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Discussion #1

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Hydr/o   Water  
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Necr/o   Death  
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Morph/o   Change  
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Path/o   Suffering , Disease  
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Scler/o   Hardening  
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Registered Nurse   A nurse who has graduated from a college's nursing program and passed the NCLEX-RN  
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Nurse Practitioner   A nurse who is qualified to treat certain medical conditions with out direct supervision from a doctor  
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Patient   a person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment  
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Health Care Provider   An individual health professional or facility licensed to provide health care diagnosis and treatment services.  
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Obstetrics and Gynecologist   a doctor or NP who specializes in women's health  
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Pruritus   An Itch  
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Seborrhea   Discharge of Oils  
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Macerate   To soften the skin  
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Alopecia   Baldness  
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Rhytiderma   Wrinkled skin  
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Ophthalmologist   A specialist in the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of disorders as well as diseases of the eye  
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Sclera   White part of the eye  
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Cornea   Clear surface in the middle of the eye  
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Retina   Deepest layer of the eye, and it contains cells that turn into electric signals that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve  
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Tinnitus   Ringing in the ear  
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Axial   Center  
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Appendicular   Arms and legs  
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Joints   Where two bones meet  
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Spinal Curvatures   Kyphosis, Lordosis, Scoliosis  
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Drugs used to treat musculoskeletal problems   `Analgesic, Anti- Inflammatory, Antipyretic, Antiarthritic  
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Neur/o   Nerves  
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Cerebell/o   The cerebellum  
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Esthesi/o   Anesthesia  
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Somn/o   Sleep  
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-Mania   Excessive desire  
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Adenalgia   Pain in a gland  
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Gynecomastia   Enlargement of breast tissue in men  
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Menarche   First Menstrual period  
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Thelarche   Breast development  
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Hypoglycemic   Lower than normal blood sugar  
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Erythrocytes   Red blood cells  
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Leukocytes   White blood cells  
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Thrombocytes   Platelets/ clots  
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Anemia   Deficiency of red blood cells  
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Microcytosis   Smaller than normal cells  
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Pulmonary   Heart/ lungs  
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Systemic   Total body  
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Arteries   Takes blood away from the heart  
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Veins   Takes blood back to the heart  
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Capillaries   Gas exchange  
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Endocardium   Inner layer of the heart  
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Myocardium   Middle layer of the heart  
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Or/o   Mouth  
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Laryng/o   Larynx  
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Sept/o   Septum  
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Sin/o   Sinuses  
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Pulmon/o   Lung  
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Rectoplasty   Reconstruction of the rectum  
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Anoplasty   Reconstruction of the anus  
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Pancreatitis   Inflammation of the pancreas  
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Gingivitis   Inflammation of the gums  
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Gastromalacia   Softening of the stomach  
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Nephr/o   Kidney  
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Pyel/o   Renal pelvis  
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Ur/o   Urine  
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Lith/o   Stone  
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Cyst/o   Bladder  
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