Which medical term is associated with the prefix "Hepat"?

The prefix "Hepat-" is derived from the Greek word "hepar," which specifically refers to the liver. In medical terminology, prefixes help provide important clues about the anatomical structures or conditions being described. In this case, "Hepat-" is commonly used in various medical terms associated with liver health and diseases, such as hepatitis (inflammation of the liver) and hepatology (the study of the liver).

The other choices do not share this prefix: "Uterus" is unrelated and typically connects to terms with the prefix "uter-"; "implants" relates to medical devices or procedures without any reference to the liver; and "Cirujano maxilofacial" refers to a type of surgeon (maxillofacial surgeon) without any connection to liver-related terminology. Therefore, the choice associated with "Hepat-" is indeed the liver.