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Ch. 1-5 Medical Terms

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show -the beginning of some words -one letter or a group of letters -precedes a root to give it a different meaning -can have more than one meaning -never requires a combining vowel -can have two prefixes in an occasional medical term  
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root   show
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show vowel that joins a root to another root or to a suffix  
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combining form   show
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show the ending of some words  
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show -the constant unchanging foundation of a medical term -usually of greek or latin origin -one or more is found in most medical terms  
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combining vowel functions   show
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combining form functions   show
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combining form examples   show
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show an old english term meaning to suffer or undergo; the term refers to a person who is under medical or surgical treatment  
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medical (greek/latin form)   show
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show an old english word meaning a single cycle of inhaling and exhaling  
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show a latin word for a clear sticky secretion  
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knee (greek/latin form)   show
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quadrant (greek/latin form)   show
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record (greek/latin form)   show
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show an old english word meaning to worry. when you care for your patients you look after them and are concerned about them.  
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show a latin word meaning of a given species. a specialist devotes professional attention to a particular subject area.  
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apex (greek/latin form)   show
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show a latin word meaning open or exposed; a patent blood vessel is open to the circulation of free flowing blood.  
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toxin (greek/latin form)   show
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show a latin word meaning clear spring water; lymph is a clear, shimmering fluid collected from the body tissues  
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breech (greek/latin form)   show
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terms that are alike: illum and illeum   show
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show - the tube from the kidney to the bladder - the tube from the bladder from the outside  
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show - a muscle in the back - a bone in the wrist  
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show - a small bone in the middle ear - a bony protuberance at the ankle  
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terms that are alike: neurology and urology   show
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show -tumor, mass - the collection of blood in a tissue  
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diagnostic suffix: -uria hematuria   show
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diagnostic suffix: -dialysis hemodialysis   show
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show -pass a stool -passage of a bloody stool  
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diagnostic suffix: -crit hematocrit   show
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diagnostic suffix: -gram cardiogram   show
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show -instrument for recording -instrument for recording the heart  
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diagnostic suffix: -lysis hemolysis   show
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show -attraction -an inherited blood disease  
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diagnostic suffix: -ptysis hemoptysis   show
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diagnostic suffix: -rrhage hemorrhage   show
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show -to flow - painful anal swelling of venous blood  
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show -surgical puncture -surgical puncture of a joint space with a needle  
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show -fixation -surgical binding together of the bones of a joint  
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show -surgical removal -surgical removal of appendix  
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surgical suffix: -plasty rhinoplasty   show
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surgical suffix: -rrhaphy herniorrhapy   show
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show -surgical formation of an opening -surgical formation of an artificial opening into the trachea into which a tube is inserted  
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show -surgical incision -surgical incision into the trachea to enable a tracheostomy to be inserted  
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surgical suffix: -tripsy lithotripsy   show
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pathological suffix: -algia arthralgia   show
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pathological suffix: -ectasis bronchiectasis   show
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pathological suffix: -edema lymphedema   show
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pathological suffix: -emesis hematemesis   show
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show -form, produce -formation of new bone  
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pathological suffix: -itis cystitis   show
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show -tumor, mass -mass of blood leaked outside blood vessels into tissues  
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pathological suffix: -osis cyanosis   show
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show -disease -any disease of the nervous system  
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pathological suffix: -penia erythropenia   show
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pathological suffix: -phobia agoraphobia   show
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show -narrowing -abnormal narrowing of an artery  
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show pertaining to  
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noun suffix: -iatry psychiatry   show
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show -expert, specialist -medical specialist in childrens development and disorders  
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noun suffix: -icle ossicle   show
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noun suffix: -ist dentist   show
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show -medical speciality -speciality in disorders of the orofacial complex  
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show -small minute -small artery  
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noun suffix: -ule venule   show
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show -before, forward -to tilt forward, as a uterus can  
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position prefix: anti- antibiotic   show
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position prefix: circum- circumcision   show
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show -inside, inner -a gland that secretes directly into the blood  
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show -above, over, upon -top layer of skin  
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position prefix: exo- exocrine   show
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show -above, excessive -increase in size  
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show -below -tissue layer below the top layer of the skin  
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show -between -space between two ribs  
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position prefix: intra- intradermal   show
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show -adjacent, alongside -having delusions of persecution  
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show -around -around the time of birth  
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show -after -after the time of birth  
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show -before -before the time of birth  
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position prefix: retro- retrovert   show
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show -above, excessive -above the pubic bone  
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position prefix: trans- transdermal   show
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position prefix: ultra- ultrasound   show
