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Dive into the intricate world of medical terminology by exploring essential prefixes and suffixes. This chapter covers key terms such as carp/o (carpals), gloss/o (glossal), and concepts like prenatal vs. postnatal care, septic conditions, and diagnostic procedures. Learn how prefixes like "brady-" (slow) and "hyper-" (excessive) change meanings in healthcare contexts. Gain insights into various terms associated with respiratory issues (apnea, dyspnea), obstetric terms (antepartum, postpartum), and more to enhance your medical vocabulary.
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Carp/o • Carpals • Meta carpals
Gloss/o • Glossal
Nat/i • Prenatal • Postnatal
Seps/o • Septic • Antiseptic
Thyr/o • Thyroglossal
Tox/o • Toxic • Toxin
Suffixes • -partum • Postpartum • Antepartum
-Pnea • Apnea • Sleep apnea • Eupnea
-rrhea • Diarrhea • Rhinorrhea
Cibum • Antecibum • Postcibum • Medical Abbreviation=ac, pc
Prefixes • a-, an- apnea, anoxia • Trans-transfusion • Ox/o, oxygen, anoxia
Trans- transfusion • Uni-unilateral • Re-relapse • Bi-bilateral
Contra-contraindication • Macro-macrocephalic
Antibiotic • Antitoxin
Brady- • Bradycardia
Con- • Congenital anomaly • De- • Dehydration
Congenital anomaly-spina bifida • Syndactyl syn, dactyl
Dys- • Dyspnea • Dysuria • Ec, ecto • Ectopic pregnancy
Endo- • Endoscope • Endotracheal • Endocardium • Hemi • Hemiglossectomy
Hyper- • Hyperglycemia • Hypo- • Hypodermic • Hypoglycemia
Intra- • Intravenous
Mal Poly • malaise polyuria • malignant • Neo • Newborn Dialysis Dia lysis
tachy • Tachycardia • tachypnea