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The Language of Medicine Chabner 8th ed

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show Lymphocyte  
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show -sclerosis  
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Excessive development   show
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-cele   show
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show berry-shaped bacterium  
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-centesis   show
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show condition of producing, forming  
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show process of recording  
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show blood condition  
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-lysis   show
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show disease condition  
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show deficiency  
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-malacia   show
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show enlargement  
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show fear  
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-plasty   show
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-stasis   show
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-plasia   show
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-sclerosis   show
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show sag  
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-stomy   show
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show incision, cutting into  
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-ule   show
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show pertaining to produce  
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-trophy   show
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show resembling  
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-ole   show
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-opsy   show
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show resection  
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show myelogram  
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show angiography  
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pain of a muscle   show
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show thoracentesis  
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show staphlococci  
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show laryngectomy  
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show ischemia  
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hernia of the urinary bladder   show
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fear of heights (extremeties)   show
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show myosarcoma  
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show morphology  
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inflammation of an eyelid   show
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softening of cartilage   show
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show myeloma  
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disease of heart muscle   show
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show a clotting cell; platelet  
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show a red blood cell  
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neutrophil   show
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monocyte   show
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show a mononuclear leukocyte that destroys foreign cells by making antibodies  
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eosinophil   show
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show pertaining to the lungs  
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necrotic   show
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show pertaining to the groin  
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Located on the dorsal side of an endocrine gland in the neck   show
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Recombinant DNA   show
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Tachycardia   show
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show Surface cells that line internal organs and are found under the skin  
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show through the skin  
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show before  
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show against  
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ana-   show
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brady-   show
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show with, together  
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show against, opposite  
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bi-   show
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ad-   show
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show abnormal  
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show complete, through  
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epi-   show
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eu-   show
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intra-   show
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show down, lack-of  
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inter-   show
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hypo-   show
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show excessive  
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show bad  
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peri-   show
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poly-   show
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per-   show
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syn-   show
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neo-   show
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meta-   show
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para-   show
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post-   show
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show pregnancy that is out of place  
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show good feeling (well-being)  
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dysplasia   show
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endotracheal   show
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infracostal   show
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show blood condition of less thatn normal sugar  
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antisepsis   show
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show not breathing  
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antepartum   show
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show condition of no oxygen  
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congenital anomaly   show
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show pertaining to opposite side  
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show condition change of shape or form  
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show vague feeling of bodily discomfort  
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show deficiency of all blood cells  
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dialysis   show
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show spread of a cancerous tumor to a secondary organ or tissue  
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exophthalmos   show
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paralysis   show
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show symptoms that appear before an illness  
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show symptoms lessen  
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show disease or symptoms return  
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show webbed fingers or toes  
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show pertaining to the groin  
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show parathyroid glands  
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show Gene from one organism is inserted into another organism  
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Tachycardia   show
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show Surface cells that line internal organs and are found under the skin  
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show through the skin  
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show before  
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show against  
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ana-   show
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show slow  
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show with, together  
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contra-   show
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bi-   show
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ad-   show
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show abnormal  
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show complete, through  
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show above  
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show normal  
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show within  
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show down, lack-of  
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inter-   show
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hypo-   show
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show excessive  
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mal-   show
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show surrounding  
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show many, much  
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per-   show
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syn-   show
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show new  
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meta-   show
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show abnormal, beside, near  
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post-   show
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show pregnancy that is out of place  
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show good feeling (well-being)  
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show condition of abnormal formation (of cells)  
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show pertaining to within the windpipe  
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infracostal   show
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show blood condition of less thatn normal sugar  
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antisepsis   show
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apnea   show
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antepartum   show
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anoxia   show
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congenital anomaly   show
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contralateral   show
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metamorphosis   show
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malaise   show
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pancytopenia   show
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show separation of wastes from the blood  
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metastasis   show
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show eyeballs that bulge outward  
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show loss of movement in muscles  
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show symptoms that appear before an illness  
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remission   show
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show disease or symptoms return  
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show webbed fingers or toes  
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show new growth (tumor)  
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transurethral   show
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show fast/rapid breathing  
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Treatment means   show
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show -stomy  
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prolapse   show
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comining form of death   show
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tonsillitis   show
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show enlargement of extremities, top, extreme point  
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pain in the ear   show
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show pertaining to time  
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small artery   show
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instrument used to visually examine   show
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a berry-shaped bacteria   show
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show granule stain that is bule and red (purple) with neutral stain; disease fighting cells that are phagocytes (eating/swallowing) that engulf/digest bacteria  
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show graph  
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show surgical repair of a vessel  
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show intercostal  
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pertaining to opposite side   show
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show exophtalmos  
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show irregularity in a the congenitals; hereditary passed to infant through chromosomes  
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show prodrome  
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show 2 organisms living together in close association  
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show antecibum  
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show protein substances made by white blood cells in response to presence of foreign antigens  
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bones that grow together   show
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show morphosis  
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increased development and in cell size   show
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show substance that stimulates production of antibodies  
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relaps   show
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abductor muscle   show
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show dyspnea  
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retroperitoneal   show
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show pertaining to across/through the urethra  
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show pertaining to under the skin  
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tachypnea   show
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unilateral   show
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pseudocyesis   show
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