state, condition -ter: instrument, device -tic: pertaining to -ty; state, condition -ulus, -ulum, -ula, - ule : form diminutives -ure, - ura: result of -us: condition, person -y : state, condition