Terminology Anatomical Prefix Suffix Root TerminologyIntroduction Grab wkst
Terminology Anatomical Prefix, Suffix & Root
Terminology-Introduction �Grab wkst from front table �Turn in ppt project to front table �Make sure names are on paper! �With your partners at your table demonstrate different movements covered in class last week
Terminology-Objectives �Students will be able to: �Define terminology relative to anatomical prefix, suffix and root. �Identify terminology relative to anatomical prefix, suffix and root. �Demonstrate proper use of terminology relative to anatomical prefix, suffix and root.
Terminology-Prefix, Suffix & Root �Prefix �Beginning of the word to modify or change its meaning (root) �“Pre” means “before” �Suffix �End of the word that modifies the meaning of the word (root) �Root �Foundation of the word �Central part of a word
Terminology-Prefix Examples �a �absent, without, different �“atrophy” �bi �two �“bilateral”
Terminology-Prefix Examples �hyper �above, excessive, beyond �“hypertrophy” �hypo �under, deficient, below �“hypothermia”
Terminology-Prefix Examples �Epi� Above � epicondyle �Supra� Superior or above � Supraspinous fossa �Infra� Inferior or below Infraspinous fossa
Terminology-Root Examples �arthr �joint �“arthritis” �hydr/o �water �“hydrotherapy”
Terminology-Root Examples �lateral �to the side �“bilateral” �trophy �growth �“atrophy”
Terminology-Root Examples �Osteo � Bone � osteoarthritis �Brachium/Brachial/Brachia � Humerus � Bicep brachii �Inter � Between or among � Proximal interphalangeal joint
Terminology-Suffix Examples �ectomy �surgical removal �“appendectomy” �ia �condition �“hyperthermia”
Terminology-Suffix Examples �itis �inflammation �“arthritis” �therapy �treatment �“hydrotherapy”
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�Foundation of the word, central part of the word �Hydro �Therapy �Hyper �Bi �Itis �Ectomy
�Beginning of the word to modify or change its meaning �Arthr �Ia �Lateral �Hypo �End of the word that modifies the meaning of the word �A
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