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Master essential medical terminology and anatomical terms with this comprehensive study guide, presented as the latest release for the 2026/2027 academic year. The resource covers medical prefixes, suffixes, roots and combining forms, anatomical position and directional terms, body regions and planes, major body systems, organs, medical abbreviations, clinical vocabulary, diseases, diagnostic procedures, and healthcare terminology. Ideal for nursing, medical assisting, medical coding, allied-health, and other healthcare students preparing for coursework, quizzes, and terminology examinations.

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Medical Terminology & Anatomical
Terms | Comprehensive Study
Guide

(2026-2027)


** Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct
Answers | Grade A+
** Guaranteed Pass
** Updated | New Version

,a- absent, deficient, lack of (example: atrophy)




ab- off, away from (example: abduct)




abdomin- relating to abdomen (example: abdominal)




acou- hear (example: acoustic)




ad- toward, to (example: adduct)




af- movement to a central point (example: afferent artery)




alb- white (example: albino)




-algia pain (example: neuralgia)




ambi- both (example: ambidextrous)




angi- pertaining to vessels (example: angioplasty)




ante- before, in front of (example: antebrachial)




anti- against (example: anticoagulant)




aque- water (example: aqueous)




arthr- joint (example: arthritis)




-asis condition or state (example: homeostasis)

, aud- hearing (example: auditory)




auto- self (example: autolysis)




bi- two (example: bipedal)




bio- life (example: biopsy)




brachi- arm (example: brachialis)




brachy- short (example: brachydont)




brady- slow (example: bradycardia)




bucc- cheek (example: buccal)




calc- stone (example: calculus)




capit- head (example: capitis)




carcin- cancer (example: carcinogenic)




cardi- heart (example: cardiac)




caud- tail (example: cauda equina)




cephal- head (example: cephalic)




cerebro- brain (example: cerebrospinal)

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