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The Language Of Medicine 11th Edition

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  The beginning of the word is known as prefix. It is a small partattached to the beginning of the term that imparts valuable meaningto the term. For example, epigastric is the term containing prefix“epi” means above.

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  The ending of the word is known as suffix. Medical terms have asuffix giving the full meaning to the term. For example, in theterm epigastric – ‘ic’ is the suffix which means pertaining to.

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  The foundation of a term or word is known as the root. Forexample, in the term epigastric – gastr is the root meaning thestomach.

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  Combining vowel is the vowel that linking the root to a suffixor root to another root. For example, in term GASTR/O – gastr isthe root that means stomach and O the vowel is the combiningvowel.

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  A combining form of word resulted due to combination of root andthe combining vowel. For example, in term GASTR/O – gastr is theroot that means stomach and O the vowel is the combining vowel,both the root and the combining vowel result in the combiningform.