Question

NURS 200. vieuc Analysis and Define: Label each word part (Word Root-WR, Prefix - P, Suffix - S, Combining Vowel - CV, and Combining Form - CF.) Pasub Subhepatic WR-Hepat oL Below the liver s- ic P-hepat Hepatomegaly CV-O S-megaly WR-hepat/ Enlarged Liver Fibrosarcoma P- Fibro CF-sar s-coma sarcoma prodominent type is malignent cell fibroblast an increase in the number of which cells in the blood, especially during infection. Leukocytosis P- Leuth cv-o CF - cyto s-sis Melanocarcinoma Pamelan cv-o dark arising Common pigmented tumor from a melanocyte/most on skin /malignant. from back to front Posteroanterior P-Post CV-O s-Anterior

Answer 1

1. Subhepatic - Sub (prefixes) / hepat (word root) / ic (suffixes)

Pertaining to under the liver.

2. Hepatomegaly - Hepat (word root) / o ( combining vowels) / megaly (suffixes)

Enlarged liver

3. Fibrosarcoma - Fibro (word root) / sarc (combining form) / oma (suffixes)

Tumors from bone or soft tissue of fibrous musculoskeletal system.

4. Leukocytosis - Leuk (prefix) / o (combining vowel) /cyto ( combining form) / sis (suffixes)

An increase in the total number of white blood cells usually elevated at the time of an infection.

5. Melanocarcinoma - Melan (word root)/ o (combining vowels)/ carcin (combining form)/ oma (suffix)

It means cancerous tumor with black pigmentation.

6. Posteroanterior- Post (prefixes) / o ( combining vowel) / anterior ( suffix)

From back towards the front

7. Mediolateral - Medi ( prefix) / o (combining vowel) / lateral ( suffixes)

From side to side

8. Somatogenetic - Somat ( prefix) / o ( combining vowel) / genet ( word root) / ic (suffix)

It originates from the physiological causes rather than psychological chracter.

9. Cytoplasm - Cyt (word root) / o ( combining vowel) / plasm (suffix)

A material that is present inside a cell.

10. Chloroma - Chlor ( word root) / oma (suffix)

A type of green colored tumor from myeloid tissue.