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cervic/o
neck; cervix
Colp/o

Vagin/o
Vagina
Colposcopy

Vaginocele
Visual examination (-scopy) of the vagina

Vaginal hernia (-cele)
Galact/o

Lact/o
Milk
Galactopoiesis
Production of milk
Hyster/o

Metri/o

Uter/o
Uterus
Mamm/o

Mast/o
Breast
Men/o
menses; menstruation
Nat/o
Birth
Oophor/o

Ovari/o
Ovary
Salping/o
Tube (fallopian or eustachian)
Salpingoplasty
Surgical repair (-plasty) of a fallopian tube
-arche
Beginning
Menarche
beginning of menstruation
-cyesis
Pregnancy
Pseudocyesis
False pregnancy
-gravida
Pregnant woman
-para
To bear (offspring)
-salpinx
Tube (fallopian or eustachian)
Hemosalpinx
blood in a fallopian tube
-tocia
Childbirth; labor
-version
Turning
Atresia
Congenital absence or closure of a normal body opening
Dyspareunia
Occurrence of pain during sexual intercourse
Puerperium
Period of 42 days after childbirth, during which the reproductive organs usually return to normal
Ambly/o
dull; dim
Amblyopia
dimness of vision
Blephar/o
Eyelid
Blepharoptosis
Downward displacement of the eyelid
Dacry/o
Tear; lacrimal apparatus
Dacryoma
Tumorlike (oma) swelling of the lacrimal duct
Presby/o
Old age
Presbyopia
poor vision associated with old age
Ocul/o

Ophthalm/o
Eye
Oculomycosis

Ophthalmologist
Fungal infection (mycosis) of the eye

One who specializes in the study of the eye
Presby/o
Old age
Scot/o
Darkness
Scotoma
dark, tumorlike spot
Ot/o
Ear
Otopyorrhea
Discharge of pus from the ear
Myring/o

Tympan/o
Tympanic membrane
Myringomycosis

Tympanostomy
Abnormal condition due to fungal infection in the ear

Forming an opening in the tympanic membrane
-acusia

-cusis
Hearing
Anacusia

Presbycusis
Not hearing

Hearing loss associated with old age
-tropia
Turning
Esotropia
inward turning of the eyes
Convergence
Medial movement of the two eyeballs so that they are both directed at the object being viewed
Nystagmus
Involuntary eye movements that appear jerky and may reduce vision
Photophobia
Unusual intolerance and sensitivity to light
Visual field
Area within which objects may be seen when the eye is in a fixed position
Tinnitus
Perception of ringing, hissing, or other sounds in the ears or head when no external sound is present
Tonsillar
Pertaining to a tonsil
Vertigo
Hallucination of movement, or a feeling of spinning or dizziness
Enucleation
Removal of the eyeball from the orbit
Adip/o

Lip/o

Steat/o
Fat
Adiposis

Lipocele

Steatitis
Abnormal condition of fat

Hernia containing fat

Inflammation of fatty (adipose) tissue
Cutane/o

Derm/o
Skin
Hidr/o

Sudor/o
Sweat
Hidradenitis

Sudoresis
Inflammation of the sweat glands

Condition of profuse sweating
Ichthy/o
Dry; scaly
Ichthyosis
Abnormal condition of dry or scaling skin
Kerat/o
horny tissue; hard; cornea
Myc/o
Fungus
Onych/o

Ungu/o
Nail
Onychomalacia

Ungual
Softening of the nails

Pertaining to the nails
Pil/o

Trich/o
Hair
Pilonidal

Trichopathy
Pertaining to hair in a nest

Disease involving the hair
Scler/o
Hardening; sclera
Scleroderma
Hardening of the skin
Seb/o
Sebum; sebaceous
Squam/o
Scale
Squamous
Pertaining to scales (or covered with scales)
Xen/o
Foreign; strange
Xenograft
Skin transplant from a foreign donor for a human
Xer/o
Dry
Abrasion
Scraping away of the skin by mechanical processes or injury
Abscess
Localized collection of pus at the site of an infection
Alopecia
Partial or complete loss of hair
Cellulitis
Diffuse, acute infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
Chloasma
Yellowish-brown pigmentary skin discoloration
debridement
Removal of necrotized tissue from a wound by mechanical means
Ecchymosis
Blue-black, greenish-brown/yellow skin discolorations caused from escaped blood into the tissues; bruise
Erythema
Redness of the skin caused by swelling in the capillaries
Eschar
Damaged tissue following a severe burn
Icterus
Jaundice
Induration
Abnormal hard spot(s)
Keratosis
Thickened area of the epidermis of any horny growth on the skin (callous/wart)
Lentigo
Small brown flat lesions, especially on the face and arms, brought on by sun exposure; mole
Pallor
Unnatural paleness or absence of color in the skin
Petechia
Minute, pinpoint hemorrhages under the skin
Pruritus
Intense itching
Urticaria
Allergic reaction of the skin characterized by the eruption of pale red, elevated patches called hives or wheals
Verruca
Epidermal growth caused by a virus; warts
Vitiligo
Localized loss of skin pigmentation characterized by milk-white patches