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adenoma   tumor of a gland  
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adenitis   inflammation of a gland  
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arthritis   inflammation of a joint  
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biology   study of life  
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carcinoma   cancerous tumor  
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cardiology   study of the heart  
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cephalic   pertaining to the head  
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cerebral   pertaining to the brain  
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incision   process of cutting into  
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excision   process of cutting out  
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endocrine glands   glands that secrete hormones within the body  
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cystoscopy   process of visual examination of the urinary bladder  
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cytology   study of cells  
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dermatitis   inflammation of the skin  
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hypodermic   pertaining to under the skin  
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electrocardiogram   record of the electricity in the heart  
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electroencephalogram   record of the electricity of the brain  
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enteritis   inflammation of the intestines  
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erythrocyte   a red blood cell  
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gastrectomy   removal of the stomach  
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gastrotomy   incision of the stomach  
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diagnosis   state of complete knowledge; information gathered about a patient's illness  
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prognosis   state of before knowledge; prediction about the outcome of an illness  
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hyperglycemia   condition of increased blood sugar  
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gynecology   study of females and female diseases  
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hematology   study of blood  
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hematoma   collection (mass) of blood  
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hemoglobin   blood protein found in red blood cells. Hemoglobin carries oxygen to the cells from the lungs and carbon dioxide away from cells to the lungs  
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hepatitis   inflammation of the liver  
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iatrogenic   pertaining to being produced by treatment  
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leukocyte   white blood cell  
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dermatology   study of skin  
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nephritis   inflammation of the kidney  
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nephrology   study of the kidney  
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neurology   study of the nerves  
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oncology   study of tumors  
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oncologist   specialist in the study of tumors  
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ophthalmoscope   instrument for visual examination of the eye  
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osteitis   inflammation of bone  
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osteoarthritis   inflammation of bone and joints (actually degeneration of joint tissue)  
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pathology   study of disease  
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pathologist   one who studies diseases, performs autopsies and examines biopsy samples  
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pediatric   pertaining to treatment of children  
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psychology   study of the mind  
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psychiatrist   specialist in the treatment of the mind  
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radiology   study of x-rays  
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renal   pertaining to the kidney  
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rhinitis   inflammation of the nose  
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sarcoma   tumor of flesh tissue (cancerous tumor of connective tissues, such as bone, muscle, cartilage, fat)  
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resection   process of cutting out; removal  
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thrombocyte   a clotting cell  
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urology   study of the urinary tract  
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cardiac   pertaining to the heart  
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neural   pertaining to nerves  
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arthralgia   pain of a joint  
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neuralgia   nerve pain  
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erythrocyte   red blood cell  
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nephrectomy   removal (resection) of a kidney  
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leukemia   blood condition of white cells; malignant (cancerous) condition  
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carcinogenic   pertaining to producing cancer  
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pathogenic   pertaining to producing disease  
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iatrogenic   pertaining to produced by treatment  
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hemoglobin   literally, blood protein  
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electroencephalogram   record of the electricity in the brain  
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gastric   pertaining to the stomach  
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neurologic   pertaining to the study of nerves  
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ophthalmologist   specialist in the study of diagnosing and treating disorders of the eye  
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cystitis   inflammation of the urinary bladder  
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endocrinology   study of endocrine glands  
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hepatoma   tumor (malignant) of the liver  
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biopsy   process of viewing life; removal of living tissue for microscopic examination  
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nephrosis   abnormal condition of the kidney  
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leukocytosis   abnormal condition (slight increase) of normal white blood cells  
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adenopathy   disease of glands  
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endoscope   instrument to visually examine within (the body)  
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endoscopy   process of visually examining within (the body)  
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osteotomy   incision of a bone  
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gastroenterology   process of study of the stomach and intestines  
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anemia   a decrease in erythrocytes or hemoglobin  
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autopsy   examination of a dead body, understand it's function  
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endocrinologist   one who specializes in endocrine glands  
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epigastric   pertaining to above the stomach  
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epidermis   outer layer of skin; above the dermis layer  
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exocrine glands   glands that secrete chemicals to the outside of the body  
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hyperthyroidism   condition of too much secretion of hormone (thyroxine) from the thyroid gland  
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hypogastric   pertaining to below the stomach  
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hypoglycemia   condition of low blood sugar  
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pericardium   structure (membrane) surrounding the heart  
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prostate gland   exocrine gland in front of the urinary bladder in males  
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resection   removal:excision  
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retrocardiac   pertaining to behind the heart  
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subhepatic   pertaining to below the liver  
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transhepatic   pertaining to across or through the liver  
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carcinoma   cancerous or malignant tumor  
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diagnosis   complete knowledge of a patient's condition  
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gastrotomy   incision of the stomach  
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hepatitis   inflammation of the liver  
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incision   process of cutting into or making an incision  
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psychiatry   treatment of the mind  
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retrocardiac   pertaining to behind the heart  
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sarcoma   tumor (malignant) of fleshy tissue such as bone, muscle, fat, and cartilage  
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