If neuro refers to the nerves or nervous system, an inflammation of the nerves would be called which of the following?
neurology
nervous
neuroism
neuritis

The correct answer is: Neuritis

It refers to the inflammation of one or more nerves. It can be caused by injury, infection or autoimmune disease. It can affect just one nerve which is called mononeuritis, or a plexus of nerves, called plexitis. Pain and tenderness, impaired sensation with numbness or hypersensivity, impaired strenght and reflexes, and abnormal circulation and decreased ability to sweat in the distribution of the inflamed nerve/s are included in the symptoms.

The suffix -itis is used in phatological terms to "denote inflammation of an organ". So if  neuro is a words that refers to a nerve or the nervous system, by adding -itis we can know that it is the inflammation of a nerve or nerves.

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