combining forms
Prefixes/Suffixes
Drug Ends With
Sensory Terms
Potent potables
100

drug

pharmac/o

100

hearing

-acusis, -cusis

100

ARBS

-atan

100

surgical fixation or repair of the tympanic membrane

tympanoplasty

100

An intoxicated patient may complain of double vision.

diplopia

200

tongue

lingu/o

200

ear condition

-otia

200

ace inhibitors

-pril

200

(8th cranial nerve) pertaining to the vestibule and the cochlea

vestibulocochlear

200

The client who has consumed to much alcohol may report sensitivity or fear of the light.

photophobia

300

poison

tox/o

300

to stop

-static

300

beta blockers

-olol

300

vision changes related to old age or aging eyes

presbyopia

300

This area pertaining to the eye may be red after a night of drinking.

ocular

400

sleep

hypn/o, narc/o

400

to kill

-cide
400

calcium channel blockers

-pine

400

condition of dry eyes or failure to produce tears

xerophthalmia

400

Drinking alcohol and taking benzodiazepines together is contraindicated

against or opposite of indicated

500

eyelid

blaphar/o

500

pain

-algia

500
proton pump inhibitors

-azole

500

measurement of sense of hearing

audiometry

500

Continued use of alcohol may affect sensation and cause an anesthetic effect

without sensation