Medical Terminology Chapter 1: Basic Term Parts and and Medical Records Crossword

It's a combining form meaning small intestine
It's a combining form meaning liver
It's a suffix meaning pertaining to. Another example is -eal
It's a suffix meaning excision (removal). Opposite of -tomy (incision)
A suffix meaning enlargement
A suffix meaning creation of an opening
A suffix meaning expansion or dilation
A prefix meaning vessel (Others include: vas/o and vascul/o)
A suffix meaning suture
A suffix meaning rupture
A directional prefix that means across or through
A symptomatic suffix meaning pain (same as -dynia)
A symptomatic suffix meaning abnormal reduction
A diagnostic suffix meaning pouching or hernia
A diagnostic suffix meaning blood condition
A diagnostic suffix meaning formation or presence of
A diagnostic suffix meaning softening
A diagnostic suffix meaning falling or downward displacement
A diagnostic suffix meaning excessive discharge [burst forth] (blood). Another example is -rrhagia
An operative suffix meaning puncture of aspiration
An operative suffix meaning binding
An operative suffix meaning fixation or suspension
A general suffix meaning treatment
A general suffix meaning formation
Root meaning red
Root for White
Root for Black
Root for Pus
Root for Gland
Root for Tissue
Another combining form of abdomen
A combining form for muscles. Another one is muscul/o
A combining form for kidneys
Another combining word for kidney
A combining form for nose
A general combining form "to secrete"
A general combining form for sensation
A general combining form for "woman"
A general combining term for tumor or mass
A general combining form for "straight, normal or correct"
A general combining form for 'speech'
A general combining form of formation
A general combining form for narrow
A general combining form for "nourishment or development"