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Science terminology is predominately based in the Latin and Greek languages.  \nThe following list of prefixes, suffixes , and roots will be used in this and most Biology (bio = life, logy = study of) courses.  \nTo help with pronunciation, word parts need to be linked together. The linkage for many word parts is “o”. For example, linking the root “cardi” with the suffix “-pathy”would make the word difficult to pronounce; therefore an “o” is used to link the root with the suffix. The completed word is written “cardiopathy” and pronounced kar-deop-ah-the (heart disease) .  \nAccurate spelling of each work is also important. Changing one letter may change the word part and its meaning. Examples include: “ileum” is a part of the small intestine & “ilium” is a bone in the hips,“ped” refers to the foot & “pedia” refers to children,“ab”means away & “ad” means toward. Finding a word in a dictionary, glossary, or index requires a knowledge of spelling – at least the beginning of a word. For example, pneumonia and psychology have a silent “p”.  \nBy the end of this course you should be able to: (1) Understand the importance of medical terminology and how it can be incorporated into the study of the human body,(2) Differentiate between a prefix, suffix, word root, and a compound term,(3) Link word parts to form medical terms,(4) Differentiate between singular and plural endings of medical terms,(5) Dissect (cut) compound medical terms into parts to analyze their meaning, and (6) Recognize and pronounce commonly used prefixes, suffixes, and root words used in medical terminology. The last page of this “Word Part” packet has a list of singular and plurals word forms.  \nWord Part \\#1  \n\n| Word Part | Meaning | Example(s) | Meaning of Example(s) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| a- , an, non | Without, Not | Apnea, Anuria, Nonstriated | Not breathing, Without urine, Muscle not striated |\n| ab- , ef- | Away | Abductor muscle, Efferent Neuron | Muscle pulling away from midline (deltoid) , Carrying info away from brain |\n| ad- , af- | Toward | Afferent neuron, Adductor muscle | Carry info toward brain, Muscle pulling toward midline (groin) |\n| adi- , lip(o) - | Fat | Adipose, Liposuction | Fat tissue, Removing (by suction) fat from the body |\n| -alg | Pain | Neuralgia , Fibromyalgia | Nerve pain, Muscle pain |\n| ana- | Up | Anabolic reaction | Building up molecules (bonding amino acids together to make proteins) |\n| ang(i) - | Vessel | Angiogenesis , Vasodialator | Making of a new blood vessel , Medicines that widen a vessel |\n| ante- , pre- , pro- | Before | Prenatal, Antebrachial , Promonocyte | Before birth, Before the upper arm , Before the monocyte is mature |\n| anti- , contra- | Against, Resisting | Antibody, Contraception | Resisting a foreign body (pathogen) , Against conception (egg + sperm) |\n| aqua(e) - , hydr | Water | Aqueous, hydrocephalus | Water solution, Water (cerebral spinal fluid – CSF) on the brain |\n| arthr(o), artic- | Joint | Arthritis, Articulation | Joint inflammation, Joint (where two bones meet) |\n| -ase | Enzyme | Maltase, Lipase | Enzyme breaking down maltose, Enzyme breaking down lipids/fats |\n| audi- | Hear | Auditory nerve | Nerve connecting the ear to the brain |\n| aut(o) - | Self | Autoimmunity | Self-immunity (when a persons antibodies attack its own cells/tissues) |\n| bi- , di- , diplo- | Two | Bicuspid, Diencephalon, Diplococcus | 2 pointed (tooth or heart valve) , 2 parts within the brain, 2 round bacteria |\n| brachy- , brev(i) - | Short | Brachydactyly, Fibularis brevis | Short digits (toes or fingers) , Short muscle in the lower leg |\n| brady- | Slow | Bradycardia | Slower than normal heart rate |\n| bronch- | Airway | Bronchitis | Airway (bronchus – tube enter","cbCaikEeEf2sA3GK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikEeEf2sA3GK","pdf",392769,"English","# Course Learning Focus\n## Recognizing Word Parts in Terms\n## Pronunciation Linking and Spelling Accuracy\n# Word Part Tables\n## Word Part #1\n## Word Quiz #2\n## Word Part #3","[{\"question\":\"Why do students need to learn Latin and Greek word parts in biology?\",\"answer\":\"Because recognizing word parts gives clues to the meaning of scientific terms, functions, and processes. 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