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-centesis | surgical puncture to aspirate or remove fluid
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-ectomy | excision (surgical removal or cutting out)
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-lysis | process of loosening, freeing, or destroying
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-pexy | surgical fixation or fastening in a fixed position
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-plasty | surgical repair
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-rrhaphy | suture (uniting a wound by stitches)
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-scope | instrument used for viewing (also used in diagnostic procedures)
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-scopy | visual examination with a lighted instrument (not always a surgical procedures)
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-stomy | formation of an opening
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-tome | an instrument used for cutting
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-tomy | incision (cutting into tissue)
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-tripsy | surgical crushing
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amniocentesis | is a surgical puncture of the amnion
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partal or total excision of a nerve | neurectomy
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neurolysis | destruction of nerve tissue or loosening of adhesions surrounding a nerve.
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neurotrispy | surgical crushing of a nerve
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otoplasty is the surgical repair of the | ear
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aden(o) | gland
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angi(o) | vessel
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append(o), appendic(O) | appendix
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blephar(o) | eyelid
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cerebr(o), encephal(o) | brain; cerebr(o) sometimes means cerebrum, the main portion of the brain
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chir(o) | hand
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col(o), colon(o) | colon or large intestine
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cutane(o), derm(a), dermat(o) | skin
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mamm(o), mast(o) | breast
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nephr(o), ren(o) | kidney
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oste(o) | bone
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tonsill(o) | tonsil
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vas(o) | vessel; ductus deferencs (also called vas deferens, excretory duct of the testicle)
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surgical repair of the eyelid | blepharoplasty
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chiroplasty is plastic surgery on the | hand
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angioplasty means plastic surgery on | vessels
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angiorrhaphy means repair of a vessel by | suture
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osteotomy is cutting of a | bone
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incision made into the trachea through the neck | tracheotomy
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adenoectomy | surgical removal of a gland
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surgical removal of the appendix | appendectomy
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excision of a breast | mastectomy
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mammoplasty | surgical repair of the breast
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incision of the brain | enecphalotomy and cerebrotomy
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-algia, -dynia | pain
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-ectasia, -ectasis | dilatation (dilation, enlargement)or stretching of a structure or part
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-edema | swelling
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-emesis | to vomit, vomiting
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-malacia | soft, softening
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-megaly | enlargement
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-oid (forms adjectives and nouns) | resembling
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-penia | deficiency
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-rrhage, -rrhagia | excessive bleeding or hemorrhage
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-rrhea | flow or discharge
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-rrhexis | rupture
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-spasm | twitching, cramp
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-stasis | stopping, controlling
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-gram | a record
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-graph | an instrument used to record
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-graphy | the process of recording
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-scope | instrument used for viewing
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-scopy | visual examination
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pain in the eye | ophthalmalgia
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deficiency of calcuim | calcipenia
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enlargement of the heart | cardiomegaly
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-rrhage and -rrhagia | excessive bleeding or hemorrhage
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softening | malacia
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examination of the interior of the eye with an ophthalmscope | ophthalmoscopy
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otoscopy | an examination of the outer ear, including the eardrum
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CT | computed tomography
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MRI | magnetic resonance imaging
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ultra- | excessive
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CXR | chest x-ray
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Dx | diagnosis
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ECG, EKG | electrocardiogram
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GI | gastrointestinal
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lab | laboratory
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Sx | symptoms
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WNL | within normal limits
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ech(o), son(o) | sound
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electr(o) | electricity
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fluor(o) | emitting or reflecting light
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radi(o) | radient energy
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tom(o) | to cut
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prognosis | predicted outcome
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stasis | stopping, controlling
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the term for objective evidence of an illness or disordered function is | sign
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-oid | resembling
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-ectasia | dilation or stretching
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