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show -two, twice, double - on two sides of the body  
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show -slow -slow heart rate  
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measurement prefix: di- diplegia   show
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show -normal -normal breathing  
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measurement prefix: hemi- hemiparasis   show
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show -large -large red blood cell  
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show -small -small red blood cell  
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show -single, one -white blood cell with a single nucleus  
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show -many -a woman who has given birth at least twice  
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measurement prefix: pan- pancytopenia   show
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measurement prefix: poly- polyuria   show
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measurement prefix: primi- primipara   show
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show -four -paralysis of all four limbs  
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measurement prefix: tachy- tachycardia   show
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measurement prefix: tri- tricuspid   show
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measurement prefix: uni- unipolar   show
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show -away from -action of moving away from the midline  
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directional prefix: ad- adduction   show
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directional prefix: ante- antevert   show
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directional prefix: sub- subdural   show
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directional prefix: syn- synapse   show
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singular and plural endings: -a -ae   show
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show -thorax -thoraces  
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singular and plural endings: -en -ina   show
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singular and plural endings: -ex -ices   show
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show -diagnosis -diagnoses  
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singular and plural endings: -is -ides   show
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singular and plural endings: -ix -ices   show
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singular and plural endings: -ma -mata   show
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singular and plural endings: -on -a   show
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singular and plural endings: -um -a   show
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singular and plural endings: -us -era   show
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singular and plural endings: -us -i   show
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singular and plural endings: -us -ora   show
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show -phalanx -phalanges  
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show -ovary -ovaries  
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singular and plural endings: -yx -ices   show
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word analysis and definition: abdomen abdominal   show
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show root: (col-colon) -pertaining to the colon -pain in the colon  
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show root: (cost/o- rib) (vertebr- spine) -pertaining to the rib and spine  
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show root: (tens- pressure) -persistent high arterial blood pressure -persistent low arterial blood pressure  
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word analysis and definition: radiopaque   show
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word analysis and definition: ureter   show
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word analysis and definition: urethra   show
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atom   show
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blastocyst   show
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show root: (cellul- small cell) root: (cyt/o- cell) -smallest unit capable of independent existence -pertaining to a cell -study of cell  
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fertilization fertilize   show
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holistic   show
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show root: (molec- mass) -very small particle consisting of two or more atoms held tightly together  
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show root: (cyte- cell) (o/o-egg) -female egg cell  
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organ organelle   show
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tissue   show
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vitro in vitro fertilization (IVF)   show
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zygote   show
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show -manufacture of proteins and lipids -production and use of energy -communication with other cells -replication of DNA -reproduction  
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organelle examples:   show
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chromatin   show
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show -clear, gelatinous substance that forms the substance of a cell except for the nucleus  
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show root: (chrom/o- color) -body in the nucleus that contains DNA and genes  
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show -source of hereditary characterisitcs found in chromosomes  
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electrolyte   show
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hormone hormonal   show
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show root: (cellul- small cell) -within the cell  
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show -thin layer of tissue covering a structure or cavity  
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show root: (metabol- change) -the constantly changing physical and chemical processes occurring in the cell -pertaining to metabolism  
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show root: (mit/o- thread) (chondr/o- cartilage, rib, granule) -organelle that generates, stores, and releases energy for cell activities  
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nucleus nuclear   show
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show root: (nucle/o- nucleus) -small mass within the nucleus  
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show root: (ster- solid) -large family of chemical substances found in many drugs, hormones, and body components  
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show root: (anabol-build up) -the build up of complex substances in the cell form simpler ones as a part of metabolism  
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carbohydrates   show
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catabolism   show
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lysosome   show
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protein   show
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ribosomes   show
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connective tissue   show
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show -protect, secrete, absorb, and excrete -cover body surface, cover and line internal organs, composed glands  
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muscle tissue   show
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nervous tissue   show
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anterior   show
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show root: (later- side) -situated at the side; having an excessory function  
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coordinate coordination   show
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show -shaped like a cross  
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show root: (thel/i- nipple) -tissue that covers surfaces or lines cavities -pertaining to epithelium  
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excrete excretion   show
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graft   show
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show root: (hist/o- tissue) -structure and function of cells, tissues, and organs -specialist in the structure and function of cells, tissues, and organs  
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ligament   show
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medial   show
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show -disc of connective tissue cartilage between the bones of a joint; for example in the knee joint  
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muscle   show
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patella   show
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show -to produce a chemical substance in a cell and release it from the cell  
