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Medical Terminology Jane Rice Chapter 15 VOC

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acoustic   Pertaining to the sense of hearing.  
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audiogram   Record of hearing by audiometry.  
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audiologist   One who specializes in diagnosing disorders of hearing.  
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audiology   Study of hearing disorders.  
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auditory   Pertaining to the sense of hearing.  
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aural   Pertaining to the ear.  
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auricle   External portion of the ear, known as the pinna.  
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binaural   Pertaining to both ears.  
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cholesteatoma   Tumorlike mass filled with epithelial cells and cholesterol.  
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endaural   Pertaining to within the ear.  
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endolymph   Clear fluid contained within the labyrinth of the ear.  
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labyrinth   The inner ear  
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labyrinthitis   Inflammation of the labyrinth  
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labyrinthotomy   Incision of the labyrinth.  
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mastoidalgia   Pain in the mastoid process ( a bony protuberance of the skull near the ear. )  
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mastoiditis   Inflammation of one of the mastoid bones; characterized by fever, headache, and malaise.  
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monaural   Pertaining to one ear.  
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myringectomy   Surgical excision of the tympanic membrane.  
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myringoplasty   Surgical repair of the tympanic membrane.  
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myringoscope   Medical instrument used to examine the eardrum.  
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myringotome   Surgical instrument used for cutting the eardrum.  
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myringotomy   Surgical incision of the tympanic membrane to remove unwanted fluids from the ear.  
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otic   Pertaining to the ear  
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otitis   Inflammation of the ear.  
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otitis media   Inflammation of the middle ear.  
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otodynia   Pain in the ear, earache; also referred to as otalgia.  
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otolaryngologist   Physician who specializes in the study of the ear and larynx.  
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otolaryngology   Study of the ear and larynx.  
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otolith   Ear stone  
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otomycosis   Fungal infection of the ear.  
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otoneurology   Specialized diagnosis and treatment of the ear and its neurological association  
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otopharyngeal   Pertaining to the ear and pharynx.  
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otopyorrhea   Pus in the ear.  
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otorhinolaryngology   Study of the ear, nose, and larynx. ENT  
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otosclerosis   Hardening condition of the ear structures characterized by progressive deafness.  
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otoscope   Medical instrument used to examine the ear.  
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perilymph   Serum fluid of the inner ear.  
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presbycusis   Impairment of hearing that occurs with aging.  
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stapedectomy   Surgical excision of the stapes in the middle ear to improve hearing. (replaced by a prosthesis)  
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tympanectomy   Surgical excision of the tympanic membrane.  
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tympanic   Pertaining to the eardrum.  
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tympanitis   Inflammation of the eardrum.  
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tympanoplasty   Surgical repair of the tympanic membrane. (eardrum)  
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