Rules Flashcards

1
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Name the 7 where stress fall on the 2nd last vowel sound?

A
  • oma
  • itis
  • osis
  • ic
  • ion (un sound)
  • rrhea
  • esis
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What’s -esis are exceptions to the 2nd last vowel sound?

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  • genesis

- emesis

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What rule does -genesis and -emesis follow?

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Stress on 3rd to last vowel sound

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4
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What rule does -blast follow?

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Stresses on the root

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5
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What rule does -cele follow?

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Stresses on the root

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What rule does -clast follow?

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Stresses on the root

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7
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What rule does -cyte follow?

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Stresses on the root

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8
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What rule does -gram follow?

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Stresses on the root

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9
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What rule does -graph follow?

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Stresses on the root

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10
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What rule does -pexy follow?

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Stresses on the root

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11
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What rule does -plasm follow?

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Stresses on the root

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12
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What rule does -plasty follow?

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Stresses on the root

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13
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What rule does -scope follow?

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Stresses on the root

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14
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What rule does -tome follow?

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Stresses on the root

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15
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What rule does -tripsy follow?

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Stresses on root

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16
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Spell the combining forms of coccyx, larynx and pharynx?

A

Coccyg/o
Laryng/o
Pharyng/o
(Drops the X and add a g/o)

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17
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What vowel is stressed in coccygeal, laryngeal, and pharyngeal?

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The y on all 3 are stressed

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What vowel is stressed in anabolism, catabolism, and metabolism?

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3rd last vowel

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19
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What is stressed in mediastinum? Why?

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2nd to last vowel (i) - um like un (ion)

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20
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What is stressed in peritoneum? Why?

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2nd last vowel (e) - um like un

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21
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What is stressed in inguinal? Why?

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3rd last vowel (I at the start) - ui is one vowel sound together

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22
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What is the stress on for -blast and -clast?

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Stresses on root

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23
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What is the stress on for -gram, -graph and -graphy?

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  • gram and -graph stress on root

- graphy is general rule

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What is the stress on for -scope and -scopy?

