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Medical Language Text Book

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Term
Definition
cardiac   pertaining to the heart  
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intestinal   pertaining to the intestine  
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muscular   pertaining to the muscle  
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urinary   pertaining to the urine  
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pelvic   pertaining to the pelvis  
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uterine   pertaining to the uterus  
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digestive   pertaining to digestion  
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venous   pertaining to a vein  
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urination   a process of making urine  
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digestion   action of breaking down food  
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hemolysis   process of breaking down or destroying blood  
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pneumonia   condition of the lung  
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hypothyroidism   disease from a specific cause of deficient thyroid hormone  
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tonsillitis   infection of the tonsil  
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cardiomegaly   enlargement of the heart  
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neuroma   tumor on a nerve  
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psychosis   abnormal condition of the mind  
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arthropathy   disease of the joint  
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apendectomy   surgical excision of the appendix  
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mammogram   a record or picture of the breast  
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mammography   process of recording the breast  
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spirometry   process of measuring the breathing  
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colonoscope   instrument used to examine the colon  
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gastroscopy   process of using an instrument to examine the stomach  
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colostomy   surgically created opening in the colon  
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psychotherapy   treatment of the mind  
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laparotomy   process of making an incision in the abdomen  
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psychiatry   medical treatment for the mind  
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therapist   one who specializes in treatment  
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cardiology   the study of the heart  
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endotracheal   pertaining to within the trachea  
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epidermal   pertaining to upon the skin  
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intercostal   pertaining to between the ribs  
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intravenous   pertaining to with the vein  
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pericardial   pertaining to around the heart  
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postnasal   pertaining to behind the nose  
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premenstrual   pertaining to before menstruation  
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subcutaneous   pertaining to underneath the skin  
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transvaginal   pertaining to through the vagina  
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bilateral   pertaining to two sides  
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bradycardia   condition of a slow heart  
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hemiplegia   condition of one half of the body with paralysis  
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hypertension   condition of more than normal pressure  
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hypothyroidism   disease from a specific cause of deficient thyroid gland hormone  
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mononucleosis   abnormal condition of white blood cells that each have one large nucleus  
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polyneuritis   inflammation of many nerves  
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quadriplegia   condition of four limbs with paralysis  
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tachycardia   condition of a fast heart  
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trigeminal   pertaining to three nerve branches in a group  
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tri-   three  
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gemin/o   set or group  
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aspermia   condition of being without sperm  
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anesthesia   condition of being without sensation  
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antibiotic   pertaining to against living organisms (such as bacteria)  
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dementia   condition of being without a mind  
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dysphagia   condition of painful or difficult eating and swallowing  
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euthyroidism   process of a normally functioning thyroid gland  
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malnutrition   being or having inadequate nourishment  
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respiration   a process of again and again breathing  
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pneumon/o   lung, air  
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menstrul/o   monthly discharge of blood  
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vagin/o   vaginal  
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CPRs   computerized patient records  
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EMRs   electronic medical records  
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EPRs   electronic patient records  
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EHR   electronic health records  
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CC   Chief Complaint  
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