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HCC OT Medical Terminology Lesson 8 Medical Terms

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show pertaining to the air  
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show the production of gas in the tissues or organs of the body  
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show any disease due to a change in atmospheric pressure such as compressed air illness (“bends”) or air sickness  
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show (plural alveoli) name used to designate a small saclike pit or cavity  
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show the tooth sockets in the upper and lower jaw bones  
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show pertaining to an alveolus  
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show surgical excision of the tooth socket bony structure as a preparatory measure for the wearing of false teeth (dent ures); may include the removal of remaining teeth and roots of teeth and excision of diseased tissue  
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show the surgical improvement of the shape and condition of the tooth sockets in preparation for immediate or future denture construction  
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corn   show
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show pertaining to the cornea of the eye  
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corneous (corne ous)   show
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show examination of fingerprints for purpose of identification  
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show a condition in which the fingers are of relatively equal length  
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show a spasm or cramp of a finger or toe  
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edematous (edemat ous)   show
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show abnormal quantities of fluid in the lungs  
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dactyledema (dactyl edema)   show
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ependyma (ependym a)   show
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show pertaining to or composed of ependyma  
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show any disease of this membrane (the ependyma)  
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ependymitis (ependym itis)   show
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fistula (fistul a)   show
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fistulous (fistul ous)   show
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show an abnormal passage between two internal organs  
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external fistula   show
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intestinal fistula   show
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fistulization (fistul ization)   show
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show the operation of making a fistula empty permanently into the intestine  
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show shaped like a fork; forked  
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show forked; divided into two like a fork  
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show division into two branches; the site where a single structure divides into two  
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show the presence of sugar in the blood  
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hyperglycemia (hyper glyc em ia)   show
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glycolysis (glyc o lysis)   show
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show a deficiency of sugar in the body tissues  
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show a thick, syrupy, sweet liquid; the sweet, colorless, soluble form of dextrose that occurs widely in nature and is the usual form in which carbohydrate is assimilated by animals  
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gravid   show
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show occurring during pregnancy  
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show the condition of being with child; pregnancy  
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gravidocardiac (gravid o cardi ac)   show
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iris   show
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show pertaining to the iris  
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show the patient’s perception of colored halos about lights, occurring in glaucoma  
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keratic (kerat ic)   show
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show a horny skin or covering  
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keratoid (kerat oid)   show
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hyperkeratosis (hyperkeratosis)   show
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show softening of the cornea  
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show puncture of the cornea  
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show the sum of all the physical and chemical processes by which living organized substance is produced and maintained, and also the transformation by which energy is made available for the use of the body  
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show the minimal energy needed to maintain the physical and chemical activities of the body  
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show name of the membranous cover of the abdominal organs  
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show pertaining to the omentum  
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omentopexy (oment o pexy)   show
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show the use of omental grafts, that is, surgical repair using the omentum as the grafting material  
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oophoron (oophor on)   show
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show the surgical fixation or attaching of the ovary  
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show surgical removal of the uterus and ovaries  
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parietal (pariet al)   show
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show inflammation of the wall of an organ  
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show nail biting  
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phagomania (phag o mani a)   show
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show any cell that absorbs (“eats”) micro-organisms, other cells, and foreign bodies  
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phagocytosis (phag o cyt osis)   show
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show pain in swallowing  
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show pertaining to the mind; pertaining to the diaphragm  
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bradyphrenia (brady phren ia)   show
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leukoplakia (leuk o plak ia)   show
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malacoplakia (malac o plak ia)   show
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show pertaining to the lungs  
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pneumatic (pneumat ic)   show
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show a swelling containing air any place in the body; a pushing out of the lung through a weak place in the wall of the chest  
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show inflammation of the lungs, usually with complications and usually accompanied by chill, increase in temperature, pain and coughing  
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pneumonitis (pneumon itis)   show
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show pertaining to the lung or to pneumonia  
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show breathing  
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show abnormal increase in the speed and depth of breathing  
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hypopnea ()   show
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bradypnea ()   show
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show excessive secretion of saliva; salivation  
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show the spitting of  
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hemoptysis (hem o pty sis)   show
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show dilation (enlarging) of a salivary duct by surgery  
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show formed from or by the action of saliva  
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pulmo (pulm o)   show
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show pertaining to the lungs  
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show pertaining to the kidney and lungs  
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show pertaining to rays; pertaining to the spreading out from the center  
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show the study of X-rays, frequently called roentgenology after Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen, the discoverer of X-rays  
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radiotherapy (radiotherapy)   show
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show directed to the cause; going to the root or source of a morbid process  
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show ”the root”; the lowermost part, or a structure by which something is firmly attached  
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show ”a little root”; any one of the smallest branches of a vessel or nerve  
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radiculectomy (radic ul ectomy)   show
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radiculoneuropathy (radic ul o neur opath y)   show
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show the act or process of calming  
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show an agent such as a drug that calms or reduces excitement  
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