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a-<\/strong> (abcence of, without)<\/p>\n\n

an-<\/strong> (absence of, without)<\/p>\n\n

dys-<\/strong> (difficult, painful, abnormal, laboured)<\/p>\n\n

endo-<\/strong> (within, in)<\/p>\n\n

eu-<\/strong> (normal, good)<\/p>\n\n

hyper-<\/strong> (above, excessive)<\/p>\n\n

hypo-<\/strong> (below, incomplete)<\/p>\n\n

intra-<\/strong> (within, in)<\/p>\n\n

poly-<\/strong> (many, much)<\/p>\n\n

tachy-<\/strong> (fast, rapid)<\/p>\n"},"library":"H5P.AdvancedText 1.1","subContentId":"75bd2d2d-b561-4cdf-813e-5ec455c892cf","metadata":{"contentType":"Text","license":"U","title":"Untitled Text"}},"title":"Prefix"},{"content":{"params":{"text":"

adenoid\/o<\/strong> (adenoids)<\/p>\n\n

alveol\/o<\/strong> (alveolus)<\/p>\n\n

atel\/o<\/strong> (imperfect, incomplete)<\/p>\n\n

bronch\/o<\/strong> (bronchus)<\/p>\n\n

bronchi\/o<\/strong> (bronchus)<\/p>\n\n

capn\/o<\/strong> (carbon dioxide)<\/p>\n\n

diaphragmat\/o<\/strong> (diaphragm)<\/p>\n\n

epiglott\/o<\/strong> (epiglottis)<\/p>\n\n

hem\/o<\/strong> (blood)<\/p>\n\n

hemat\/o<\/strong> (blood)<\/p>\n\n

laryng\/o<\/strong> (larynx)<\/p>\n\n

lob\/o<\/strong> (lobe)<\/p>\n\n

muc\/o<\/strong> (mucus)<\/p>\n\n

nas\/o<\/strong> (nose)<\/p>\n\n

orth\/o<\/strong> (straight)<\/p>\n\n

ox\/i<\/strong> (oxygen)<\/p>\n\n

pharyng\/o<\/strong> (pharynx)<\/p>\n\n

phon\/o<\/strong> (sound, voice)<\/p>\n\n

phren\/o<\/strong> (diaphragm)<\/p>\n\n

pleur\/o<\/strong> (pleura)<\/p>\n\n

pneum\/o<\/strong> (lung, air)<\/p>\n\n

pneumon\/o<\/strong> (lung, air)<\/p>\n\n

penumat\/o<\/strong> (lung)<\/p>\n\n

pulmon\/o<\/strong> (lung)<\/p>\n\n

py\/o<\/strong> (pus)<\/p>\n\n

radi\/o<\/strong> (x-rays, ionizing radiation)<\/p>\n\n

respir\/o<\/strong> (breath, breathing)<\/p>\n\n

rhin\/o<\/strong> (nose)<\/p>\n\n

sept\/o<\/strong> (septum)<\/p>\n\n

sinus\/o<\/strong> (sinus)<\/p>\n\n

somn\/o<\/strong> (sleep)<\/p>\n\n

son\/o<\/strong> (sound)<\/p>\n\n

spir\/o<\/strong> (breathe, breathing)<\/p>\n\n

thorac\/o<\/strong> (thorax, chest cavity)<\/p>\n\n

tom\/o (to cut, section, slice)<\/p>\n\n

tonsill\/o<\/strong> (tonsil)<\/p>\n\n

trache\/o<\/strong> (trachea)<\/p>\n\n

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-algia<\/strong> (pain)<\/p>\n\n

-ar<\/strong> (pertaining to)<\/p>\n\n

-ary<\/strong> (pertaining to)<\/p>\n\n

-cele<\/strong> (hernia, protrusion)<\/p>\n\n

-centesis<\/strong> (surgical puncture to aspirate fluid)<\/p>\n\n

-eal<\/strong> (pertaining to)<\/p>\n\n

-ectasis<\/strong> (stretching out, dilation, expansion)<\/p>\n\n

-emia<\/strong> (in the blood)<\/p>\n\n

-gram<\/strong> (the record, radiographic image)<\/p>\n\n

-graph<\/strong> (instrument used to record)<\/p>\n\n

-graphy<\/strong> (process of recording, radiographic imaging)<\/p>\n\n

-meter<\/strong> (instrument used to measure)<\/p>\n\n

-metry<\/strong> (measurement)<\/p>\n\n

-pexy<\/strong> (surgical fixation, suspension)<\/p>\n\n

-pnea<\/strong> (breathing)<\/p>\n\n

-rrhagia<\/strong> (rapid flow of blood, excessive bleeding)<\/p>\n\n

-scope<\/strong> (instrument used for visual examination)<\/p>\n\n

-scopic<\/strong> (pertaining to visual examination)<\/p>\n\n

-scopy <\/strong>(process of visually examining, visual examination)<\/p>\n\n

-spasm<\/strong> (sudden involuntary muscle contraction, spasmodic contraction)<\/p>\n\n

-stenosis<\/strong> (constriction, narrowing)<\/p>\n\n

-stomy<\/strong> (creation of an artificial opening)<\/p>\n\n

-thorax<\/strong> (chest, chest cavity)<\/p>\n\n

-tomy<\/strong> (cut into, incision)<\/p>\n\n

-itis<\/strong> (inflammation)<\/p>\n\n

-ectomy<\/strong> (excision, cut out)<\/p>\n\n

-tome (instrument used to cut)<\/p>\n\n

-genic<\/strong> (producing, originating, causing)<\/p>\n\n

-ic<\/strong> (pertaining to)<\/p>\n\n

-ia<\/strong> (condition, diseased state, abnormal state)<\/p>\n\n

-plasty<\/strong> (surgical repair)<\/p>\n\n

-oid (resembling)<\/p>\n\n

-logy<\/strong> (study of)<\/p>\n\n

-logist<\/strong> (specialist or physician who studies and treats)<\/p>\n"},"library":"H5P.AdvancedText 1.1","subContentId":"90781c7f-65e0-4dab-bf0a-8ac1f0d14df1","metadata":{"contentType":"Text","license":"U","title":"Untitled Text"}},"title":"Suffix"}],"hTag":"h2"}

Respiratory System Word Parts

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Kim Carter