acpertaining to | gramrecord; x-ray film | phagiaeating; swallowing |
alpertaining to | graphinstrument used to record | philialove |
arpertaining to | graphyprocess of recording; x-ray filming | philylove |
arypertaining to | iacondition of diseased or abnormal state | phobiaabnormal fear of, or aversion to specific objects or things |
ealpertaining to | iatryphysician; treatment | phoniasound or voice |
ialpertaining to | icianone who | phoriafeeling |
icpertaining to | ictalseizure; attack | physisgrowth |
ouspertaining to | ismstate of | plasiaformation; development; a growth |
agraexcessive pain | itisinflammation | plasmgrowth; substance; formation |
algiapain | lepsyseizure | plastyplastic or surgical repair |
apheresisremoval | lysisloosening; dissolution; separating | plegiaparalysis |
aseenzyme | lyticdestroy; reduce | pneabreathing |
astheniaremoval | malaciasoftening | poiesisformation |
atresiaabsence of a normal body opening; occlusion; closure | maniamadness; insane desire | porosispassage |
capniacarbon dioxide | megalyenlargement | prandialmeal |
celehernia; protusion | meterinstrument used to measure | praxiain front of; before |
centesissurgical puncture to aspirate fluid | metrymeasurement | ptosisdropping; sagging; prolapse |
cidalkilling | morphform; shape | ptysisspitting |
clasiabreak | odiasmell | salpinxfallopian tube |
clastbreak | odyniapain | sarcomamalignant tumor |
clysisirrigating; washing | oidresembling | schisissplit; fissure |
coccus (pl. cocci)berryshaped (a form of bacterium) | ologistone who studies and practices (specialist) | sclerosishardening |
crineseparate; secrete | ologystudy of | scopeinstrument used for visual examination |
critto separate | omatumor; swelling | scopyvisual examination |
cytecell | opiavision (condition) | scopicvisual examination |
desissurgical fixation; fusion | opsyto view | sepsisinfection |
dromerun; running | oorhagiarapid flow of blood | sisstate of |
ectasisstretching out; dilatation; expansion | orrhaphysuturing; repairing | spasmsudden, involuntary muscle contraction |
ectomyexcision or surgical removal | orrheaflow; excessive discharge | stasiscontrol; stop |
ectopiadisplacement | orrhexisrupture | stalsiscontraction |
emesisvomiting | osisabnormal condition (means increased when used with blood cell word roots) | stenosisconstriction; narrowing |
emiablood condition | ostomycreation of an artificial opening | thoraxchest |
erone who | otomycut into or incision | tociabirth; labor |
esiscondition | oxiaoxygen | tomeinstrument used to cut |
iasiscondition | paresisslight paralysis | tripsysurgical crushing |
gensubstance or agent that produces or causes | pathydisease | trophynourishment |
genesisorigin; cause | peniaabnormal reduction in number | ulelittle |
genicproducing; originating; causing | pepsiadigestion | uriaurine; urination |
pexysurgical fixation; suspension |