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What is the agent that produces vomiting?   Emetic  
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aden/o   Gland  
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alges/o   Sensitive to pain  
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ambly/o   dim; dull  
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andr/o   male  
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aque/o   water  
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blephar/o   eyelid  
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chondr/o   cartilage  
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chrom/o   color  
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cor/o   pupil  
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cortic/o   cortex, outer region  
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cutane/o   skin  
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dacry/o   tear  
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glauc/o   gray  
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palpebr/o   eyelid  
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hidr/o   sweat  
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kal/i   potassium  
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kerat/o   cornea; hard, horny tissue  
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leiomy/o   smooth (visceral) muscle  
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melan/o   black  
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morph/o   shape, form  
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my/o   muscle  
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myel/o   spinal cord; bone marrow  
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ocul/o   eye  
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pil/o   hair  
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ophthalm/o   eye  
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optic/o   eye; vision  
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orth/o   straight  
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oste/o   bone  
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ot/o   ear  
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poikil/o   varied, irregular  
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presby/o   old age  
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rhabdomy/o   striated (skeletal) muscle  
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salping/o   fallopian tube; auditory (eustachian) tube  
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scoli/o   crooked, bent  
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sider/o   iron  
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somat/o   body  
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tel/o   complete  
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thrombo/o   clot  
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tox/o   poison  
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uve/o   uvea, vascular layer of eye (iris, choroid, ciliary body)  
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xer/o   dry  
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-blast   embryonic, immature cell  
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-cusis   hearing  
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-dynia   pain  
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-gram   record  
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-graphy   process of recording  
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-graph   instrument for recording  
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-penia   deficiency  
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-poiesis   formation  
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-ptysis   spitting  
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-scopy   visual examination  
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-trophy   nourishment; development (condition of)  
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a-, an-   no; not; without  
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anti-   against  
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dys-   bad; painful; difficult; abnormal  
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eso-   inward  
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ex-, exo-   out; away from  
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ACTH   adrenocorticotropic hormone (secreted by the anterior pituitary gland)  
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AD, AS, AU   right ear (auris dextra) left ear (auris sinistra) both ears (auris uterque)  
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ADH   antidiuretic hormone; vasopressin (secreted by the posterior pituitary gland)  
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AP (view)   anteroposterior  
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C5-C6   fifth cervical vertebra, sixth cervical vertebra  
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COPD   chronic obstructive pulmonary disease  
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CT scan   Taking x-rays at multiple angles (including cross-sectional views) with a computer  
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DPT   diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus (vaccine)  
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EMG   electromyogram  
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ENT   ear, nose, throat: specialist called an otorhinolaryngologist  
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FBS   fasting blood sugar: instructions to the patient include fasting for 12 hours prior to procedure.  
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FDA   U.S. Food and Drug Administration  
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GTT   glucose tolerance test: used to detect diabetes mellitus  
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IM   intramuscular; infectious mononucleosis  
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IVP   intravenous pyelogram  
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L5-S1   fifth lumbar vertebra to the first sacral vertebra  
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MRI   magnetic resonance imaging  
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NPO   nothing by mouth (nil per os)  
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OD, OS, OU   right eye (oculus dexter) left eye (oculus sinister) both eyes (oculus uterque)  
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PA (view)   posteroanterior  
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PERRLA   pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation  
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PPD   purified protein derivative (used in test for tuberculosis)  
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tid   three times daily  
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TNM   tumor-node-metastasis (cancer staging system)  
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agent that reduces itching   antipruritic  
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Air Sac in the lungs   alveolus  
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benign bone surface tumor or growth   exostosis  
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breakdown of the lens of the eye   phacolysis  
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clumping of recipient's blood when mixed with incompatible blood   agglutination  
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collapsed lung   alelectasis  
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dry skin   xeroderma  
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dull vision   amblyopia  
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enlarged spleen   splenomegaly  
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ENT specialist   otorhindaryngclogist  
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harsh, high-pitched respiratory sound heard on inspiration, caused by obstruction   strider  
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inflammation of the cornea   keratitis  
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malignant connective tissue tumor   sarcoma  
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middle layer of skin   dermis  
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narrow, slit-like opening between bones   fissure  
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nearsightedness   myopia  
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pain in the diaphragm   phrenodynia  
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removal of the voicebox   laryngectomy  
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ringing of the ears   tinnitus  
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swayback or anterior curvature in the lumbar region   lordosis  
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tiny depression in the retina that is the region of clearest vision   fovea centralis  
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accommodation   adaption/adjustment of eye or organ  
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achondroplasia   dwarfism  
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acromegaly   pituitary gland - large body parts after puberty  
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acuity   keenness of sense perception  
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adenoids   Large mass behind lymphoid which causes distruption in breathing  
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agglutination   clumping of blood  
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albino   lack of pigments  
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alopecia   loss of hair  
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alveolus   air sac in lungs  
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amblyopia   dimming of eyesight  
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analgesics   removes pain, induces sleep, suppresses cough  
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anaphylaxis   type of hypersensitive reaction  
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anhidrosis   lack of sweating  
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ankylosis   stiffness in joint  
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anticoagulant   Heparin - thins blood  
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antigens   foreign substance that evokes immune response  
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antihistamines   blocks the release of a substance from alergy  
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antipruritic   relieves itching  
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antipyretic   relieves fevar  
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anthrogram   x-ray visual of joint  
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arthroscopy   examination of joint  
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asbestosis   scars lungs and tissue - from asbestos  
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astigmatism   blurred vision  
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atelectasis   colapsed lung  
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auscultation   listening to organs/body  
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barium enema   metallic powder introduced to the large intestines for x-ray  
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benign tumor   Tumor that does not threaten life  
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bronchi   division of trachea that lead to the left or right lung  
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callus   hardening area of skin  
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cancellous bone   soft bone  
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cataract   cloudiness of eye  
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cerumen   ear wax  
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chalazion   small tumor of eyelid  
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cochlea   snail-shaped part of inner ear  
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Colle's fracture   fracture taking place on distal end of radius  
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comedones   blackhead  
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conjunctiva   membrane on inner part of eyelid and covering eye  
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conjunctivitis   inflammation of conjunctiva  
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contraindication   something that makes a particular treatment unadvisible  
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cornea   transparent part that covers eye  
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cortisol   produced my the adrenal cortex and can be an anti-inflammatory  
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cranium   head  
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cryosurgery   abnormal tissue removed by freezing  
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cyst   closed sac  
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cytotoxic cell   T cell that mimics other cells and destroys them.  
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dermis   Middle layer of skin  
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diabetes insipidus   insufficient secretion of vasopression by the pituitary gland  
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diabetes mellitus   inadequate secretion of insulin, excessive sugar in blood  
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diplopia   double vision  
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dysplastic nevi   abnormal growth of mole  
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A pilonidal cyst contains...   hair  
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This type of drug is used to quiet and relax patient without producing sleep   sedative  
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Images warped and distorted due to irregular corneal curvature and prevent clear focus on lights (Blurred vision)   astigmatism  
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Abbreviation for Left Ear   AS  
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Agent that reduces itching   antipurritic  
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