root wrods
what root word does "Phleb/o, Ven/o" means
Veins
what does the suffix -logist mean
a specialist who studies or practices a specific field or branch of medicine.
what does the prefix Hyper- mean
high,excessive,above normal
the primary organ of the nervous system, located in the head.
brain
the network of organs and tissues that allow you to breathe.
respiratory system
what root word does gloss/o,ling
tounge
what does the suffix -megaly mean
abnormal or irregular enlargement
what does the prefix poly- mean
many
the primary physical barrier between the internal body and the external environment.
skin
the body’s primary command and communication center.
nervous system
what root word does Hepat/o mean
liver
what does the suffix -Cele mean
tumor
what does the prefix Endo- mean
inside, or within
fist-sized, bean-shaped organs located in your lower back, just below the rib cage.
kidney
governs movement, stability, and internal functions
muscular system
curve, or bent
what does the suffix -iasis mean
disease
what does the prefix per- mean
through
an elongated, tadpole-shaped glandular organ located deep in the upper abdomen, behind the stomach.
pancreas
a vital biological system responsible for removing metabolic wastes, toxins, and excess water from the body to maintain internal stability, or homeostasis.
excretory system
what does the root word pyel/o mean
renal pelvis
what does the suffix -oid mean
resembaling
what does the prefix meta- mean
beyond
a small, pear-shaped muscular sac located under the liver in the upper right abdomen.
gall bladder
a vital network of tissues, vessels, and organs that work together to maintain fluid balance, absorb fats, and defend your body against infections.
lymphatic system