This document lists medical terms and breaks them down by their prefixes, root words, and suffixes. The prefixes provide additional meaning about location or direction. The root words are usually derived from Greek or Latin and relate to anatomy or physiology. The suffixes modify the root words and often indicate a condition, process, or medical specialty. In total, the document deconstructs over 50 medical terms to illustrate how their meanings are derived from their linguistic components.
This document lists medical terms and breaks them down by their prefixes, root words, and suffixes. The prefixes provide additional meaning about location or direction. The root words are usually derived from Greek or Latin and relate to anatomy or physiology. The suffixes modify the root words and often indicate a condition, process, or medical specialty. In total, the document deconstructs over 50 medical terms to illustrate how their meanings are derived from their linguistic components.
This document lists medical terms and breaks them down by their prefixes, root words, and suffixes. The prefixes provide additional meaning about location or direction. The root words are usually derived from Greek or Latin and relate to anatomy or physiology. The suffixes modify the root words and often indicate a condition, process, or medical specialty. In total, the document deconstructs over 50 medical terms to illustrate how their meanings are derived from their linguistic components.