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Nervous System/Special Senses/Health Records Mgmt with Abbreves

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-acusia   Hearing  
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-algesia -algia   Pain  
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-anacusia   Condition of not hearing; deafness  
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-ary   Pertaining to  
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-asthenia   Weakness or loss of strength  
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-cele   Swelling; hernia  
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-cusis   Hearing  
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-dynia   Pain  
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-ectomy   Surgical excision  
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-esthesia   Feeling; sensation  
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-iasis   Abnormal condition of with specific cause  
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-ic   Like; about; pertaining to  
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-ism   Condition  
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-itis   Inflammation  
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-kinesia   Movement  
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-lepsy   Seizure  
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-malacia   Softening  
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-ologist   Specialist in  
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-ology   Study of  
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-oma   Tumor  
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-opia -opsia   Vision  
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-osis   Abnormal condition; increase of  
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-paresis   Partial paralysis  
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-pathy   Disease of  
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-pexy   Put in place; fixation  
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-phasia   Speech  
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-plegia   Paralysis  
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-plexy   Stroke  
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-ptosis   Prolapse, downward placement, drooping, sagging  
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-rrhagia   Bursting forth  
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-rrhaphy   Suture  
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-rrhea   Discharge; flow  
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-scope   Instrument for visual examination  
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-scopy   Visual examination  
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-spasm   Involuntary contraction; twitching  
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-taxia   Order, coordination  
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-tomy   Incision  
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-tropia   Turning; condition of  
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a- an-   Not; without  
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ABLB   Alternate biaural loudness balance  
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ABR   Auditory brainstem response  
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AC   Air conduction  
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Acc   Accommodation  
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Acous/o Acoust/o   Hearing  
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Acoust/o   Hearing  
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AD   Alzheimer's Disease  
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AD   Right ear  
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ADHD   Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder  
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ALS   Amyotropic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease)  
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Ambly/o   Dull; dim  
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Ambul/o Ambulat/o   Walk  
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Ametro/o   Out of proportion  
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Anis/o   Unequal  
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ANS   Autonomic nervous system  
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Aque/o   Water  
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ARMD AMD   Age Related Macular Degeneration  
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AS   Left ear  
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As Ast astig   Astigmatism  
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Athet/o   Uncontrolled  
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AU   Both ears  
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Audi/o Audit/o Aur/o   Ear; hearing  
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AVMs   Arteriovenous malformations  
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Ax/o   Axis; mainstream  
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BC   Bone conduction  
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BEAM   Brain electrical activity mapping  
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bi-   Two  
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Blephar/o   Eyelid  
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Brady-   Slow  
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Canth/o   Corner of the eye  
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CAT scan   Computed Axial Tomography scan  
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Caus/o Caust/o   Burning  
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Cephal/o   Head  
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Cerebell/o   Cerebellum  
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Cerebr/o   Cerebrum  
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Choroid/o   Choroids  
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Chrom/o Chromat/o   Colour  
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CK   Conductive keratoplasty; creatine kinase (cardiac enzyme)  
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Cochle/o   Cochlea; snail; spiral  
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Concuss/o   Shaken together  
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Conjunctiv/o   Conjunctiva  
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Contra-   Against; opposite  
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Contus/o   Bruise  
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Contuss/o   Bruise  
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Convolut/o   Coiled and twisted  
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Core/o   Pupil  
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Corne/o   Cornea  
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Cortic/o   Cortex; outer region  
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Crani/o   Cranium; skull  
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CNS   Central nervous system  
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CP   Cerebral palsy  
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CSF   Cerebrospinal fluid  
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CT Scan   Computed Tomography scan  
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CVA   Cerebrovascular accident  
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CVD   Cardiovascular disease  
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Cycl/o   Ciliary body; circular, cycle  
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D   diopter  
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Dacry/o   Tear; tear duct  
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Dacryocyst/o   Tear bladder; lacrimal sac  
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Dendr/o   Branching  
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di-   Double  
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Diplo-   Double  
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Dur/o   Dura mater  
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Dura-   Tough; hard  
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Dys-   Bad; painful; difficult  
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ECT   Electroconvulsive Therapy  
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EEG   Electroencephalogram  
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Em   emmetropia  
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EMG   electromyography  
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Encephal/o   Brain  
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Endo-   Inside; inward  
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ENG   electronystagmography  
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ENT   Ears Nose & Throat  
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EOM   Extraocular movement  
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Epi-   Above; upon  
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Eso-   Inside; inward  
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Esthesi/o   Feeling  
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Exo-   Outside; outward  
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Extra-   Outside of; beyond  
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Fove/o   Pit  
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Gangli/o Ganglion/o   Nerves; Ganglion  
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Glauc/o   Gray  
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Gli/o   Neuroglia; glue  
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Goni/o   Angle  
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Gyr/o   Turning; folding  
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Hemat/o   Blood  
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Hemi-   Half  
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HNP   Herniated nucleus pulposus (herniated disc)  
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Hydro-   Water  
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Hyper-   Excessive; above  
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Hypo-   Below; deficient  
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ICP   Intracranial pressure  
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Intra-   Within  
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IOL   Intraocular lens  
