Term
1] Ana/tomy
2] Physi/o/logy |
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Definition
Some early physicians studied human structures by dissecting dead bodies. This study of body structures is called: [1].
Other researched how these structures worked or functioned. This science is called: [2]. |
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Term
1] Word Root
2] Vowel
3] Combining Form
4] Suffix |
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Definition
In the word physi/o/logy,
"physi" is the [1];
"o" is the [2];
"physi/o" is the [3];
and "logy" is the [4]. |
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Term
1] Word Root
2] Vowel
3] Combining Form
4] Suffix |
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Definition
Eti/o/logy is the study of causes of disease. In this word,
"eti" is the [1];
"o" is the [2];
"eti/o" is the [3];
and "logy" is the [4]. |
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Term
1] Ana/tom/ist
2] Physi/o/logist |
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Definition
A person who studies the structures of the body is an [1].
A person who specializes in the study of the functions of the body is a [2]. |
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Term
1] Word Root
2] Vowel
3] Combining Form |
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Definition
In cyt/o,
"cyt" is the [1];
"o" is the [2];
and "cyt/o" is the [3]. |
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