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Chapter 2

Integumentary and digestive

QuestionAnswer
Cutis cue + tis Cutis (skin) skin inflammation cue + tis Latin
Dent Dent (teeth)toothlike dent Latin
Derma Derma (skin) study of skin dur + muh Greek
Hapsia hap + see + uh Hapsia (touch) touch disorder hap + see + uh Greek
Odont oh + dont + t Odont (teeth) teeth grinding oh + dont + t Greek
Onco on + caw Onco (tumor) tumors, study of on + caw Greek
Onychia oh + nick + ee + uh Onychia (nail beds) nail bed inflammation oh + nick + ee + uh Grek
Pedicular puh + dick + you + ler Pedicular (lice)lice condition of puh + dick + you + ler Latin
Prurigo pru + rig + oh Prurigo (itching) itching inflammation pru + rig + oh Latin
Psora sore + uh Psora (itch)itch condition of sore + uh Greek
Sarco s + ark + oh Sarco (flesh)flesh decomposing s + ark + oh Greek
Sclero s + clear + oh Sclero (hard) hardening tissue s + clear + oh Greek
Squama skwah + ma Squama (scaly) scalelike skwah + ma Latin
Tricho trick + oh Tricho (hair)hairlike trick + oh Greek
Chole coal + lee Chole (bile; gallbladder) gallbladder excision coal + lee Greek
Colon coal + on Colon (large intestin) large intestin inflammation coal + on Greek
Emesis emmy + sis Emesis (vomiting)produces vomit emmy + sis Greek
Entero ee + tear + oh Entero (intestine)intestinal inflammation ee + tear + oh Greek
Gastro gas + tr + oh Gastro (stomach) stomach inflammation gas + tr + oh Greek
Glosso gloss + oh Glosso (tongue) tongue disease gloss + oh Greek
Hepat he + pat Hepat (liver) liver inflammation he + pat Greek
Ile ill + lee Ile (ileum)ileum inflammation ill + lee Latin
Laparo lap + uh + row Laparo (abdomen)abdomen incision) Lap + uh + row Greek
Myxo mix + oh Myxo (mucus)mucus tumor mix + oh Greek
Procto prock + toe Procto (anus; rectum) study of diseases of the colon rectum, and anus prock + toe Greek
Pyloro pie + lore + oh Pyloro (pylorus; gatekeeper) pyloric narrowing pie + lore + oh Greek
Stoma stow + muh Stoma (opening; mouth) mouth inflammation stow + muh Greek
Viscero v + is + ur + oh Viscero (body organs) enlarded abdominal organs v + is + ur + oh Latin
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