Quiz 1 (Ch 13-17) Flashcards by Victoria Hanna

Q

ALL-

A

other, different

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ANKYL-

A

bent, stiff, adhesion of parts

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CYCL-

A

circle, wheel, ciliary body of the eye

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ER-

A

love

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EROT-

A

love

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GENY-

A

jaw, cheek

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GENI-

A

chin

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HOL-

A

whole, entire

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HOME-

A

same, similar

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HOM-

A

same, similar

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HYPN-

A

sleep

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IDE-

A

idea, mental image

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LEUK- (LEUC-)

A

white

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ONT-

A

being, individual

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PHYL-

A

race, class

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PYEL-

A

pelvis

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PYG-

A

buttocks

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STEAR-

A

fat, tallow

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STEAT-

A

fat, tallow

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STREPT-

A

turned, twisted

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STROPH-

A

turned, twisted

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THALL-

A

young shoot

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THYM-

A

mind, emotions

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TRIB-

A

to rub, to crush

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TRIP-

to rub, to crush

ZYG-

yoke

HEMI-

half

MON-

single, 1

PROT-

1st, original, primitive

DI-

twice, double

DICH-

in 2

DEUT-

2nd

DEUTER-

2nd

TRI-

3

TETR(A)-

4

PENT(A)-

5

HEX(A)-

6

HEPT(A)-

7

OCT(A)-

8

ENNE(A)-

9

DEC(A)-

10

HECT-

hundred

KILO-

1,000

BRACHY-

short

CAC- (KAK-)

bad

CAU-

to burn

CAUS-

to burn

CLI-

to close

CLEI-

to close

CLEIST-

closed

CLY(S)-

to wash

CROT-

pulse beat

DOLICH-

long

EDE-

to swell

LEPT-

thin, delicate

LOG-

word, speech, reason

MES-

middle

MYX-

mucus, slime

OXY-

sharp, acid, oxygen

OX-

sharp, acid, oxygen

PETR-

rock

PHON-

sound, voice

PHOT-

light

POIE-

to make

PRESBY-

old

PYR-

fire, fever

PYRET-

fire, fever

PYREX-

fever

RHIZ-

root

RRHIZ-

root

GLAUC-

silvery, gray green

GON(Y)-

knee

GONAT-

knee

(H)APT-

to touch

(H)APH-

sense of touch

KARY-

nucleus, nut

CARY-

nucleus, nut

KERAT-

horn, horny tissue, cornea

CERAT-

horn, horny tissue, cornea

KER-

horn, horny tissue, cornea

CER-

horn, horny tissue, cornea

LEPID-

scale

NEM-

thread

NEMAT-

thread

NOS-

disease

ONC-

tumor, swelling

-ONCUS

tumor, swelling

PHRA-

to speak

PNEUM-

air, gas

PNEUMAT-

air, gas

PHYLAC(T)-

to guard, to protect

PORPHYR-

purple

SARC-

flesh

SCLER-

hard

SEP-

to rot, to putrify

SIT-

food

SPLEN-

spleen

STEN-

narrow

STERE-

solid, 3D

CYN-

dog

HAPL-

single

KYM-

wave

CYM-

wave

LEMM(A)-

sheath, husk

LOPH-

crest, ridge, tuft

LOPHI-

small crest, lophion

LYMPH-

water, lymph

MIT-

thread

ORNIS-

bird

ORNITH-

bird

PALE- (PALAE-)

old, ancient

PHA-

to speak

PHEM-

voice

PHRAG-

to block up, to wall in

PLAN-

wandering

PLEUR-

side, rib, pleura

-PLO-

folded, fold

PNE(A)-

breathing

PNEUST-

breathing

RHAPH-

to sew, to suture

-RRHAPH-

to sew, to suture

SPA-

to draw, to jerk

STAPHYL-

bunch of grapes, uvula

STETH-

chest

XEN-

host, stranger, foreigner