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Blue Ridge Community College CMA Class

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Term
Definition
Heart   Cardio  
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Hepta   Liver  
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Renal   Kidneys  
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Uria   Urine  
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Blood   Hem  
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Pnea   Respirations  
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Penia   Abnormal  
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Plasty   Surgical repair  
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Tomy   Cutting into  
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Megaly   Enlargement  
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Pathy   Disease  
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Cyte   Cell  
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Cyn   Blue  
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Erthyr   Red  
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Leuk   White  
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Melan   Black  
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Coron   Crown of head  
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Cephal   Head  
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Aur   Ear  
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Lacrim   Tear  
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Anti   Against  
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Mal   Bad  
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Emesis   Vomiting  
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Para   Outside  
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Dynia   Pain  
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Rraphy   Suture  
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Rrhage   Hemorage  
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Ptysis   Spitting  
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Itis   Inflammation  
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Kerat   Horny tissue  
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Lingu   Tongue  
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Hydro   Water  
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Arthr   Joint  
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STAT   Short turn around time  
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stat   To stop  
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Edema   Swelling  
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Hemastat   Stop bleeding  
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Stoma   Mouth/opening  
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Ptosis   Dropping  
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Peri   Surrounding  
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Anterior   Front of body  
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Superior   Upward/top  
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Posterior   Back  
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Cephalic   Head  
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Medial   Midline  
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Lateral   Side away from middle  
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Priximal   Near beginning  
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Distal   Away or far from beginning  
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Cavities   Cranial spinal thoracic pericardial abdominal pelvic  
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Quadrants   RUQ RLQ LUQ LLQ  
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Tachycardia   Rapid pulse  
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Bradycardia   Slow pulse  
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Bradypnea   Low respiratory rate  
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Tachypnea   Fast respiratory rate  
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Apnea   Absence of breathing  
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Eupnea   Normal breathing  
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Sims   Laying on left side with right hip and knee bent  
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Prone position   Face down  
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Supine   Back face up  
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Fowlers   Heads 90• angle  
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Semi fowlers   45• angle  
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Trendleburg   Lay flat feet elevated 30•  
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Dorsal   Laying on back side knees bent  
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Chronic   longtime/constantly recurring  
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Scoliosis   spine has sideways curve  
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Lordosis   back/spine arches too far inward  
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Kyphosis   Forward rounding of the back  
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alopecia   sudden hair loss  
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renal   kidneys  
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card   heart  
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hepta   seven  
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hypoxia   low oxygen levels, below normal  
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asphyxia   absent exchange of oxygen and carbin dioxide on ventilary basis  
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lumen   space in the interior of a hollow tubular structure (artery, intestine)  
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endo   within  
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myo   muscle  
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epi   on/over  
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hypersecretion   excessive secretion  
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hyposecretion   insufficient secretion  
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NIDDM   non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus  
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IDDM   insulin dependent diabetes mellitus  
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diabetes mellitus   body unable to produce insulin  
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hyperthyrodism   Thyroid hormone increased  
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hypothyrodism   thyroid hormone decreased  
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homeostasis   stop bleeding or clotting  
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hormones   chemical transmitters that regulates body fuctions  
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lysis   destruction  
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lipolysis   destruction of fat  
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polyuria   excessive excretion of urine  
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polydipsia   excessive thirst/ relatively prolonged  
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polyphagia   excessive eating/gluttony  
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cerumen   earwax  
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otitis media   inflammation of the middle ear  
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myopia   nearsightedness/light focus infront of retina  
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hypropia   farsightedness/light focus behind the retina  
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presbyopia   loss of elasticity in the lens  
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palpebrae   eyelids  
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conjunctiva   mucous membrane lines the underside of the eyelids  
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canthus   eyelids meet at the corner  
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lacrimal   tears stored, produced and removed  
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astigmatism   irregularity in curvature of the cornea or lens  
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strabismus   cross eyes  
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diplopia   double vision  
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amblyopia   lazy eye  
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Enchroma Color test   Color Blindness chart  
