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Prefixes/suffixes/general location Vocabulary

Prefixes/suffixes/general location Vocabulary. Day 1. Prefixes/ Suffixes. We will be learning a lot of these to help us learn new vocabulary Take these and give examples of actual words that have these prefixes and suffixes that have these meanings. Prefixes.

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Prefixes/suffixes/general location Vocabulary

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  1. Prefixes/suffixes/general location Vocabulary Day 1

  2. Prefixes/ Suffixes • We will be learning a lot of these to help us learn new vocabulary • Take these and give examples of actual words that have these prefixes and suffixes that have these meanings

  3. Prefixes • abdomin of or relating to the abdomen • acantho thorn or spine • aesthesio sensation • alb denoting a white or pale color • alg pain • brachi of or relating to the arm • brady slow

  4. Suffixes • -acal pertaining to • -acusis hearing • -algia pain • - aemia blood condition • -ase enzyme • -cele pouching • -centesis surgical puncture

  5. Perineal Sternal Deep Axillary Femoral Sacral Anterior Proximal Palmar Distal Posterior Anatomical Position Medial Popliteal Mediastinum Plantar Tarsal Pectoral Pelvic Genital Directional VocabularyLook these up and knowby tomorrow

  6. Flash Cards • Wonderful Tool to help memorize all the terms you will have to know in anatomy • It is very important to know and understand the vocab in chapter 1 b/c you will see it the rest of the semester.

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