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Chapter 1 Common suffixes

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ac   pertaining to  
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cardiac   pertaining to the heart  
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al   pertaining to  
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renal   pertaining to the kidney  
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an   pertaining  
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ovarian   pertaining to the ovary  
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ar   pertaining to  
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lumbar   pertaining to the loin or lower back  
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ary   pertaining to  
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alimentary   pertaining to the gastrointestinal tract  
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eal   pertaining to  
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laryngeal   pertaining to the larynx  
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ic   pertaining to  
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enteric   pertaining to the intestines  
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ine   pertaining to  
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uterine   pertaining to the uterus  
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ous   pertaining to  
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cutaneous   pertaining to the skin  
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tic   pertaining to  
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nephrotic   pertaining to the nephron (kidneys)  
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centesis   surgical puncture into  
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cystocentesis   surgical puncture with a needle into the urinary bladder  
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ectomy   surgical removal of  
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ovariohysterectomy   surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus  
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emia   blood  
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hypocalcemia   low blood calcium  
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gram   a record of  
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electrocardiogram   a record of the electrical styidy of the heart  
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graph   a record with an instrument  
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radiograph   a record made using radiation  
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graphy   the act of recording using an instrument  
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radiography   the act of taking a picture using radiation  
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itis   inflammation  
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colitis   inflammation of the colon  
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logy   study of  
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histology   the study of tissue  
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megaly   enlargement of  
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cardiomegal   enlargement of the heart  
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lysis   to break down  
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urinalysis   the breakdown of urine into its parts  
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osis   condition  
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osteoporosis   condition of bone loss  
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pathy   disease  
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cardiopathy   heart disease  
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pext   to suture to  
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gastropexy   to suture to the stomach  
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plasty   to surgically repair  
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rhinoplasty   to surgically repair the nose  
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rrhage   to burst  
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hemmorrhage   the bursting of blood  
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rrhea   to flow  
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diarrhea   the flow of feces  
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scope   instrument used to view  
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microscope   instrument used to view small objects  
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scopy   the act of using an instrument for viewing  
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endoscopy   the act of using a scope to view the insides of the body  
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stomy   to create a new surgical opening  
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cystostomy   to create a new surgical opening in the urinary bladder  
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therapy   treatment  
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chemotherapy   chemical therapy  
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tomy   to cut into surgically, to make an incision  
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cystotomy   to make an incision into the urianry bladder  
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