Medical Roots
Medical Suffixes
Medical Prefixes
Directional terms
Movement Patterns
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This root word means heart

What is cardio

100

This suffix means pertaining to 

What is -ac, -al, -ar, -ary, -ic, iac?

100

This prefix means against

What is anti?

100

This means above

What is superior?
100

Chin ups require this pair of motions at the elbow

What is flexion and extension?

200

This root word means skin

What is derm or dermat?

200

This prefix means inflammation

What is -itis?

200

This prefix means before

What is pre?

200

This means away from the origin or core

What is distal?

200

Pointing your knees toward each other requires this movement at the hip

What is internal rotation?

300

This root word means stomach

What is gastr?

300

This prefex means enlarged

What is -megaly?

300
This prefix means half

What is hemi?

300

This term means closer to the surface

What is superficial?

300

Only your thumb can do this motion

What is opposition?

400

This root word means joint

What is arthr

400

This prefix means removal of

What is -ectomy?

400

This prefix means many

What is multi?

400

This term means lying face down

What is prone?

400

Your shoulders and hips are the only joints that can do this motion

What is circumduction?

500

This root word means lung

What is pulmon?

500

This prefix means resembling or like?

What is -oid?
500

This prefix means new

What is neo?

500

This term means pertaining to both sides of the body

What is bilateral?

500

Saying "what?" or  "I don't know" with your hands requires this movement of the distal arm

What is supination?

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