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Prefixes of Location & Medication Administration

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administration   giving a treatment or medication  
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anorexia   lack of appetit or desire to eat  
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antagonistic   oppositional or blocking  
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antefebrile   before a fever  
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anteflexion   bending forward  
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antemortem   before death  
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antenatal   before birth (prenatal)  
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antepartum   before delivery (mother)  
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anteposition   in front of  
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antepyretic   before a fever  
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anteversion   turning toward  
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asymptomatic   without symptoms  
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bicellular   made of two cells  
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biceps   a two-bellied muscle (i.e., b. femoris, b. brachii)  
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bifocal   lens having two focus strengths  
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bifurcation   branch into two  
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binuclear   having two nuclei  
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bipolar   having two poles  
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bisexual   attracted to two sexes  
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bulimia   condition of purging after eating  
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cachexia   wasting away of the body  
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congenital   born with  
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consanguinity   with blood relationship  
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disassociate   to break apart  
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disinfect   to rid of infectious agents  
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dispense   to give out for use  
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dissect   to cut apart  
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excise   to take out  
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exhale   to breathe out  
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expiration   breathing out (noun)  
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genitals   reproductive system structures  
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hemianesthesia   anesthesia involving half the body  
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hemicardia   half a heart  
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hemigastrectomy   excision of half the stomach  
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hemiplegia   paralysis of one side of the body (right or left) (hemiparalysis)  
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incise   to cut into  
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incoherent   unable to be understood (speech)  
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incompatible   not compatible, does not associate well with  
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incompetency   not able to function properly  
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incontinence   inability to control urination or defecation  
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incubation   original growth of an organism  
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infested   organisms living within or on another organism  
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infiltration   penetration of a solution into tissues  
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inflamed   act of being red, swollen, painful adn warm (verb)  
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inflammation   condition with such symtoms as a red, swollen and warm ares (noun)  
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infusion   introducing a substance into a vein through a needle  
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inhale   to breathe in  
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injection   procedure of introducing a substance in to the body through a needle  
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insane   not sane  
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insemination   process of introducing semen into the uterus or tubes  
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insomnia   unable to fall asleep  
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inspiration   breathing in (noun)  
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instillation   applying drops  
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intercellular   between the cells  
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intra-abdominal   within the abdomen  
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intra-aortic   within the aorta  
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intra-arterial   within the artery  
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intracranial   within the cranium  
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intracystic   within the urinary bladder  
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intradermal   within the dermal layer  
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intraduodenal   within the duodenum  
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intrathoracic   within the thorax (thoracic cavity, chest)  
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intravenous   within the vein  
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malaise   generally poor feeling, not feeling well  
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malaria   infestation of malaria parasite Plasmodium  
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malformation   poor formation  
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malnutrition   poor nutrition, missing essential nutrients  
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malodorous   smelling bad  
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mononuclear   having one nucleus  
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morbidity   related to illness  
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mortality   related to death  
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postcibal   after meals  
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postcoital   after intercourse  
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postesophageal   in back of the esophagus  
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postfebrile   after a fever  
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postglucose   after glucose is administered  
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postmastectomy   after mastectomy surgery  
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postmenopausal   after menopause is complete  
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postmortem   after death  
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postnatal   after birth (baby)  
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postoperative   after surgery  
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postpartum   after delivery (mother)  
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postprandial   after meals  
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preanesthetic   before anesthesia  
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precancerous   condition that may lead to cancer  
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prefrontal   in front of the frontal bone  
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preoperative   before surgery  
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prescribe   write an order for before it can be done  
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sanguineous   bloody  
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semicircle   half of a circle  
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semicomatose   partially in a coma  
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semiconscious   partially conscious (half)  
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semiprivate   situation in which a room is shared (patient gets half of the room)  
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subcutaneous   the layer below the dermis of the skin  
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triceps   a three-headed muscle (i.e., t. fermoris, t. brachii)  
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trifurcation   branch into three  
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unicellular   of one cell (also, monocellular)  
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unilateral   one sided  
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uninuclear(mononuclear)   having one nucleus  
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trigeminal nerve   three-branched cranial nerve  
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