Med Set 3

2. Indicates below normal or deficient, as in 'hypoglycemia' (low blood sugar).
5. Prefixes for Context
6. Suffixes for Context
7. Means above, used in 'suprarenal' (above the kidneys).
10. Signifies around, seen in 'pericardium' (sac around the heart).
15. Signifies a specialist, such as 'cardiologist' (heart specialist).
17. Indicates any condition, often used in 'sclerosis' (hardening condition).
19. Means within or inside, as in 'endoscopy' (visual examination within a body cavity).
20. Refers to slowness, commonly seen in 'bradycardia' (slow heart rate).
21. -al, -ac: Pertaining to, used in terms like 'gastric' (pertaining to the stomach).
22. Indicates two or both, often used in terms like 'bicycle' (two wheels).
23. Refers to within, as in 'intravenous' (within a vein).
24. Suffixes and Their Meanings

1. Denotes inflammation, as in 'arthritis' (inflammation of the joints).
3. Refers to surgical removal, seen in 'appendectomy' (removal of the appendix).
4. Refers to surgical repair, as in 'rhinoplasty' (surgical repair of the nose).
8. Refers to a tumor or mass, as in 'carcinoma' (cancerous tumor).
9. Denotes above normal or excessive, such as 'hypertension' (high blood pressure).
11. Means between, used in 'intercellular' (between cells).
12. Medical Suffixes
13. Refers to fast, as in 'tachycardia' (fast heart rate).
14. or an-: Indicates without or not, as in 'aseptic' (without infection).
16. Indicates pain, as in 'neuralgia' (nerve pain).
18. Indicates under, as in 'subcutaneous' (under the skin).
19. Signifies upon or above, used in 'epidermis' (outer layer of skin).