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Term
Definition
itis   inflammation of  
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hepat   of the liver  
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hemat   blood  
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ology   process of study  
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electr   electricity  
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cardi   heart  
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gram   record  
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gastr   stomach  
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enter   intestines  
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hypo, sub   below  
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epi   above  
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ic, al, ior, ose, eal, iac   pertaining to  
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aden   gland  
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oma   tumor  
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arthr   joint  
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bi   life  
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carcin   cancer, cancerous  
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cephal   head  
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cerebr   cerebrum  
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cis   to cut  
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in   into  
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ex   out of  
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crine   to secrete  
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endo   within, inside  
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scopy   physical examination  
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cyst   urinary bladder  
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vascul   blood vessel  
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cyt   cells  
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encephal   brain  
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erythr   red  
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glyc   sugar  
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hyper   more than normal  
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emia   blood condition  
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dia   complete  
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sis   state or condition of  
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gnos   knowledge of  
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gynec   woman, female  
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iatr   treatment, physician  
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genic   produced of or by  
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leuk   white  
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nephre   kidney  
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neur   nerves  
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ist   one who specializes in something  
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oste   bone  
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path   disease  
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ophthalm   eye  
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ped   child  
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psych   mind  
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radi   x-rays  
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rhin   nose  
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sarc   flesh  
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secto   to cut  
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re   back  
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thromb   clotting  
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ur   urinary tract  
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algia   pain  
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ectomy   excision or removal  
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emia   blood condition  
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globin   protein  
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ion   process  
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opsy   process of viewing  
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aut, auto   self, own  
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um   structure  
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pro   before, forward  
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peri   surrounding  
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retro   behind  
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trans   across, through  
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ana   up  
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bol   to cast  
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ism   process of  
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cata   down  
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meta   change  
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hist   tissue  
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anterior (ventral)   front side of the body  
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posterior (dorsal)   back side of the body  
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deep   away from the surface  
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superficial   on the surface  
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proximal   near the point of attachment to trunk  
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distal   far away from the point of attachment at trunk  
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inferior   below another structure  
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superior   above another structure  
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lateral   pertaining to the side  
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medial   pertaining to the middle  
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supine   lying on the back  
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prone   lying on the stomach  
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abdomin   abdomen  
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adip   fat  
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anter   front  
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ose   full of  
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chondr   cartilage  
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chrom   color  
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somes   bodies  
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coccyx   tail bone  
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crani   skull  
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dist   far, distant  
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dors   back portion of the body  
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inguin   groin  
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later   side  
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lumb   lower back  
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medi   middle  
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pelv   pelvic  
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poster   back, behind  
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proxim   nearest  
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sacr   sacrum  
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sarc   flesh  
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spin   spine  
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thel, theli   nipple  
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trache   trachea  
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ventre   belly side of the body  
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thorac   chest  
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acr   extremities, extreme point  
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amni   amnion(sac surrounding the embryo in the uterus)  
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angi   vessel  
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axill   armpit  
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blephar   eye lid  
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hydr   water  
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isch   to hold back  
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laryng   larynx  
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lapar   abdomen  
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mamm, mast   breast  
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morph   shape  
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muc   mucus  
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my   muscle  
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myel   spinal chord, bone marrow  
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neutr   a white blood cell (neutrophil)  
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ot   ear  
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phag   to swallow/eat  
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phleb   vein  
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plas   formation  
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pneumon, pulmon   lungs  
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rect   rectum  
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splen   spleen  
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staphyl   clusters  
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strept   twisted chains  
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tonsill   tonsils  
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cele   hernia  
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centesis   surgical puncture to remove fluid  
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dynia   pain  
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lysis   breakdown, destruction, separation  
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malacia   softening  
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megaly   enlargement  
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penia   deficiency  
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phobia   fear  
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plasia   development, formation, growth  
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plasty   surgical repair  
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ptosis   drooping, falling, prolapse  
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sclerosis   hardening  
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scope   instrument for visual examination  
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statis   controlling, stopping  
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stomy   opening to form a mouth (stoma)  
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therapy   treatment  
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er   one who  
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ia   condition  
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ole, ule   small or little  
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um, ium   structure, tissue  
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oid   resembling, derived from  
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hernia   a protrusion of an organ or the muscular wall of an organ through the cavity that normally contains it  
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hiatal hernia   when the stomach protrudes upward into the mediastinum through the esophageal opening in the diaphragm  
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cystocele   occurs when part of the urinary bladder herniates through the vaginal wall as a result of weakness of the pelvic muscles  
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streptococcus   a berry shaped bacterium growing in twisted chains  
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staphylococci   other berry shaped bacteria that grows in small clusters like grapes  
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abscess   a collection of pus, white blood cells, and protein at the site of infection  
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MRSA   methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus  
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granulocytes   polymorphonuclear cells  
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eosiniphils   granules stained red with acidic stain active and increased in number through allergic conditions such as asthma  
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basophils   granules stained blue with basic stain number increases through healing phase of inflammation  
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neutrophils   granules stained purple with neutral stain they are fighting cells of bacteria  
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Mononuclear Leukocytes   agranulocytes  
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lymphocytes   fight disease by producing antibodies  
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monocytes   cells with one large nucleus engulf and destroy foreign cells  
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thrombocytes or platelets   clotting cells  
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acromegaly   an endocrine disorder  
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pituitary gland   produces growth hormone  
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splenectomy   spleen being removed  
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laparoscopy   a visual examination of the abdominal cavity using a laparoscope  
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adenoids   small masses of lymphatic tissues in the part of the pharynx near the nose and nasal passages  
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carp   wrist  
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cib   meals  
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cost   rib  
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cutane   skin  
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dactyl   fingers, toes  
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duct   to lead, carry  
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furc   forking  
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gloss   tongue  
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immun   protection  
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morph   shape, form  
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mort   death  
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nat   birth  
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nect   to bind, tie, connect  
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norm   rule, order  
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ox   oxygen  
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pub   pubis  
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seps   infection  
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somn   sleep  
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son   sound  
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the   to put, place  
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thry   thyroid gland  
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tox   poison  
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blast   immature, embryonic  
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drome   to run  
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fusion   coming together  
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gen   substance that produces  
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lapse   to slide, fall, sag  
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meter   to measure  
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mission   to send  
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or   one who  
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oxia   oxygen  
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partum   birth, labor  
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phoria   to bear, to carry; feeling  
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physis   to grow  
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plasia   development, formation, growth  
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plasm   structure formation  
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pnea   breathing  
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ptosis   falling, drooping, prolapse  
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rrhea   flow, discharge  
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stasis   stopping, controlling  
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trophy   development, nourishment  
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ab   away from  
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a, an   no, not, without  
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ad   toward  
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ana   up, apart  
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ante   before, forward  
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anti   against  
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bi   two  
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brady   slow  
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con   with, together  
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contra   opposite, against  
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hemi   half  
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eu   good, normal  
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in   not  
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infra   beneath, under  
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inter   between  
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macro   large  
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META   beyond, change  
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micro   small  
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neo   new  
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pan   all  
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para   abnormal  
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per   through  
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peri   surrounding  
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poly   many, much  
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pre   before, in front of  
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pro   before, foward  
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pros   before, forward  
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retro   behind, backward  
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sub   under  
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supra   above, upper  
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syn   together, with  
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tachy   fast  
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ultra   beyond, excess  
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uni   one  
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