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abdomin/o lapar/o ceil/o   abdomen  
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adip/o; lip/o   fat;fatty  
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anter/o   front  
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chondr/o   cartilage  
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crani/o   skull  
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cyt/o   cell  
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dors/o   back  
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gastr/o   stomach  
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hist/o   tissue  
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inguin/o   groin  
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later/o   side; away from midline  
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lumb/o   lumbar back; lower back  
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medi/o   middle  
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nucle/o   nucleus  
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pelv/i   pelvis  
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poster/o   back  
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proxim/o   near  
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spin/o   spine  
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thorac/o   thorax/chest  
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umbilic/o   naval  
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ventr/o   front side  
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viscer/o   internal organs  
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cardi/o   heart  
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epi-   on; upon; over  
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hypo-   beneath; below  
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intra-   within  
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para-   around; beside  
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per-   throgh  
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sub   under; below  
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-ectomy   excision; surgical removal  
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-ia; -iasis; -osis   abnormal condition of inflamation  
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-itis   inflamation  
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-malacia   softening  
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-(o)logy   study of  
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-(o)logist   specialist in the study of  
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-oma   tumor; swelling  
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-plasty   surgical repair  
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-(r)hea   flow; excessive discharge  
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-tome   cutting instrument  
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jaundice   yellow discoloration of the skin  
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Kaposi's sarcoma   a cancerous growth that begins as soft, purple-brown papules on the feet and gradually spreads in the skin  
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sarc/o   flesh  
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-oma   tumor  
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keloid   abnormally large, raised or thickened scar  
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laceration   a cut  
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lesion   any damage to tissue caused by trauma or disease  
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macule   small, flat discoloration of skin less than 1 cm in diameter  
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malignant melanoma   cancerous skin tumor originating form the melanocytes of a mole, freckles, or pigmented skin; skin cancer  
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melan/o   black  
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-oma   tumor  
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nevus (pl.nevi)   pigmented area at birth; mole, birthmark  
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onychomalacia   softening of the nails  
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onych/o   nail  
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-malacia   softening  
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onychomycosis   fungal infection of the nails  
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onych/o   nail  
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myc/o   fungus  
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-osis   condition  
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pachyderma   thickening of the skin  
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pachy-   thickening  
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derm/o   skin  
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pallor   paleness  
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papule   small, solid, raised lesion that is less than 0.5 cm in diameter; pimple  
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pediculosis   lice infestation associated with skin and hair  
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petechia (pl. petechiae)   pinpoint bleeding in the skin  
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pressure ulcer   open lesion of the skin characterized by a breakdown of skin and underlying tissues as a result of constant pressure to bony prominences under the skin and an inadequate blood supply to teh area; also known as decubitus ulce.  
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psoriasis   chronic skin condition characterized by dry, silvery scales covering red lesions  
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pruritus   severe itching  
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purpura   large bruises under the skin associated with hemorrhages into tissue  
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pustule   circumscribed elevation of the skin containing pus  
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bx; Bx   biopsy  
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decub   decubitus ulcer  
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subQ; SC   subcutaneous  
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cut/o; cutane/o   skin  
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derm/o; dermat/o   skin  
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hidr/o   sweat  
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kerat/o   horny tissue; hard  
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melan/o   black  
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myc/o   fungus  
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onych/o; ungu/o   nail  
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pachy/o   thick  
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pil/o   hair  
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rhytid/o   wrinkles  
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seb/o   sebum  
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squam/o   scale  
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sud/o; sudor/o   sweat  
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trich/o   hair  
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xer/o   dry  
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