question 5
provide one meaning of the following parts:
1. the suffix in adenoma:
2. the prefix in hypoglycemia:
3. the root in incision:
4. the suffix in arthrogram:
5. hepat/o:
6. sect/o:
7. path/o:
8. iatr/o:
9. inter-:
10. hemat/o:

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### 1. the suffix in 'adenoma'
# Brief Explanations:
The suffix in "adenoma" is "-oma", which means "tumor" or "mass" (usually a benign tumor in medical terminology).
# Answer:
-oma (meaning tumor/mass)

### 2. the prefix in 'hypoglycemia'
# Brief Explanations:
The prefix in "hypoglycemia" is "hypo-", which means "below", "under", or "deficient" (in this case, referring to low blood sugar levels as "hypo-" + "glyc" (sugar) + "emia" (blood condition)).
# Answer:
hypo- (meaning below/under/deficient)

### 3. the root in 'incision'
# Brief Explanations:
The root in "incision" is "cis" (from the Latin "cidere" meaning to cut), with the prefix "in-" (into) and suffix "-ion" (action/process). So the root "cis" relates to cutting.
# Answer:
cis (meaning to cut)

### 4. the suffix in 'arthrogram'
# Brief Explanations:
The suffix in "arthrogram" is "-gram", which means "record" or "picture" (in medical terms, it refers to a record or image, like an X - ray or other imaging record of a joint (arthro -)).
# Answer:
-gram (meaning record/picture)

### 5. hepat/o
# Brief Explanations:
"hepat/o" is a combining form (root with combining vowel) that means "liver" (used in medical terms related to the liver, e.g., hepatitis - inflammation of the liver).
# Answer:
liver

### 6. sect/o
# Brief Explanations:
"sect/o" is a combining form that means "cut" or "section" (related to cutting or dividing, e.g., dissection - the act of cutting apart).
# Answer:
cut/section

### 7. path/o
# Brief Explanations:
"path/o" has the meaning of "disease" or "suffering" (used in medical terms related to diseases, e.g., pathology - the study of diseases).
# Answer:
disease/suffering

### 8. iatr/o
# Brief Explanations:
"iatr/o" means "treatment" or "physician" (related to medical treatment or doctors, e.g., iatrogenic - caused by a physician's treatment).
# Answer:
treatment/physician

### 9. inter -
# Brief Explanations:
The prefix "inter -" means "between", "among", or "within" (e.g., intercellular - between cells).
# Answer:
between/among/within

### 10. hemat/o
# Brief Explanations:
"hemat/o" (also spelled "haemat/o") is a combining form that means "blood" (used in medical terms related to blood, e.g., hematology - the study of blood).
# Answer:
blood

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Explanation:

1. the suffix in 'adenoma'

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2. the prefix in 'hypoglycemia'