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Organ System Terminology

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angi   vessel  
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aort   aorta  
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card   heart  
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oxy   oxygen  
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pector   chest  
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phleb   vein  
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stenosis   narrowing  
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thromb   clot  
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vas(cu)   blood vessel  
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ven   vein  
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adrena   adrenal  
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glyc   sugar  
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lipid   fat  
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nephr   kidney  
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pancreat   pancreas  
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somat   body  
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thym   thymus  
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thyr   thyroid  
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chol   bile  
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col   colon  
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duoden   duodenum  
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enter   intestine  
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esophag   esophagus  
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gastr   stomach  
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hepat   liver  
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lapar   abdomen  
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orexia   appetite  
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adip   fat  
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cutane   skin  
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derma(t)   skin  
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hist   tissue  
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kerat   hard  
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mast   breast  
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necr   death (of cells, etc.)  
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onych   nail  
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aden   gland  
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cyt   cell  
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hemat   blood *5 letters  
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hemo   blood *4 letters  
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leuk   white  
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lymph   lymph  
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splen   spleen  
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chondr   cartilage  
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my   muscle  
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fibr   fiber  
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tendin   tendon  
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cerebr   cerebrum  
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encephal   brain  
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esthesi   sensation  
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mening   meninges  
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mens   mind  
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myel   spinal cord  
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neur   nerve  
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phas   speech  
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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, lower leg bone  
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humer   upper arm bone  
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oste   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   vertebrae *5 letters  
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spondyl   vertebrae *7 letters  
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stern   sternum, breastbone  
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tibi   large lower leg bone  
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gynec   woman  
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hyster   uterus  
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lact   milk  
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mamm   breast  
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mast   breast  
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men   menstruation  
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metr   uterus  
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ovari   ovary  
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salping (woman)   fallopian tube  
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toc   birth  
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uter   uterine  
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andr   male  
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balan   glans penis  
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prostat   prostate gland  
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semin   semen  
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sperm   sperm  
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vas   vessel, duct  
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test   testis, testicle  
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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  
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laryng   larynx  
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nas   nose  
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albumin   protein  
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cyst   bladder  
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lith   stone  
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ren   kidney *3 letters  
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ur   kidney *2 letters  
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uria   urine, urination  
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ureter   ureter  
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urethr   urethra  
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vesic   bladdder  
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acous   hearing *5 letters  
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acusis   hearing condition  
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audi   hearing *4 letters  
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cerumin   wax-like, waxy  
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myring   eardrum  
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ot   ear *2 letters  
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salping (head)   eustachian tube  
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tympan   eardrum  
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blephar   eyelid  
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corne   cornea  
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irid, ir   iris  
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lacrim   tear duct  
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ocul   eye *4 letters  
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ophthalm   eye *8 letters  
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retin   retina  
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