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WSW (1-6)

Word Segments of the Week #1-6

QuestionAnswer
a/an Greek - not or without
arthr Greek - joint
bio Greek - life, living
cardi/o Greek - heart
di/diplo Greek - two/twice
endo Greek - within/inside
abasia absence (without) muscle coordination (move smoothly)
anemic lacking in (without much) in color or the mineral iron. Ex: Carol is very pale and weak. She does not have enough iron. She must eat more beef or spinach.
abacterial without microorganisms
abiology study of things not living
achromatic without color
abyss without a bottom (usually regarding deep ocean trenches)
abiotic not living or never was living
arthraligia severe pain between bone structures (Ex. Grandmother has arthralgia between her toes.)
synarthrodial stiffness in the joint
arthodesis surgically fusing (putting together)bones together to prevent pain (Ex. My uncle had his ankle fused together. This is called arthrodesis.)
arthrology the study of joints
arthritis painful inflammation and stiffness of the joints (Sarah's hand were swollen with arthritis so she could not pick up the pencil.)
arthropod a creature with many jointed legs (Ex. a crab or spider)
arthroscope a narrow tube attached to a video camera that allows surgeons to look inside a joint and to perform surgeries.
biomass energy made from living or once living materials (Ex: Cow manure is a form a biomass)
biolithite any limestone of an organic nature such as reef rock
helobious living marshes
biodiversity a variety of life (different kinds of) in a habitat or ecosystem
biology the study of life
biolumninescence the ability of a creature to produce its own light (Ex. A fire fly is biolumninescent.)
biography a story of a person's life
vibrocardiogram a graph that shows the vibrations of the heart
cardiomypathy damage to the heart muscle
angiocaridopathy disease affecting both the heart and large blood vessels
cardiomalacia softening of the walls of the heart
cardiologist a "heart" doctor - a doctor that treats diseases of the heart
dichromatic two colors
dilemna a problem with two choices
diarchy a government by two rulers (Ex. A country ruled by two kings.)
didactylism the presence of only two digits (fingers or toes) on a hand or foot.
diglot a book or person that is bilingual (has two languages)
digram when two letters are combined to make one sound. (Ex: "th" in "bath")
endocrine having to do with hormones and the glands that produce the hormones and send them into the bloodstream
endomorphism a change with an extrusive rock
endophasia internal speech with no sound that can be heard (talking to yourself)
endoscope a long slender tube placed in the body by a doctor to examine an organ or for performing surgery
endoskeleton a skeleton on the inside of creature (Ex. humans and dogs both have endoskeletons)
Created by: jschroeder4
 

 



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