Which of the following roots is associated with the term for "neck" or "cervix"?

The root "cervic/o" specifically refers to the neck or the cervix, which is the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. In medical terminology, this root is commonly used in various terms related to both the anatomical neck, such as in "cervical spine," and the cervix in obstetrics and gynecology, as seen in "cervical cancer" or "cervical dilation."

The other roots do not relate to "neck" or "cervix": "chori/o" pertains to the chorion (a part of the fetal membrane), "chondr/o" relates to cartilage tissue, and "cerumin/o" refers to earwax. Understanding these roots helps in deciphering medical vocabulary regarding anatomical structures and their functions.