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Terminology

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a, an   show
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show away from  
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ad   show
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show before, forward, in front of  
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anti   show
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show self  
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bi   show
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brady   show
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show around  
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contra   show
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de   show
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dia   show
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show apart, free from  
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dys   show
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show outer, outside  
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show into, in, within  
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endo   show
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epi   show
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eryth   show
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eu   show
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ex   show
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show half  
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hyper   show
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hypo   show
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show in, into, within, not  
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infra   show
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inter   show
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show into within  
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show white  
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show large  
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mal   show
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meg   show
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show small  
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mono   show
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muco   show
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show new  
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non   show
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show small, scant  
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para   show
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per   show
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show around  
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show many, much  
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post   show
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show before, in front of, prior to  
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show before, in front of  
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re   show
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show backward, behind  
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sang   show
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semi   show
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sero   show
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show under, beneath  
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show above, over access  
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supra   show
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tachy   show
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trans   show
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uni   show
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show abdomen  
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show gland  
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adren(o)   show
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angi(o)   show
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arteri(o)   show
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show joint  
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bronch(o)   show
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card, cardi(o)   show
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show head  
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chole(o)   show
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show cartilage  
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show colon, large intestine  
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show rib  
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show skull  
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show blue  
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show bladder, cyst  
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cyt(o)   show
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show tooth  
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derma   show
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show duodenum  
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show brain  
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enter(o)   show
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fibr(o)   show
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gastr(o)   show
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show tongue  
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gluc(o)   show
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glyc(o)   show
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gyn, gyne, gynec(o)   show
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hem, hema, hemo, hemat(o)   show
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hepat(o)   show
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show water  
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show uterus  
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ile(o), ili(o)   show
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show abdomen, loin or flank  
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show larynx  
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show stone  
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mamm(o)/mast(o)   show
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show menstruation  
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my(o)   show
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myel(o)   show
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necr(o)   show
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show kidney  
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neur(o)   show
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show eye  
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oophor(o)   show
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show straight, normal, correct  
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show bone  
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ot(o)   show
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show child, foot  
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pharyng(o)   show
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phleb(o)   show
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show breathing, respiration  
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show lung, air, gas  
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proct(o)   show
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psych(o)   show
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pulm(o)   show
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show pus  
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show nose  
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show uterine or fallopian tube  
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splen(o)   show
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sten(o)   show
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stern(o)   show
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show mouth  
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therm(o)   show
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thorac(o)   show
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show clot, thrombus  
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thyr(o)   show
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show poison  
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trache(o)   show
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show urine  
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urethr(o)   show
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show blood vessel  
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show vertebrae  
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show pain  
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show condition, usually abnormal  
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cele   show
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centesis   show
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show cell  
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show make something happen  
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show dilation, stretching  
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show excision, removal of  
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emia   show
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show development, production, creation  
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genic   show
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show record  
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show a diagram, a recording instrument  
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show making a recording  
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iasis   show
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ism   show
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show inflammation  
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show the study of  
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lysis   show
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show enlargement  
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meter   show
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show measurement  
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oma   show
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osis   show
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show disease  
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show lack, deficiency  
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show speaking  
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phobia   show
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show surgical repair or reshaping  
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plegia   show
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show falling, sagging, dropping down  
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rrhage   show
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show stitching, suturing  
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rrhea   show
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show examination instrument  
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show examination using a scope  
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show maintenance, maintaining a constant level  
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show creating a surgical opening  
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show incision, cutting into  
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show condition of the urine  
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