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Body Structure

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Definition
chromatin   structural component of the nucleus  
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chromosome   threadlike structures within the nucleus composed of DNA  
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DNA   molecule that holds genetic information capable of replicating and producing an exact copy when the cell divides  
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metabolism   sum of all physical and chemical changes that take place in a cell or organism  
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organelle   cellular structure that provides a specialized function  
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cyt/o   cell  
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hist/o   tissue  
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kary/o, nucle/o   nucleus  
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anter/o   anterior, front  
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caud/o   tail  
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cephal/o   head  
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dist/o   far, farthest  
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dors/o   dorsal, back  
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infer/o   lower, below  
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later/o   side  
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medi/o   middle  
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poster/o   back, behind, posterior  
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proxim/o   proximal, near  
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ventr/o   belly, belly side  
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albin/o, leuk/o   white  
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chrom/o   color  
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cirrh/o, jaund/o, xanth/o   yellow  
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cyan/o   blue  
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erythr/o   red  
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melan/o   black  
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poli/o   gray  
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tom/o   to cut  
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viscer/o   internal organs  
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ultra-   excess, beyond  
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adhesion   abnormal fibrous band that holds together tissues that are normally separated  
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edema   abnormal accumulation of fluid  
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febrile   fever  
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gangrene   death and decay of soft tissue  
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hernia   protrusion of an organ through the structure that normally contains it  
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inflammation   body defense against injury, infection, or allergy  
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mycosis   any fungal infection  
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perforation   hole that completely penetrates a structure  
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peritonitis   inflammation of the peritoneum  
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rupture   sudden breaking or bursting of a structure or organ  
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septicemia   bacterial infection that spreads to the blood  
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suppuration   process of forming pus  
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auscultation   listening  
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inspection   general observation  
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palpitation   feeling  
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percussion   tapping  
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endoscopy   visual examination  
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blood chemistry analysis   detemines biochemical abnormalities  
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CBC   count of red, white, and platelets  
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ablation   removal by surgery, chemical deconstruction, electrocautery, freezing, or radio frequency  
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anastomosis   surgical joining  
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curettage   scraping  
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electrocauterization   burning  
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I&D   incision made to allow draining from a wound, abccess, or cavity  
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laser surgery   uses laser light to remove tissue, stop bleeding, and for cosmetic purposes  
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revision   surgical procedure used to correct a previous operation  
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