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PHM1000 Pharmacy Technician - Chapter 4 (Part 1) Med Terms - De More

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card   root word for heart  
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cyst   root word for bladder  
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gastr   root word for stomach  
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hemat   root word for blood  
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hepat   root word for liver  
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my   root word for muscle  
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pector   root word for chest  
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neur   root word for nerve  
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pneum   root word for lung  
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ocul   root word for eye  
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derma   root word for skin  
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ven   root word for vein  
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mast   root word for breast  
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oste   root word for bone  
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nephr   root word for kidney  
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ot   root word for ear  
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root word   base component of a term which gives it meaning that may be modified by other components  
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suffix   modifying component of a term located at the end of the term  
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prefix   modifying component of a term found at the beginning of the term  
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xero   prefix; dry  
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xeroderma   dry skin condition  
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dipl   prefix; double  
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opia   root word for vision  
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diplopia   double vision  
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sub   prefix; under or beneath  
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lingu   root word for tongue  
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al   suffix; pertaining to (as in sub+lingu+al)  
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sublingual   under the tongue  
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itis   suffix; inflammation  
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algia   suffix; pain  
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gastritis   inflammation of the stomach  
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neuralgia   nerve pain  
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combination vowels   used to complete the connection of different word parts. (example: card (heart) IO my (muscle) - pathy (disease)  
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pathy   disease  
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thorax   chest  
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hypo   low  
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hyper   high  
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glyc   sugar  
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emia   blood  
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hyperglycemia   high blood sugar  
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hypoglycemia   low blood sugar  
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thyroid   thyroid  
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ism   suffix; state of  
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hyperthyroidism   too much thyroid activity  
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peri   prefix; around  
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ic   suffix; pertaining to  
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dont   teeth  
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erythrocytes   red blood cells  
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leukocytes   white blood cells  
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systolic phase   increased pressure on the heart when blood is forced out  
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diastolic phase   relaxation phase  
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thromb   root word; clot  
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tension   root word; pressure  
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phleb   root word; vein  
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arter   root word; artery  
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stetho   root word; chest  
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hypertension   high blood pressure  
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thrombosis   condition of having blood clots in the vascular system  
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phlebitis   inflammation of a vein  
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ateriosclerosis   hardening of the arteries  
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cardiomyopathy   disease of the heart muscle  
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myocardial   concerning the heart muscle  
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venous   pertaining to the veins  
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stethoscope   instrument to hear heartbeat  
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endo   prefix; within  
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crine   root word; secrete  
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ism   condition  
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emia   blood  
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lipid   root word; fat  
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somat   root word; body  
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endocrine   pertaining to glands that secrete hormones into the blood stream  
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hyperlipidemia   increase of lipids in the blood  
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hypothyroidism   a deficiency of thyroid secretion  
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somatic   pertaining to the body  
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ic   pertaining to  
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adrena   root word; adrenal  
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pancreat   root word; pancreas  
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thym   thymus (produces T-cells as part of adaptive immune system)  
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a or an   prefix; without  
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dia   prefix; across, through  
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chol   root word; bile  
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col   root word; colon  
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duoden   root word; duodenum  
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enter   root word; intestine  
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esophag   root word; esophagus  
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lapar   root word; abdomen  
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adip   root word; fat  
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cutane   root word; skin  
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derma   root word; skin  
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hist   root ord; tissue  
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kerat   root word; hard  
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necro   root word; death (cells, body)  
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onych   root word; nail  
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phagia   suffix; swallow  
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rrhea   suffix; discharge  
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emesis   suffix; vomit  
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oma   suffix; tumor  
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itis   suffix; inflammation  
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erythro   prefix; red  
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pach   prefix; thick  
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trans   prefix; through  
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epi   prefix; upon  
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lact   root word; milk  
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tation   suffix; act of secreting  
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logist   suffix; one who studies  
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anorexia   loss of appetite  
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aphagia   inability to swallow  
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appendicitis   inflammation of the appendix  
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colitis   inflammed or irritable colon  
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hepatitis   inflammation of the liver from various causes  
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diarrhea   liquid or unformed bowel movements  
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hepatoma   liver tumor  
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gastritis   inflammation of the stomach  
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gastroenteritis   inflammation of the stomach and intestinal tract  
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mycosis   suffix; fungal infection  
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dermatitis   skin inflammation  
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erythroderma   abnormal redness of skin  
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lactation   secretion of milk  
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mastectomy   surgical removal of breast  
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onychomycosis   fungal infecion of nails  
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pachyderma   abnormal thickness of skin  
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subcutaneous   beneath the skin  
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transdermal   through the skin  
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dermatologist   one who studies the skin  
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keratosis   area of increased hardness  
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epidermis   top layer of skin  
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aden   gland  
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cyt   cell  
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phillia   attraction  
