Which prefix means Kidney?

Arthro- Joint

Nose

Nephro- Kidney

Prefixes in medical terms point to a body part. nephro- designates the kidney, as seen in words like nephrology (the study of kidney diseases) and nephron (the kidney’s basic functional unit). The other options map to different ideas: arthro- means joint (as in arthritis), glyco- means sugar (as in glycolysis or glycemia), and the nose is typically referred to by naso- or rhino-, not nephro-. So nephro- is the prefix that means kidney.

Glyco- Sugar

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