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CNS   Central Nervous System  
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Corpus Callosum   Largest Nerve Tract  
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ANS   Automatic Nervous System  
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SNS   Somatic Nervous System  
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CSF   Cerebrospinal Fluid  
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Quadriplegia   Paralysis from shoulders down  
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Paraplegia   Paralysis from waist down  
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Hemiplegia   paralysis affects one side of the body  
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Meningitis   infection of the meninges that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord  
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Tinea Capitis   Fungal infection of the skin  
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Hemophilia   ability to clot or severely reduce blood flow  
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Hemostasis   stopping of bloodflow  
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hemopoiesis   formation of blood cells  
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hemoptysis   coughing up blood  
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dyspnea   difficulty breathing  
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orthopnea   trouble breathing unless certain position is maintained  
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apena   absence of breathing  
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Eupena   Normal breathing  
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metastasis   spread of disease  
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nephrectomy   removal of kidney  
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enteropexy   fixation of segment to intestine or abdominal wall  
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dysuria   painful urination  
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bronchodilator   substance that dialates the bronchi  
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choledocholithasis   gall stones  
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enuresis   involuntary urination  
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Hematuria   blood in urine  
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pyuria   pus in urine  
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Nocturia   Excess urination at night  
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Edema   Swelling  
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Acute   severe, critical  
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-poiesis   formation  
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-scope   instrument of examining  
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-scopy   visual examination  
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trich/o   hair  
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onycho/o   nail  
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seb/o   oily  
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bi-   two  
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tri-   three  
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quad-   four  
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heart (What is it?)   Four chambered muscular pump  
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pericardium   outer lining covers the heart, large blood vessels attached to it.  
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myocardium   middle layer, heart muscle, thickest layer  
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endocardium   innermost lining, thin and smooth  
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epicardium   outer layer  
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Superior Vena Cava   brings blood back from head and upper chest  
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Inferior Vena Cava   bring blood back from below the heart  
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Tricuspid   Connects the right atrium to the right ventricle  
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Pulmonary Artery   Carries blood to the lungs  
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Pulmonary Vien   carries oxygenated blood from lungs to the left atrium of the heart  
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Bicuspid Valve/Mirtral Valve (same thing)   blood leaves left atrium  
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Aorta   blood enters from left ventricle (largest Artery)  
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SA Node   Sinoatrial (Pacemaker of the heart)  
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AV Node   Atrioventricular (Tricuspid valve)  
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Occlusion   Blockage of coronary blood vessels  
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Ischemia   Lack of blood flow to the heart  
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Infarction (MI)   death of heart muscle (Myocardial Infarction)  
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Hypoxia   lack of oxygen to the heart tissues/muscles  
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Arterries   take blood away from the heart w/o2  
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Veins   bring blood back to the heart  
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phagocyte   attack and ingest invading organism  
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immunosuppressants   medications that suppresses the immune system  
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innate immunity   natural immunity  
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active immunity   develops after birth  
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acquired immunity   exposed to live pathogens/builds immunity to it.  
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Artificially immunity   vaccine  
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passive immunity   passed through breast milk  
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Helper Tcell   encourage formation of Killer T Cell  
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Killer Tcell   Cytotoxic-Kills Antigens on Helper TCells  
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Memory TCell   recalls antigens that previously invaded  
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Autoimmune Disease   Body attacks it's own healthy cells.  
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Kaposis's Sarcoma   skin cancer that marked by re lesions  
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Metastasis   Cancer moves to another area  
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Cancer   group of many diseases that all have to do with abnormal cells  
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Tumors   Many cancer cells clump together  
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Occogens   genes controlling cell growth and multiplication  
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mastication   chewing/ secretion of saliva  
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gingivave   gums  
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peristalsis   involuntary constriction and relaxation of the muscle of the intestine  
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bile   digestive juice that emulsifies fats  
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fibrinogen   essential for blood clotting  
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Prothrombin   protein present in blood plasma  
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Heparin   Anticoagulant, inhibits blood coagulation  
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Polyphagia   excessive hunger or increased appetite  
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Currhosis   life threatening condition when scarring damages the liver  
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diverticulosis   small pouches or sacs in he wall of the colon  
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diverticulitis   inflammation or infection of the diverticula  
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Arrhythmia   Abnormal heart rhythm  
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Atherosclerosis   Plaque build up invessels  
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