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Intro to Med Term

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Intro to Med Term
chapter 1
-algia   pain  
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dys-   bad, difficult  
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-ectomy   surgical removal  
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hyper-   excessive, increased  
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hypo-   deficient, decreased  
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-itis   inflammation  
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-osis   abnormal condition  
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-ostomy   artificial opening  
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-otomy   surgical incision  
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-plasty   surgical repair  
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-rrhage   abnormal excessive fluid discharge or bleeding  
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-rrhaphy   to suture, stitch  
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-rrhea   abnormal flow of most body fluids  
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-rrhexis   rupture  
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-sclerosis   abnormal hardening  
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-malacia   abnormal softening  
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-megaly   enlargement  
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-necrosis   tissue death  
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-stenosis   abnormal narrowing  
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-centesis   surgical puncture to remove fluid  
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pre-   before  
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peri-   surrounding  
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post-   after  
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ab-   away from  
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ad-   toward  
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eu-   good, normal  
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inter-   between, among  
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intra-   within, inside  
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sub-   under, less, below  
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supra-   above, exessive  
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cyan/o   blue  
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erythr/o   red  
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leuk/o   white  
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melan/o   black  
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poli/o   grey  
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arteri/o   artery  
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ather/o   plaque, fatty substance  
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arthr/o   joint  
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ileum   small intestine  
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ilium   part of hip bone  
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infection   invasion of body by pathogenic organism  
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inflammation   localized response to injury 1 redness, 2 heat, 3 swelling, 4 pain  
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laceration   ragged, torn wound  
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lesion   pathological change of tissues due to disease or injury  
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mucous   specialized mucous membranes that line the body cavities  
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mucus   substance secreted by mucous membranes  
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myc/o   fungus  
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myel/o   bone marrow, spinal cord  
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my/o   muscle  
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palpation   exam technique  
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palpitation   pounding,racing heart  
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prostate   male gland  
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prostrate   collapse, lying flat  
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pyel/o   renal pelvis  
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py/o   pus  
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pyr/o   fever, fire  
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supination   act of rotating arm so palm is forward or upward  
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suppuration   formation or discharge of pus  
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suturing   act of closing wound by stitching  
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ligation   act of binding or tying off blood vessels  
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triage   screening patients to determine priority of need  
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trauma   wound, injury  
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viral   pertaining to a virus  
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virile   masculine traits  
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sign   evidence of disease, objective  
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symptom   observed by patient, subjective  
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syndrome   set of signs and symptoms that occur together  
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diagnosis   identification of disease  
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differential diagnosis   attempt to determine which of several diseases  
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prognosis   forecast, prediction, probable outcome  
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acute   rapid onset, severe course, short duration  
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chronic   long duration, rarely cured  
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remission   partial or complete disappearance of symptons without achieving a cure  
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