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Language of Medicine 7th Edition - Chapter 3

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show pain  
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show hernia  
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-centesis   show
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show berry shaped bacterium  
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show cell  
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-dynia   show
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-ectomy   show
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-emia   show
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-er   show
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-genesis   show
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-graphy   show
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show breakdown, destruction, separation  
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-malacia   show
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-megaly   show
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-penia   show
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show fear  
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-plasia   show
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show surgical repair  
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-ptosis   show
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show hardening  
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-statis   show
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show opening to form a mouth (stoma)  
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-therapy   show
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-trophy   show
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show extremities, top, extreme point  
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acu/o   show
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show marketplace  
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amni/o   show
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angio/o   show
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arteri/o   show
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axill/o   show
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show eyelid  
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show bronchial tubes (two tubes, one right and left, that branch from the trachea to enter the lungs)  
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show drug, chemical  
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show time  
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show colon (large intestines)  
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show water, fluid  
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show to hold back  
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show abdomen, abdominal wall  
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laryng/o   show
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show lymph (clear fluid that bathes tissue spaces)  
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mamm/o   show
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mast/o   show
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morph/o   show
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show mucus  
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show muscle  
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myel/o   show
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necr/o   show
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show neutrophil (a white blood cell)  
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ot/o   show
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show peritoneum  
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show to eat, swallow  
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phleb/o   show
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show formation, development  
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show lungs  
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show rectum  
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show spleen  
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show clusters  
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strept/o   show
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show tonsils  
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show vein  
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-er   show
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-ia   show
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-ole   show
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-ule   show
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show structure, tissue, thing  
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show pertaining to  
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-ary   show
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show resembling  
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-ous   show
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-tic   show
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show Protrusion of an organ or part through the muscle normally containing it.  
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hiatal hernia   show
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inguinal hernia   show
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show A protrusion of a portion of the rectum toward the vagina through a weak part of the vaginal wall muscles.  
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show A herniation of the intestines through the navel occurring in infants at birth.  
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amniocentesis   show
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streptococcus   show
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show Other berry-shaped bacteria, grow in small clusters, like grapes, may be external lesions or internal.  
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abscess   show
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diplococci   show
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pneumococci   show
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show (blank)  
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erythrocytes   show
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hemoglobin   show
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leukocytes   show
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granulocytes   show
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show (blank)  
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show (blank)  
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neutrophils   show
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show (blank)  
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polymorphonuclear leukocytes   show
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show (blank)  
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lymphocytes   show
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monocytes   show
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macrophages   show
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show (blank)  
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anemia   show
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aplastic anemia   show
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ischemia   show
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show (blank)  
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tonsillitis   show
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show (blank)  
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show (blank)  
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show (blank)  
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laparoscopy (peritoneoscopy or MIS)   show
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MIS   show
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arterioles   show
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show (blank)  
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adenoids   show
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