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Angi/o | blood vessel
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Ankyl/o | bent/crooked/stiff
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Arthr/o | joint
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Capn/o | carbon dioxide
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Cardi/o | heart
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Cholangi/o | bile duct (vessel)
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Chole/o | gall (bile)
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Cholecyst/o | gallbladder
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Chondr/o | cartilage
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Cost/o | rib
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Crani/o | skull
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Cyt/o | cell
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Embol/o | something inserted/foreign
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Erythr/o | red
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Hem/o | blood
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Hist/o | tissue
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Kinesi/o | movement
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Kyph/o | hump
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Leuk/o | white
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Lord/o | bent backward
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Mening/o | brain/spinal coverings (meninges)
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My/o | muscle
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Myel/o | spinal cord or bone marrow
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Onc/o | tumor
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Oste/o | bone
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Ox/I | oxygen
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Path/o | disease
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Phleb/o | vein
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Por/o | pore
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Pyel/o | renal pelvis
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Quadr/I | four
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Sarc/o | flesh
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Scoli/o | curved
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Splen/o | spleen
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Spondyl/o | vertebrae/backbone
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Synovi/o or synov/o | synovial membranes
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Thromb/o | clot
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Tox/o | poison
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Ur/o | urine
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Ureter/o | ureter
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Urethr/o | urethra
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Ven/o | vein
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-algia | pain
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-cele | hernia/protrusion
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-cyte | cell
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-desis | surgical fusion/fixation
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-ectomy | surgical removal
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-edema | swelling
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-emia | blood condition
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-ia | condition
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-ic or –tic | pertaining to
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-itis | inflammation
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-lithiasis | presence of stones
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-lysis | surgical loosening/breaking or destruction
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-malacia | abnormal softening
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-ologist | specialist
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-ology | study of
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-osis | abnormal condition
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-paresis | partial paralysis or weakness
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-penia | deficieny
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-plegia | paralysis
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-ptysis | spitting
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-thorax | chest
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-tripsy | to crush
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-um | noun ending
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Brady- | slow
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Hemi- | half
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Hyper- | excessive
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Hypo- | deficient or decreased
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Inter- | between
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Intra- | within
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Tachy- | fast
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Anesthetic | medication used to induce anesthesia
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Anesthetist | RN who can administer anesthetic agents
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Angina | chest pain associated with narrowed coronary arteries
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Arrhythmia | heart beat without a rhythm
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Cardiac arrest | cessation of the heart beat
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Diagnosis | the identification of a disease
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Embolism | blockage of a blood vessel from a circulating substance
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Embolus | any substance (fat
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Fissure | crack or groove-like sore
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Fistula | abnormal passage
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Paraplegia | paralysis of the lower half of the body
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Prognosis | the prediction of the probable course or outcome of a disease
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Supination | turning the hand so the palm is facing up
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Suppuration | formation or discharge of pus
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Thrombotic occlusion | blockage of a blood vessel by a blood clot attached to the wall
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Thrombus | blood clot attached to the wall of a blood vessel
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Triage | screening patients based on priority of medical need
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Trauma | any bodily injury from an accident/disaster
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Pathology | study of disease
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Arthrodesis | surgical fusion of a joint
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Arthrolysis | surgical loosening (setting free) of a (stiff) joint
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Osteitis | inflammation of bone
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Osteomalacia | abnormal softening of bone
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Osteoporosis | abnormal condition of bone pores
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Hemiparesis | slight paralysis (weakness) of half (of the body)
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Hemiplegia | paralysis of half (of the body)
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Myoparesis | slight paralysis (weakness) of muscle
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Quadriplegia | paralysis of four (limbs)
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Erythrocyte | red (blood) cell
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Thrombocytopenia | deficiency of clotting cell
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Leukemia | blood condition of white
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Leukocyte | white (blood) cell
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Leukopenia | deficiency of white (blood cells)
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Bradycardia | condition of slow heart
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Tachycardia | condition of fast heart
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Hemoptysis | spitting (up) blood
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Hemothorax | “blood chest”
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Hypercapnia | condition of excessive carbon dioxide
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Hypoxemia | blood condition of decreased oxygen
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Hypoxia | condition of decreased oxygen
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Cholangitis | inflammation of a bile duct/vessel
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Cholecystalgia | pain in the gallbladder
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Cholecystectomy | surgical removal of the gallbladder
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Cholecystitis | inflammation of the gallbladder
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Cholelithiasis | presence of gallstones
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Meningitis | inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord
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Meningocele | hernia/protrusion of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord
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Myelitis | inflammation of bone marrow or spinal cord
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