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oid   resembling  
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penia   decrease  
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ectomy   excision  
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hematoma   collection of blood , often clotted (bruise)  
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hemophillia   disease where blood does not clot normally  
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lymphocyte   type of white blood cell that helps the body defend itself against bacteria and diseased cells  
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lymphoma   lymphatic system tumor  
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leukemia   increase in white blood cells  
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chondr   root word; cartilage  
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fibr   root word; fiber  
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tendin   root word; tendon  
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plasty   repair  
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osis   increase  
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myoplasty   plastic surgery of muscle tissue  
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fibromyalgia   chronic muscle pain  
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tendinitis   inflammation of a tendon  
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cerebr   cerebrum  
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dementio   to be mad  
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encephal   root word; brain  
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mening   meninges (membranes that surround and protect the Central Nervous System)  
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myel   root word; spinal cord  
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neur   root word; nerve  
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dys   root word; difficult  
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phasia   speech  
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encephalitis   inflammation of the brain  
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neuralgia   nerve pain  
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dementia   disorientation, confusion, loss of memory  
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dysphasia   difficulty speaking  
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cerebral vascular   blood vessels in the brain  
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arthr   joint  
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carp   wrist  
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crani   skull  
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dactyl   finger or toe  
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femor   thigh bone  
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fibul   small outer lower leg bone  
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humer   upper arm bone  
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oste   root word; bone  
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patell   knee cap  
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ped, pod   foot  
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pelv   pelvis  
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phalang   bones of fingers and toes  
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rachi   root; vertebrae  
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spondyl   root; vertebrae  
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stern   sternum; breastbone  
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tibi   lower leg bone  
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arthritis   inflammation of a joint  
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carpal   pertaining to the carpus, in the wrist  
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osteoarthritis   chronic disease of bones and joints  
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rachitis   inflammation of the spine  
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gynec   root; woman  
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hyster   root; uterus  
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mamm   root; breast  
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metr   uterus  
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ovari   ovary  
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salping   fallopian tubes  
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toc   birth  
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dystocia   difficult labor  
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amenorrhea   lack of menstruation  
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dysmenorreha   menstrual pain  
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mastitis   inflammation of the breast  
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salpingocyesis   salping (fallopian) cyesis (pregnancy) = fetal development in the fallopian tubes.  
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gynecology   study of female reproductive system  
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andr   male  
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balan   glans penis  
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orchid, test   testis, testicle  
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prostat   prostate gland  
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sperm   sperm  
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vas   vessel, duct  
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vesicul   seminal vesicles  
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aspermia   inability to produce semen  
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prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate  
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seminoma   tumor of the testes  
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prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate  
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android   resembling a male  
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aer   air  
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aero   gas  
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bronch   bronchus  
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capn   carbon dioxide (CO2)  
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laryng   larynx  
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nas   nose  
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ox   oxygen (O2)  
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pneum   lung, air  
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pulmon   lung  
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sinus   sinus  
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apnea   a (without) pnea (to breathe) = temporary failure to breathe  
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dyspnea   difficulty breathing  
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bronchitis   inflammation of the bronchial membranes  
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laryngitis   inflammation of the larynx  
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pneumonia   bacterial infection of the lungs  
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sinusitis   inflammation of the sinuses  
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paranasal   near or along nasal cavity  
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pulmonary   pertaining to the lungs  
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albumin   protein  
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cyst   bladder  
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nephr, ren   kidney  
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ureter/urethr   ureter/urethra  
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uria   urine, urination  
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vesic   bladder  
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cystitis   inflammation of the bladder  
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polyuria   poly (many) uria (urine) = excessive urination  
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nephritis   inflammation of the kidney  
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dysuria   painful urination  
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albuminuria   presence of the albumin (proteins) in urine  
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acous, audi   hearing  
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acusis   hearing condition  
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cerumin   wax-like, waxy  
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myring/tympan   ear drum  
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salping   eustachian tubes  
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labyrinth   inner ear  
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otalgia   pain in the ear  
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otorrhea   ear infection with discharge  
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myringotomy   incision into the eardrum (otomy = incision)  
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otorrhagia   bleeding in the ear (rrhage = burst forth)  
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blephar   eyelid  
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corne   cornea  
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dacry, lacrim   tear, tear duct  
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irid, ir   iris  
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ocul, opthum   eye  
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retin   retina  
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blepharitis   inflammation of the eyelids  
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opia   vision  
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hyperopia   farsightedness  
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conjunctivitis   inflammation of the conjunctiva (membrane between the eye and the eyelid)  
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opthamology   study of the eye  
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lacrimal gland   produces tears  
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alveoli   a part of the lungs where gases are exchanged between blood and air  
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nephron   functional unit of the kidney responsible for removing wastes from the blood and producing urine  
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flexor movement   an expansion or outward movement by muscles  
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integumentary system   the body covering (hair, skin nails)  
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alimentary tract   the organs, from the mouth to the anus (GI tract is part of this)  
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