医学英语词汇(前后缀,词根)
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chondr
cartilage
chori
chorion
chrom
color
clavic
clavicle (collarbone)
clavicul
clavicle (collarbone)
col
colon
colp
vagina
coni
dust
conjunctiv
conjunctiva
core
pupil
corne
aden
gland
adrenal
adrenal gland
adren
adrenal gland
aer
air; gas
albumin
albumin
algesi
pain
alveol
alveolus
ambly
dull; dim
amni
amnion
amnion
amnion
amyl
starch
andr
male
electr
electricity, electrical activity
calcium
cancer
cancer
carcin
cancer
cardi
heart
carp
carpals (wrist bones)
caud
tail; toward the lower part of the body
cec
cecum
celi
abdomen (abdominal cavity)
cephal
Like every other language, medical terminology has changed over time. The basis for medical terminology; however, remains the same. The majority of medical terms are based in Latin or Greek.
cornea
coron
heart
cortic
cortex (outer layer of body organ)
cor
pupil
cost
rib
crani
cranium (skull)
cry
cold
crypt
hidden
culd
culdesac
cutane
skin
cyan
blue
cyes
pregnancy
angi
vessel
anis
unequal; dissimilar
ankyl
crooked; stiff; bent
antr
antrum
an
anus
aort
aorta
aponeur
aponeurosis
appendic
appendix
arche
first; beginning
arteri
artery
Medical Terminology
msjensen.cehd.umn.edu/1135/Worksheets/medterms/default.html
Different professions have different "languages". An example of this is auto maintenance: automobile mechanics use terms to describe the objects and situations they encounter while working, such as "master cylinder" and "oil filter". Comparatively, medical workers use terms to describe the objects and situations encountered in their fields, such as "hepatitis" and "intravenous". The words - or terms - which make up the language of medicine are referred to as the terminology of the medical field, or Medical Terminology.
Roots
Word Root
Definition
abdomin
abdomen
acanth
thorny, spiny
acetabul
acetabulum (hip socket)
acou
hearing
acr
extremities; height
actin
ray; radius
adenoid
adenoids
cyst
bladder; sac
cyt
cell
dacry
tear, tear duct
dactyl
fingers or toes
dent
tooth
dermat
skin
derm
skin
dextr
right
diaphor
sweat
diaphragmat
diaphragm
dipl
two; double
dips
head
cerebell
cerebellum
cerebr
cerebrum, brain
cerumin
cerumen (earwax)
cervic
cervix
cheil
lip
chir
hand
cholangi
bile duct
chol
gall; bile
choledoch
common bile duct
thirst
disk
intervertebral disk
diverticul
diverticulum
dors
back (of the body)
du来自百度文库den
duodenum
dur
hard; dura mater
dynam
power or strength
ech
sound
ectop
located away from usual place
arteriol
arteriole (small artery)
arthr
joint
articul
joint
atel
imperfect; incomplete
ather
yellowish; fatty plaque
atri
atrium
aur
ear
aut
self
axill
armpit
azot
urea; nitrogen
bacteri
bacteria
balan
glans penis
bi
life
bil
bile
blast
developing cell
blephar
eyelid
brachi
arm
bronch
bronchus
bronchiol
bronchiole
bucc
cheek
burs
bursa (cavity)
calc
cartilage
chori
chorion
chrom
color
clavic
clavicle (collarbone)
clavicul
clavicle (collarbone)
col
colon
colp
vagina
coni
dust
conjunctiv
conjunctiva
core
pupil
corne
aden
gland
adrenal
adrenal gland
adren
adrenal gland
aer
air; gas
albumin
albumin
algesi
pain
alveol
alveolus
ambly
dull; dim
amni
amnion
amnion
amnion
amyl
starch
andr
male
electr
electricity, electrical activity
calcium
cancer
cancer
carcin
cancer
cardi
heart
carp
carpals (wrist bones)
caud
tail; toward the lower part of the body
cec
cecum
celi
abdomen (abdominal cavity)
cephal
Like every other language, medical terminology has changed over time. The basis for medical terminology; however, remains the same. The majority of medical terms are based in Latin or Greek.
cornea
coron
heart
cortic
cortex (outer layer of body organ)
cor
pupil
cost
rib
crani
cranium (skull)
cry
cold
crypt
hidden
culd
culdesac
cutane
skin
cyan
blue
cyes
pregnancy
angi
vessel
anis
unequal; dissimilar
ankyl
crooked; stiff; bent
antr
antrum
an
anus
aort
aorta
aponeur
aponeurosis
appendic
appendix
arche
first; beginning
arteri
artery
Medical Terminology
msjensen.cehd.umn.edu/1135/Worksheets/medterms/default.html
Different professions have different "languages". An example of this is auto maintenance: automobile mechanics use terms to describe the objects and situations they encounter while working, such as "master cylinder" and "oil filter". Comparatively, medical workers use terms to describe the objects and situations encountered in their fields, such as "hepatitis" and "intravenous". The words - or terms - which make up the language of medicine are referred to as the terminology of the medical field, or Medical Terminology.
Roots
Word Root
Definition
abdomin
abdomen
acanth
thorny, spiny
acetabul
acetabulum (hip socket)
acou
hearing
acr
extremities; height
actin
ray; radius
adenoid
adenoids
cyst
bladder; sac
cyt
cell
dacry
tear, tear duct
dactyl
fingers or toes
dent
tooth
dermat
skin
derm
skin
dextr
right
diaphor
sweat
diaphragmat
diaphragm
dipl
two; double
dips
head
cerebell
cerebellum
cerebr
cerebrum, brain
cerumin
cerumen (earwax)
cervic
cervix
cheil
lip
chir
hand
cholangi
bile duct
chol
gall; bile
choledoch
common bile duct
thirst
disk
intervertebral disk
diverticul
diverticulum
dors
back (of the body)
du来自百度文库den
duodenum
dur
hard; dura mater
dynam
power or strength
ech
sound
ectop
located away from usual place
arteriol
arteriole (small artery)
arthr
joint
articul
joint
atel
imperfect; incomplete
ather
yellowish; fatty plaque
atri
atrium
aur
ear
aut
self
axill
armpit
azot
urea; nitrogen
bacteri
bacteria
balan
glans penis
bi
life
bil
bile
blast
developing cell
blephar
eyelid
brachi
arm
bronch
bronchus
bronchiol
bronchiole
bucc
cheek
burs
bursa (cavity)
calc