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articulate articulation   show
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show root: (caps- box) -fibrous tissue layer surrounding a joint or some other structure  
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show -nonvascular form, connective tissue found mostly in joints  
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show root: (coll/a- glue) -major protein of connective tissue, cartilage and bone  
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show root: (blast- germ cell) (fibr/o- fiber) -cell that forms collagen fibers  
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matrix   show
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show root: nutri- nourish -a substance and food required for normal physiologic function  
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show root: (blast- germ cell) (oste/o- bone) -bone-forming cell -bone-removing cell -bone-maintaining cell  
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show root: (oste- bone) -fibrous membrane covering the bone  
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show root: (ov/i- egg) -pertaining to synovial fluid and synovial membrane  
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show -fibrous band that connects muscle to bone  
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organ systems: integumentary   show
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organ systems: skeletal   show
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show -muscles -cause movements, maintain posture, produce body heat  
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organ systems: nervous   show
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organ systems: endocrine   show
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organ systems: cardiovascular   show
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organ systems: lymphatic   show
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organ systems: digestive   show
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organ systems: respiratory   show
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organ systems: urinary   show
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show -male: scrotum, testes, epididymides, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate, bulbourethral glands, urethra, penis -produce and maintain sperm cells, transfer sperm cells into female reproductive tract, secrete male hormones  
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organ systems: reproductive (female   show
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show root: (home/o- the same) -stability or equilibrium of a system or the body's internal environment  
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hypertrophy   show
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show root: (integr- whole) -to bring together into a complete inharmonious whole  
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show -structure with specific functions in a body system  
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show -disease of muscular rigidity, tremors, and a mask-like facial expression  
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posture   show
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septicemia   show
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spastic spasticity   show
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show root: (trache/o- windpipe) -the incision into the windpipe, usually so that a tube can be inserted to assist breathing  
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show root: (urin- urine) - pertaining to urine  
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show root: (tom- section) -study of structure of the human body -pertaining to anatomy  
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show root: (anter- coming before) -front surface of body situated in front  
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caudal   show
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show root: (cephal- head) -pertaining to or near to the head  
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show root: (coron- crown) -pertaining to the vertical plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions  
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show root: (dist- away from center) -situated away from the center of the body  
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show root: (dors- back) -pertaining to the back or situated behind  
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show root: (front- front) -in front; relating to the anterior part of the body  
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inferior   show
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posterior   show
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prone   show
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proximal   show
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sagittal   show
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show root: (super- above) -situated above  
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supine   show
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transverse   show
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show root: ventr- belly -pertaining to the abdomen or situated near the surface of the abdomen  
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show contains the brain within the skull  
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show contains the heart, lungs, thymus glad, trachea, and esophagus, as well as numerous blood vessels and nerves  
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abdominal cavity   show
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pelvic cavity   show
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show contains the spinal cord  
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abdominopelvic cavity   show
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show hollow space or body compartment  
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show the musculomembranous partition separating the abdominal and thoracic cavities  
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show root: (gastr/i-stomach) -pertaining to the abdominal region above the stomach -abdominal region above the stomach  
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show -pertaining to the abdominal region below the stomach  
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quadrant   show
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umbilical umbilicus   show
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alimentary canal   show
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show teeth, salivary glands, gallbladder, tongue, liver, and pancreas  
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bariatric   show
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show root: (digest- to break down) -breakdown of food into elements suitable for cell metabolism -pertaining to digestion  
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show -tube linking pharynx and stomach  
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show root: (gast/r- stomach) -pertaining to the stomach  
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show root: (enter/o- intestine) -medical speciality of the stomach and intestines -medical specialist in gastroenterology -pertaining to the stomach and intestines  
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show root: (intestin- intestin or gut) -the digestive tube from stomach to anus  
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laparoscopy laparoscope laparscopic   show
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lymph lymphatic   show
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mouth   show
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Roux-en-Y   show
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show root: (script- writing, thing copied) -an exact copy or reproduction -the action of making a copy of dictated material -one who makes a copy of dictated material  
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propulsion   show
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show uptake of nutrients and water by cells in the GI tract  
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amylase   show
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bolus   show
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show root: deglutit- to swallow -the act of swallowing  
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show root: (elimin- throw away) -removal of waste material from the digestive tract  
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show root: (ingest- carry in) -intake of food, either by mouth or through a nasogastric tube  
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lipase   show
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nasogastric   show
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parastalsis   show
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show root: prot/e-protein) -group of enzymes that break down protein  
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show -to release or give off, as substances produced by cells  
