Answer:
Option D, -emesis
Explanation:
The medical term emesis, meaning vomiting, comes from the Greek term emein, which is a verb meaning to vomit.
Emesis as a suffix can be used to describe what substance is being vomited by the patient. For example, hematemesis is the act of vomiting blood; copremesis (copro-, from Greek word kopros, meaning dung) is the act of vomiting fecal matter.
Option D lists the suffix meaning vomiting.
