Anatomy & Organs
The medical prefix Derm- refers to this organ.
What is Skin?
The prefix Endo- means this location.
What is Inside?
The suffix -Itis indicates this physiological condition.
What is Swelling of (inflammation)?
The numerical prefix Bi- stands for this quantity.
What is Two?
The common suffix -Ology translates to this definition.
What is The study of?
The prefix Cardi- pertains to this vital organ.
What is the Heart?
The prefix Sub- indicates this relative position.
What is Below?
The prefix Hyper- describes this level or intensity.
What is Extreme (or abnormally high)?
The size prefix Micro- means this scale.
What is Small?
The surgical suffix -Ectomy means this procedure.
What is Removal?
The prefix Hepa- refers to this organ.
What is the Liver?
The directional prefix Circum- means this pattern.
What is Around a circle?
The suffix -Oma refers to this abnormal mass.
What is a Tumor?
The prefix Erythr- denotes this color.
What is Red?
The suffix -Scopy involves this procedure.
What is Using a camera to view?
The prefix Ren- refers to this organ.
What is the Kidney?
The prefix Trans- defines movement in this direction.
What is Across?
The prefix Thromb- refers to this vascular issue.
What is a Blood clot?
The prefixes Leuk- or Alb- both stand for this color.
What is White?
The suffix -Stomy refers to creating one of these.
What is a Medically created hole?
The root Chond- refers to this flexible connective tissue.
What is Cartilage?
The prefix Inter- describes being positioned here.
What is Between?
The suffix -Scler describes this tissue change.
What is Hardening?
The numerical prefix Quad- stands for this count.
What is Four?
The diagnostic suffix -Opsy means this action.
What is Examination of?