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segment segmental   show
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show CMA- certified medical assistant ESR- erythocyte sedimentation rate SSA- syndrome antibodies A SSB-syndrome antibodies B WBS-white blood cell  
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show root: (buccin- the cheek) -the muscle in the cheek  
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show root: (zyne- fermenting, enzyme) -protein that induces changes in other substances  
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gingivitis   show
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show root: (mastic- chew) - to chew  
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oral   show
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palate   show
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papilla papillae   show
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Sjogren syndrome   show
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taste   show
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show mobile muscle mass in mouth; bears the taste buds  
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show root: (ulcer- meaning a sore) -erosion of an area of skin or mucosa -formation of an ulcer  
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uvula   show
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show root: (cusp- point) -having two points; a bicuspid (premolar) tooth has two points  
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crown   show
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show -tooth with one point  
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dentin (dentine)   show
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show -hard substance covering a tooth  
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incisor   show
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lysozyme   show
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show one of six teeth in each jaw that grind food  
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show root: (ot- ear) -parotid gland is the salivary gland beside the ear  
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show dental pulp is the connective tissue in the cavity in the center of the tooth  
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root   show
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saliva salivary   show
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sublingual   show
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show root: (mandibul- the jaw) -underneath the mandible  
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show -departure from the normal experienced by a patient -pertaining to the symptoms of a disease  
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aphthous ulcer   show
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show nonmedical term for aphthous ulcer  
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show bacterial destruction of teeth  
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show -tissue surrounding teeth and covering the jaw -pertaining to the gums -inflammation of the gums -surgical removal of diseased gum tissue  
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show root: (gloss/o- tongue) -painful, burning of tongue  
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halitosis   show
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show root: (leuk/o- white) (plak- plate, plaque) -white patch on oral mucous membrane, often precancerous  
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periodontal periodontics periodontist periodontitis   show
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show patch of abnormal tissue  
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show root: (py/o-pus) purulent discharge  
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show calcified deposit at gingival margin of teeth  
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thrush   show
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show the act of swallowing  
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dysphagia   show
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emesis hematemesis   show
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epiglottis   show
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esophagus esophageal esophagitis   show
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show root: (herni/o- hernia) -protusion of a structure through the tissue that normally contains it -repair of a hernia -to protrude  
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show root: (hiat- aperture) -an opening through a structure -pertaining to an opening through a structure  
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show -organ of voice production  
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show root: (nas/o-nose) (pharynx-throat) -region of the pharynx at the back of the nose and above the soft palate  
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oropharynx   show
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pharynx   show
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show root: (prand-meal) following a meal  
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show root: (flux-flow) -backward flow  
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regurgitation   show
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trachea   show
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show -dilated, tortuous vein -characterized by or affected with varices  
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chyme   show
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dehydration   show
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duodenum duodenal   show
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fundus fundic   show
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show -hormones secreted in the stomach that stimulates secretion of HCL and increases gastric motility  
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hydrochloric acid (HCL)   show
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show (intrins- on the inside) (factor-maker) -substance secreted by the stomach that is necessary for the absorption of vitamin B-12  
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malabsorption   show
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show (muc-mucus) -sticky secretion of cells in mucous membranes -relation to mucus or mucosa -protein element of mucus  
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pepsin pepsinogen   show
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pylorus pyloric   show
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show (orex- appetite) -severe lack of appetite; or an aversion to food  
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antacid   show
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show (peps-digestion) -"upset stomach," epigastric pain, nausea, gas  
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erosion   show
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gastritis   show
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gastroesophageal   show
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show endoscope for examining the inside of a stomach  
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peptic   show
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perforation   show
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proton pump inhibitor (PPI)   show
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resection resect   show
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show tenth (X) cranial nerve; supplies many different organs throughout body  
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show blind pouch that is the first part of the large intestine  
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show (ile/o-ilium) (cec-cecum) -third portion of the small intestine -pertaining to the junction of the ileum and cecum  
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jejunum jejunal   show
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mesentary mesentric   show
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show -lining of tubular structure -pertaining to the mucosa  
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muscularis   show
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omentum omental   show
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show -lobulated gland, the head of which is tucked into the curve of the duodenum  
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show membrane that lines the abdominal cavity -  
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plica plicae   show
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show -outer most covering of the alimentary tract  
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show (mucosa- lining of the cavity) -tissue layer underneath the mucosa  
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villus villi   show
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show -hollow, walled, internal organ -internal organs, particularly in the abdomen  
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celiac celiac disease   show
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show -inflammation of the stomach and the intestines  
