Exam 1 CLT 3040 Questions and Answers Already Passed

Exam 1 CLT 3040 Questions and Answers Already Passed a- (an- before a vowel or h) prefix; not, without, lacking, deficient Ex: a-biogenesis, an-algesia, a-sthenia, an-hydrous, cardi-a-sthenia, an-hidrosis anti- (ant- before a vowel or h; hyphenated before i) prefix; against, opposed to, preventing, relieving Ex: anti-biotic, anti-retroviral, anti-histamine, anti-septic, anti-toxin, ant-acid di (rarely dis-) prefix; two, twice, double Ex: di-phonia, di-ataxia, di-plegia, dis-diaclast dys- prefix; difficult, painful, defective, abnormal Ex: dys-menorrhea, dys,pepsia, dys-phea, dys-genesis, dys-ostosis, dys-trophy ec- (ex- before a vowel) prefix; out of, away from Ex: ec-tasis, ex-encephalia, ec-topic, ex-opthalmos (prefix before ex- in most words is derived from latin: excrete, exhale, extensor, exudate, & so on) ecto- (ext- before a vowel) prefix; outside of Ex: exto-derm, ecto-plasm, ecto-cornea, ect-ostosis en- (em- before a vowel) prefix; in, into, within Ex: en-cephalitis, em-metropia, ecto-bolism, em-physema endo-, ento- (end-, ent- before a vowel) prefix; within Ex: endo-genous, ento-cele, endo-metritis, end-odontics, endo-cardium, ent-optic epi- (ep- before a vowel or h) prefix; upon, over, or above Ex: epi-cardium, epi-demic, epi-dermis, ep-encephalon exo- prefix; outside, from the outside, toward the outside Ex: exo-cardia, exo-genous, exo-crine, exo-thermal hemi- prefix; half, partial; (often) one side of the body Ex: hemi-cardia, hemi-paralysis, hemi-plegia, hemi-paralysis, hemi-gastectomy hyper- prefix; over, above, excessive, beyond normal Ex: hyper-hidrosis, hyper-lipemia, hyper-glycemia, hyper-parathyroidism hypo- (hyp- before a vowel or h) prefix; under, deficient, below normal Ex: hypo-chondria, hyp-algesia, hypo-dermic, hyp-acousia mono- (mon- before a vowel or h) prefix; one, single Ex: mono-blast, mono-chromatic, mon-ocular, mono-neuritis peri- prefix; around, surrounding peri-angiitis, peri-laryngitis, pero-cardiac, peri-odontology syn- (sym- before b, p, & m; the n assimilates or is dropped before s) prefix; together, with, joined Ex: syn-apse, sym-pathy, syn-thetic, sym-melia, sym-biosis, sy-stolic -a suffix; forms abstract nouns; state, condition