Fundamentals of Pharmacology for Paramedics. Группа авторов

phlebography, phlebotomy ‐phobia exaggerated fear, sensitivity arachnophobia phon(o)‐ sound phonograph, symphony phot(o)‐ of or pertaining to light photopathy phren(i)‐, phren(o)‐, phrenico the mind phrenic nerve, schizophrenia ‐plasia formation, development achondroplasia ‐plasty surgical repair, reconstruction rhinoplasty ‐plegia paralysis paraplegia pleio‐ more, excessive, multiple pleiomorphism pleur(o)‐, pleur(a) of or pertaining to the ribs pleurogenous ‐plexy stroke or seizure cataplexy pneumat(o)‐ air, lung pneumatocele pneum(o)‐ of or pertaining to the lungs pneumonocyte, pneumonia ‐poiesis production haematopoiesis poly‐ denotes a ‘plurality’ of something polymyositis post‐ denotes something as ‘after’ or ‘behind’ another post‐operation, post‐mortem pre‐ denotes something as ‘before’ another (in [physical] position or time) premature birth presby(o)‐ old age presbyopia prim‐ denotes something as ‘first’ or ‘most important’ primary proct(o)‐ anus, rectum proctology prot(o)‐ denotes something as ‘first’ or ‘most important’ protoneuron pseud(o)‐ denotes something false or fake pseudoephedrine psor‐ itching psoriasis psych(e)‐, psych(o) of or pertaining to the mind psychology, psychiatry ‐ptosis falling, drooping, downward placement, prolapse apoptosis, nephroptosis ‐ptysis (a spitting), spitting, haemoptysis, the spitting of blood derived from the lungs or bronchial tubes haemoptysis pulmon‐, pulmo‐ of or relating to the lungs pulmonary pyel(o)‐ pelvis pyelonephritis py(o)‐ pus pyometra pyr(o)‐ fever antipyretic quadr(i)‐ four quadriceps radio‐ radiation radiowave ren(o)‐ of or pertaining to the kidney renal retro‐ backward, behind retroversion, retroverted rhin(o)‐ of or pertaining to the nose rhinoplasty rhod(o)‐ denoting a rose‐red colour rhodophyte ‐rrhage burst forth haemorrhage ‐rrhagia rapid flow of blood menorrhagia ‐rrhaphy surgical suturing nephrorrhaphy ‐rrhexis