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show -parasite that can affect the small intestine  
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show -dynamic or mechanical obstruction of the small intestine  
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show (suspect- to take up) -the slippage of one part of the bowel inside, another, causing obstruction  
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bile bile acids biliary   show
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bilirubin   show
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show (chol/e-bile) -steroid formed in liver cells; the most abundant steroid in tissues, which circulates in the plasma attached to proteins of different densities  
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show (emuls- suspend in a liquid) -break up into very small droplets to suspend in a solution  
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gallstone   show
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gluconeogenesis   show
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glycogen   show
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show (hepat- liver) -pertaining to liver -inflammation of liver  
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liver   show
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Murphy sign   show
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show (provision- provide) -the vein that carries blood from the intestines to the liver -a temporary diagnosis pending further examination or testing  
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show (amin/o-nitrogen compound) (tranfer-carry) (aspartate-amino acid) -enzymes that are found in liver cells and leak out into the blood stream when the cells are damaged enabling liver damage to be diagnosed -a salt of aspartic acid  
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ascites   show
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cholestatic   show
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show (cirrh-yellow) -extensive fibrotic liver disease  
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show (chromat-color) (hemo-blood) -dangerously high levels of iron in the body with deposition of iron pigments in tissues  
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show (phosphat- phosphorus) -enzyme that liberates phosphorus  
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show (acin-grape) -enzyme-secreting cells of the pancreas  
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carboxypeptidase   show
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show (sacchar-sugar) -combination of two monosacchrides  
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show (crine-secrete) -a gland that produces an internal or hormonal and secretes into the blood stream  
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show -a gland that secretes outwardly through excretory ducts  
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show -acid obtained from the hydrolysis of fats  
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islet cells   show
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show -fatty substance with a single fatty acid -substance with two fatty acids -subastance with three fatty acids  
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show -lobulated gland the head of which is tucked into the curve of the duodenum -pertaining to the pancreas -inflammation of the pancreas  
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secretin   show
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show (tryps-friction) (chym/o-chyme) -enzyme that breaks down protein -trypsin found in chyme  
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show (amin/o- nitrogen compound) -the basic building block of a protein  
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carbohydrate   show
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chyle   show
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show (lact/e-milk) -a lymphatic vessel carrying chyle away from the intestine  
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show -general term for all type of fatty compounds for example cholesterol, triglycerides and fatty acids  
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show (miner-minds) -inorganic compound usually found in earth's crust  
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show -class of food substances based on amino acids  
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show (abdomen) -relating to abdominal cavity -disease caused by sensitivity to gluten  
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show (constip- press together) -hard, infrequent bowel movements  
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crohn disease (region enteritis)   show
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show (rrhea- to flow and discharge) -abnormally frequent and loose stool  
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show (entery- intestine) -disease with diarrhea, bowel spasms, fever, and dehydration  
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enteroscope enteroscopy   show
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gluten   show
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intolerance   show
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show (lact- milk) disaccharide found in cow's milk -enzyme that breaks down lactose to glucose and galactose  
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neuropathy   show
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show -terminal opening of the digestive tract through which feces are discharged  
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appendix appendectomy vermiform appendicitis   show
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show -the large intestine, extending from the cecum to the rectum -spasmodic, crampy pains in the abdomen -inflammation of the colon  
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feces fecal defecation defecate   show
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show (flatul- excessive gas) -gas or air expelled through the anus -excessive amount of gas in the stomach and intestines  
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show a bend in the structure  
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gastrocolic reflex   show
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show -band of muscle that encircles the junction of the ileum and cecum  
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show an edge or border  
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rectum rectal   show
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show -sigmoid colon is shaped like an "S"  
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show another name for intestine  
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show (diverticul- byroad) -a pouchlike opening or sac from a tubular structure -presence of a number of small pouches in the wall of the larch intestine -inflammation of the diverticula  
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show deep furrow or cleft  
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show abnormal passage  
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hemorrhoid hemorrhoids hemorrhoidectomy   show
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intussusception   show
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lumen   show
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show one-third the distance from the anterior superior illiac spine to the umbilicus  
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metastasis metastases   show
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peritoneum peritoneal peritonitis   show
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polyp polyposis polypectomy   show
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show lesion from which a cancer can develop  
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show (proct- anus and rectum) -inflammation of lining of rectum  
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ulcerative   show
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show (anastom- joint together) -a surgically made union between two tubular structures  
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coagulate   show
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show -instrument for examining inside of a tubular or hollow organ -pertaining to use of endoscope -the use of an endoscope -endoscopic examination of the anus -examination of inside of colon by endoscopy -endoscopic examination of the stomach  
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ileoscopy panendoscopy proctoscopy sigmoidscopy   show
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show an injection of fluid into rectum  
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show the passage of red, bloody stools  
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melena   show
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show -not visible on surface  
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ostomy colostomy ileostomy   show
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stoma   show
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