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  • scope tresses on root

- scopy is general rule

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What is the stress on for -plasm, -plasty and -pathy?
- plasm and -plasty stresses on root | - pathy is general rule
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What is the stress on for -tome and -tomy?
- tome stresses on root | - tomy is general rule
27
What is the difference between -trophy and -plasia?
- trophy = development for cell size | - plasia = development for cell number
28
What happens when you pair -stomy with one root? 2 roots?
``` One = opening to outside Two = connection between ```
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What is the difference with syn- and sym-?
Both mean with or together Sym- pair with roots starting with b, m, p Syn- pair with any other roots
30
What are the 2 ways to use pro-?
Before (time) Forward (motion) *must use specific one
31
What are the 2 ways to use para-?
Abnormal Beside/near *use specific one
32
What is the difference between the/o and top/o?
``` The/o = place as a verb (action) Top/o = place as a noun (location) ```
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What is the different meanings of -gram, -graph and -graphy?
- gram = record - graph = instrument to record - graphy = process of recording
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What is the different meanings of -scope and -scopy?
- scope = instrument to visual examination | - scopy = process of visual examination
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What does hemostasis and ischemia mean?
Hemostasis - normal stoppage of blood flow (clotting) | Ischemia - abnormal loss of blood flow (holding back of blood)
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What are the meanings of -malacia and -sclerosis?
- malacia = softening | - sclerosis = hardening
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What are the different meanings of -algia, -dynia, and dys-?
-algia and -dynia = pain | Dys- = painful, bad, abnormal, difficult
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Difference between -tomy and -ectomy?
- tomy = in/cis/ion - cutting into | - ectomy = re/sect/ion - cutting out or removal
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What are the different meanings of -penia, -plasty, -ptosis, and -pexy?
- penia =deficiency - plasty = surgical repair - ptosis = drooping, sagging - pexy = fixing, fastening (fixes ptosis)
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What is the difference between my/o and myel/o?
``` My/o = muscle Myel/o = spinal cord or bone marrow ```
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What is the difference between Ec-, ecto- and ex-?
Ec- and ecto- = out, outside | Ex- = out, away from
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What is the difference between dys-, mal-, and eu-?
``` Dys- = bad, painful, difficult, abnormal Mal- = bad Eu- = good, normal ```
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What is the difference between -lapse and -ptosis?
- lapse = slide, fall, sag | - ptosis = droop, sag, prolapse (forward slide)
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Difference between the/o and thel/o?
``` The/o = to place (verb) Thel/o = nipple ```
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Difference between ante- and anti-?
``` Ante- = before Anti- = against ```
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Difference between per- and peri-?
``` Per- = through Peri- = surrounding ```
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Difference between infra-, intra- and inter-?
``` Infra- = below, beneath Intra- = within, into Inter- = between ```
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Difference between -pnea and -penia?
- pnea = breathing | - penia = deficiency
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What is stressed in duodenum, jejunum and ileum?
``` Duodenum = on e or o (both accepted) Jejunum = first u Ileum = i ```
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What is stressed in -rrhage, -rrhagia, -rrhea, and -rrhapy?
- rrhage = stress of root - rrhagia = stress on 3rd to last vowel (first a) - rrhea = stress on 2nd to last (e) - rrhapy = stress on 3rd to last vowel (combining vowel)
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What is stressed in -stenosis, -ectasis, - ectasia, and -tresia?
- stenosis = 2nd to last vowel - ectasis = 3rd to last vowel (e) - ectasia = 3rd to last vowel (first a) - tresia = 3rd to last vowel (e)
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What is stressed in -ptosis and -ptysis?
- ptosis = 2nd to last vowel (o) | - ptysis = 3rd to last vowel (combining vowel)
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What is stressed in -emesis and emetic?
``` -emesis = 3rd to last vowel (first e) Emetic = 2nd to last vowel (second e) ```
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What is stressed of -poiesis and -poientin?
- poiesis = 2nd to last vowel (e) | - poientin = 3rd to last vowel (o - ie makes one sound)
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What is stressed in -gravida and -arche?
- gravida = 3rd (first a) | - arche = 2nd (a)
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What is stressed in hemostasis and metastasis?
``` Hemostasis = 3rd (o) Metastasis = 3rd (a) ```
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What is stressed in -cyesis, -partum, -ptosis?
- cyesis = 2nd (e) - partum = 2nd (a) - ptosis = 2nd (o)
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What is stressed in hydrocele?
Stressed on root = y
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What is stressed in epididymis?
3rd = middle i
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What is stressed in bulbourethral?
2nd = e
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What is stressed in ejaculation?
2nd = a (i and o as 1)
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What is stressed in ejaculatory?
Stress on root = first a
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What is stressed in syncope?
3rd = y
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What is stressed in meninges?
2nd - i
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What is stressed in myelin?
3rd = y
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What is stressed in thalamus?
3rd = first a
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What is stressed is systole and diastole?
``` Systole = 3rd (y) Diastole = 3rd (a) ```
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What is stressed in -meter?
3rd = on combining vowel
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What is stressed in mediastinum?
2nd = last i
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What is stressed in atelectasis? atelectasia?
``` atelectasis = 3rd (last e) atelectasia = 3rd (middle a) ```
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What is stressed in edema? Empyema?
``` Edema = 2nd (last e) Empyema = 2nd (last e) ```
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What is stressed in -penia?
3rd = e
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What is stressed in olecranon?
3rd = e
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What is stressed in acetabulum?
3rd = 2nd a
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What is stressed in malleolus?
2nd or 3rd
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What is stressed in foramen?
2nd = a
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What is stressed in trochanter?
2nd = a
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What is stressed in talipes?
3rd = i
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What is stressed in -physis? Symphysis Epiphysis Diaphysis
Stress on root Symphysis = first y Epiphysis = first i Diaphysis = a
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What is stressed in albino? Albinism?
``` Albino = 2nd (i) Albinism = 3rd (first i) ```
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What is stressed in melanin? Melanocyte?
``` Melanin = 3rd (e) Melanocyte = stress on root (a) ```
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What is stressed in paronychium?
3rd = y
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What is stressed in onycholysis?
3rd = second o
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What is stressed in onchomycosis?
2nd = last o
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What is stressed in sebaceous?
4th = a
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What is stressed in seborrhea?
2nd = last e
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What is stressed in alopecia?
3rd = e
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What is stressed in integumentary?
3rd = last e
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What is stressed in rhytidectomy?
3rd = e
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What is stressed in squamous?
3rd = a
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What is stressed in -opia, -opsia and -tropia?
- opia = 3rd (o) - opsia = 3rd (o) - tropia =3rd (o)
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What is stressed in meatus, cerumen and malleus?
Meatus - 2nd = a Cerumen - 2nd = u Malleus - 3rd = a