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I Know That A Medical Term Has To Have At Least One Root; What About Words Like Anemia; Leukemia ? Leuk And A/An Are Prefixes Means White & Without ..

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Question. about medical terminology ..... i know that a medical term has to have at least one root; what about words like anemia; leukemia ? Leuk and a/an are prefixes means white & without ....... emia a suffix means blood ......... so where is the root here?

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Becki Woodhams wrote: Leuk/o is a root word; but anemia is a GREAT example. Not every word has a root; there are some exceptions and anemia is one of them Every word has to have a suffix though.
 
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