a-an-: Absence of, without, not                             prefix

Ezx. Anhidrosis- The absence of sweating, which can result from damage to sweat glands, certain medications, or neurological disorders, potentially leading to overheating or heatstroke.

bi-: Two or both                                                    prefixes

Exz: Bilateral Pertaining to both sides, such as a bilateral rash that appears symmetrically on both sides of the body, often associated with systemic conditions like lupus.

dia-: Through, complete                             prefix

Exz: Diaphoresis- Excessive sweating which may be a symptom of fever physcial exertion or underlying conditions like hyperthyroidism or a heart attact.

dys-: Difficult, painful, abnormal, labored    prefix

Exz:  Dysplasia- Abnormal development or growth of tissue, often referring to pre cancerous

epi-: Upon on, over                                   prefix

Exz: Epidermis- The outermost layer of the skin, which acts as a protective barrier against environmental damage,  pathogens, and water low.

hyper-: Above, excessive                                 prefix

Exz:  Hyperkeratosis- thickening of the skin's outer layer due to excessive Keratin production, often seen in conditions like psoriasis, calluses, or warts.

hyper -: Above, excessive                            prefix

exz: Hyperkeratosis- thickening of the skin's outer layer due to excessive Keratin production, often seen in conditions like psoriasis, calluses, or warts.

hypo-: Deficient, below under, incomplete                  prefix

Exz: Hypodermic- Pertaining to beneath the skin, often used to describe injections administered into the subcutaneous tissue for rapid absorption of medications.

intra-: Within, in                                      prefix 

Exz: Intradermal- Within the layers of the skin, as in intradermal injection used for allergy testing or tuberculosis screening.

meta-: Change, beyond, and after              perfix

Exz:- Metaplasia- transformation of tissue from one type to another of tissue, such as the conversion of normal skin cells to a tougher type after chronic irritation or injury.

neo- New                                                    prefix

Exz: Neoplasm A new growth of abnormal tissue, which can begin ( like a mole) or be malignant(like melanoma), requiring medical evaluation for treatment.

para-: beside, around, beyond, abnormal          suffix

EXZ: Paronychia- Inflammation around a nail, typically caused by bacterial or fungal infection, leading to redness, swelling, and pain in the affected area.

uni-: One                                                     prefix

Exz: Unilateral, pertaining to, one side as in unilateral skin lesion or rash that affects only on one side of the body, ofter seen in conditions like shingles.

per-: Through                                             prefix

Exz: Percutaneous- through the skin, often referring to medical procedures such as percutaneous biopsies or drug administration through patches.

pro-: Before                                           prefix

Exz: Prodromal- referring to the early symptoms that occur before a disease becomes fully evident, such as tingling before a herpes outbreak or fever before a rash in measles. 

Sub-: Under, below                                        prefix

Exz: Subcutaneous- located beneath the fat layer that provides insulation and cushioning to the body.

trans-: Through, across, beyond                           prefix

Exz: Transdermal- Referring to medications applied to the skin that are absorbed into the bloodstream, such as a transdermal nicotine patch or hormone replacement therapy.