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This document provides definitions for medical prefixes and suffixes, with meanings like: - Meso - middle - Endo - inside/inner - Anti - against - Logy - study of - Lysis - break down - Morph - form - Phobia - dislike/fear - Synthesis - to make It defines about 30 prefixes and suffixes used in medical terminology in 3 sentences or less.
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- 1. Word Meaning Sub below/lesser A or an not/non Word Meaning Genesis origin/begin Meso middle Hemo blood Endo Hyper above Word Meaning inside/inner Hypo below Herba plants Aero oxygen/air Intra inside/within Hetero different Anti against Itis disease Homo same Amphi both/double Lateral side Hydro water Aqua water Logy study of Troph eat Arthro joint Lysis break down Therm heat Auto self Meter Tri three Bi two/double measurement Vore eater Bio life/living Mono one/single Zoo/zoa animal Cephal head Morph form Uni one Chloro green Micro small Chromo color Macro large Cide kill/killing Multi many Cyto cell Pod foot Derm skin Phobia dislike/fear Di two/double Proto first Endo internal/inside Photo light Epi above Poly many Exo(ecto) extrernal/outside Synthesis to make Gastro stomach