PDF-Word Study & Vocabulary 3: Unit 23: Suffix with vowel alternation and

3333333333333333 Word Cards BLM 3 Kit 3Unit 23BLMindd 4 61010 100721 PM. WORD PART . (ROOT) . OF THE WEEK. milli. -, mil-, kilo- . 1. . millipede . (noun). suffix: -. pede. 2. . kiloton . (noun). suffix: . -ton. . 3. . million . (noun). suffix: -ion. 4. . premillennial . Chapter 12. Outline. Introduction. Asexual. Sexual Reproduction. The Phases of Meiosis. Division I. Division II. Alternation . of Generations. Introduction. Asexual . Reproduction . - . p. roduction . Unit 1. Objectives. :. Identify and define the four word parts.. Differentiate an acronym, eponym and an abbreviation. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. Dr. Smith enters the nurse’s station and tells you that Mrs. Jones needs to have an exploratory laparotomy, but suspects he will end up doing a bilateral . Comparative Word Forms. When we compare two words and show which one is MORE than the other, we are using comparatives. . * We use vowel suffix –. er. to compare.. Base Word: More Than:. l. ate later. Doubling and Dropping Rules for adding vowel suffixes. Vowel suffixes. A suffix is a letter or letters added AFTER the base word to create a new word.. We know a suffix is a VOWEL suffix if the . first letter . Suffixes –able, -. ful. , -. ous. Superlatives. Superlatives. . are words we use to compare 3 or more items to show which one is the most….. above and beyond . the others. . Prefix SUPER = Above; Beyond (Superman). Word Elements (. pg. 3). Medical words consist of some or all of the following: . Word root. Combining form. Suffix. Prefix. Combination of these elements lead to the meaning of the word. . Word Root (. WORD. WEB. WEB. Miss Loyden’s. Carrying significance. A case for carrying loose papers. To carry something from place to place. To carry the weight of something. Capable of being carried easily. To carry into the country. to help students learn spelling. The word sorts are organized in increasing. levels of complexity, and you may match them to students in accordance. with their demonstrated spelling needs. You may determine spelling needs. A. Like a foreign language to most people. B. . Made of terms that describe the human body in detail. C. . Used to convey the greatest quantity of information, with the . least confusion . and the most precision, to any medical professional . Basic Elements of a Medical Word. Word Root. Suffix. Combining vowel. Prefix. Combining form. These four parts of a word are known as . ELEMENTS. Word Root. All words have at least one word root.. A word root may be used alone or combined with other elements to form a complete word.. Many medical terms are composed of word part combinations. . Recognizing these word parts and their meanings simplifies learning medical terminology. . PREFIX. : word part found at the beginning of a word. . probably originated from an ancestral green alga . ’. . assemblage of Bryophytes, . Pteridophytes. and Gymnosperms having archegonia. .. a hollow container housing the egg cell. .. . The egg cell is the precursor of the . Rules for Constructing Medical Terms Element Order: The first part in a medical term's definition is usually the last element in the medical term. The last element of the medical term is usually the