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IOP   Intraocular pressure  
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IQ   Intelligence quotient  
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Ir/o Irid/o Irit/o   Iris  
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Kerat/o   Cornea; hard; horny tissue  
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Kinesi/o   Movement  
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Labyrinth/o   Labyrinth; maze; inner ear  
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Lacrim/o   Tear; tear duct  
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LASIK   Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis  
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Lept/o   Thin; slender  
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Lex/o   Word; phrase  
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LOC   Loss of consciousness  
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LP   Lumbar puncture  
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Lute/o   Yellow  
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Macul/o   Spot  
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Mastoid/o   Mastoid process  
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MEG   magnetoencephalography  
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Medull/o   Medulla; inner region  
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Mening/o Meningi/o   Meninges  
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Mixed Astig   Mixed astigmatism  
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Mono-   One  
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MRA   Magnetic resonance angiography  
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MRI   Magnetic resonance imaging  
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MS   Multiple sclerosis; musculoskeletal; mitral stenosis  
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My/o   Muscle  
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Myc/o   Fungus  
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Myel/o   Spinal cord; bone marrow  
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Myop   myopia  
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Myring/o   Tympanic membrane; ear drum  
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Narc/o   Numbness or stupor  
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NCV   Nerve conduction velocity  
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Necro-   Dead; necrosis  
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Neur/i   Nerve; nervous system  
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Neur/o   Nerve; nervous system; neuron  
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NIHL   Noise-induced hearing loss  
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Noct/o Nyct/o Nyctal/o   Night  
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OCD   Obsessive compulsive disorder  
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Ocul/o   Eye  
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OD   Right eye  
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O.D.   Doctor of Optometry  
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OE   Otitis externa  
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OM   Otitis media  
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Ophthalm/o   Eye  
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Opt/o Optic/o   Eye; vision  
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OS   Left eye  
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Ot/o   Ear; hearing  
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OU   Both eyes  
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Pachy-   Thick  
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Para-   Near; beside; beyond  
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Peri-   Around  
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PERRLA   Pupils equal; round; responsive to light and accomodation  
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PET   Positron emission tomography  
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PE tube   Pressure-equalizing tube  
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Phag/o   Eat  
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Phac/o   Lens of eye  
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Phot/o   Light  
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Pinn/o   External ear  
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Plex/o   Plexus, network  
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PNS   Peripheral nervous system  
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Poli/o   Gray matter of the brain and spinal cord  
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Presby/o   Old age  
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Pseud/o   FALSE  
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Pseudo/o   False; fake  
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PTS   Permanent threshold shift  
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Pupill/o   Pupil  
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Py/o   Pus  
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Radicul/o   Nerve root  
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REM   Rapid eye movement  
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Retin/o   Retina; net  
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RK   Radial keratomy  
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SAH   Subarchnoid hemorrhage  
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Salping/o   Eustachian tube; fallopian tube  
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Scot/o   Darkness  
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SICS   Small incision cataract surgery  
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SLE   Slit lamp examination; systemic lupus erythematosis  
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SNS   Somatic nervous system; sympathetic nervous system  
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Somn/o   Sleep  
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ST   esotropia  
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Staped/o   Stapes  
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Sthen/o   Strength  
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Strab/o   Squint-eyed  
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Sub-   Below  
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Sulc/o   Groove  
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Sympath/o   Sympathetic nerve  
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Syn-   Union; together; joined  
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Synaps/o Synapt/o   Point of contact  
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Tars/o   Edge of eyelid  
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Thalam/o   Thalamus, chamber  
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Thec/o   Sheath (usually meninges)  
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TIA   Transient Ischemic Attack  
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Ton/o   Tone; tension; pressure  
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TTS   Temporary threshold shift  
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Tympan/o   Tympanic membrane; ear drum  
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Uni-   One  
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URI   Upper respiratory infection  
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US   ultrasonography  
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VA   Visual acuity  
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Ventricul/o   Ventricle  
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VF   Visual field  
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Vitr/o   Vitreous body (of eye)  
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Vitre/o   Vitreous humor; glassy  
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XT   Exotropia  
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juxta-   beside  
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retro-   backward; behind  
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poly-   many; much  
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poli-   gray matter  
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per-   through  
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dia-   through; across  
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-meter   instrument to measure  
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-graphy   process of recording  
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adl   activities of daily living  
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bp   Blood Pressure  
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CC   Chief Complaint  
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C.N.S.   Central Nervous System  
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CPE/PE   Complete Physical Exam / Physical Exam  
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DOB   Date of Birth  
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Dx, diag   Diagnosis  
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F.Hx.   Family History  
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N.A.D.   No Appreciable Disease  
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N.Y.D.   Not Yet Diagnosed  
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EMR   Electronic Medical Record  
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S/S   Signs and Symptoms  
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CPP   Cumulative Patient Profile  
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P.I.   Present Illness  
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prog.   prognosis  
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pt.   patient  
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R/O   Rule Out  
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Rx   Therapy; prescription  
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Shx   Social History  
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T.P.R.; TPR   Temperature, Pulse, Respirations  
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Tx   Treatment  
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wt.   weight  
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POMR   Problem Oriented Medical Record  
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SOAP   Subjective Objective Assessment Plan  
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