What is the Medical Terminology word part for bone?
What is oste/o
What is the Medical Terminology word for the study of?
What is -logy
What is the Medical Terminology word for inflammation of the stomach?
What is gastritis
What does the Medical Terminology word pericarditis mean?
What is inflammation around the heart
What is the Medical Terminology word root for bladder?
What is Cysto?
What is the Medical Terminology word for lung?
What is Pneum/o or pulm/o
What is the Medical Terminology word for specialist of pharmacology?
What is pharmacologist
What is the Medical Terminology word part for tongue?
What is Lingu/o
What is the Medical Terminology -ectomy mean
What is removal; excision; resection
Where is your umbilicus (navel) located?
What is the abdomen
What is the Medical Terminology word for kidney?
What is ren/o
What is the Medical Terminology word for medical doctor who specialize in the study of the female body?
What is gynecologist
What is the Medical Terminology word part for heart?
What is cardi/o
This part of a medical word has no meaning. It's purpose is to connect a word root with a suffix and makes it easier to pronounce?
What is a Combining Form
What is the Medical Terminology word for poison?
What is Toxic?
What is the Medical Terminology word for skin?
What is dermat/o, -derma, or derm/o
What is the Medical Terminology word for the study of the skin?
What is dermatology
What is the Medical Terminology word part for adrenal gland?
What is adren/o
Considered an alternative medicine that deals with spinal disorders and nerve pain.
Who are chiropractors
In medical terminology this word element indicates a body part?
What is a Word Root
What is the Medical Terminology word part for red?
What is erythr/o
What is the Medical Terminology word for a doctor who specializes in treatment of the heart?
What is cardiologist
What is the Medical Terminology word part for head?
What is cephal/o
What does the Medical Terminology word cerumen mean
What is ear wax
What is the Medical Terminology word for runny nose?
What is "rhinorrhea" and "rhinitis"