medical terminolgy ch 1 to 4
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-ary | pertaining to
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-ic | pertaining to
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-ive | pertaining to
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-ation | a process; being or having
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-ion | action; condition
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-lysis | process of breaking down or destroying
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-ia | condition; state, thing
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-ism | process; disease from a specific cause
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-itis | inflammation of; infection of
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-megaly | enlargement
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-oma | tumor; mass
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-osis | condition; abnormal condition; process
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-pathy | disease; suffering
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-ectomy | surgical excision
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-gram | a record or picture
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-graphy | process of recording
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-metry | process of measuring
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-scope | instrument used to examine
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-scopy | process of using an instrument to examine
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-stomy | surgically created opening
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-therapy | treatment
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-tomy | process of cutting or making an incision
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-iatry | medical treatment
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-ist | one who specializes in
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-logy | the study of
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endo- | innermost; within
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epi- | upon; around
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inter- | between
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intra- | within
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peri- | around
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post- | after; behind
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pre- | before; in front of
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sub- | below; underneath; less then
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trans- | across; through
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bi- | two
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brady- | slow
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hemi- | one half
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hyper- | above; more than normal
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hypo- | below; deficient
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mono- | one; single
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poly- | many; much
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quadri- | four
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tachy- | fast
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tri- | three
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a- | away from; without
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an- | without; not
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anti- | against
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de- | reversal of; without
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dys- | painful; difficult; abnormal
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eu- | normal; good
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nal | bad; inadequate
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re- | again and again
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CC | chief complaint
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CPR | computerized patient record
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DS | discharge summary
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Dx | diagnosis
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EHR | electronic health record
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EMR | electronic medical record
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EPR | electronic patient record
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FH | family history
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H&P | history and physical examination
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HIPAA | health insurance portability and accountability act
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HPI | history of present illness
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PE | physical exmination
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PMH | past medical history
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ROS | review of systems
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SH | social history
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Anatomical | ana- apart from; excessive
tom/o- cut; slice; layer
-ical pertaining to
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Plane | is an imaginary flat surface that divides the body into two parts
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coronal | coron/o- structure that encircles like a crown
-al pertaining to
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frontal | front/o-front
-al pertaining
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anterior | anter/o- before; front part
-ior pertaining to
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ventral | ventr/o- front; abdoment
-al pertaining to
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posterior | poster/o- back part
-ior pertaining to
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dorsal | dors/o- back; dorsum
-al pertaining to
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prone | laying face down
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supine | laying on the back; face up
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anteroposterior | anter/o- before; front part
poster/o- back part
-ior pertaining to
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posteroanterior | poster/o- back part
anter/o-before; front part
-ior pertaining to
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sagittal | sagitt/o-going from front to back
-al pertaining to
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medial | medi/o- middle
-al pertaining to
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lateral | later/o- side
al- pertaining to
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transverse | trans- across; through
-verse to travel; to turn
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superior | super/o-above
-ior pertaining to
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inferior | infer/o- below
-ior pertaining to
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cephalad | cephal/o head
-ad toward; in the direction of
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caudad | caud/o- tail
-ad toward; in the direction of
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distal | dist/o- away from the center or point of origin
-al pertaining to
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proximal | proxim/o- near the center or point or origin
-al pertaining to
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external | extern/o- outside
-al pertaining to
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internal | intern/o- inside
-al pertaining to
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Body Cavities | Cranial cavity, spinal cavity, thoracic cavity, abdominal cavity, pelvic cavity
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cavity | cav/o- hollow space
-ity state or condition
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cranial spinal | is withing the bony cranium. contains the brain, cranial nerves, and other structures
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thoracic | thorac/o- thorax
-ic pertaining to
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abdominal | abdomin/o- abdoment
-ic pertaining to
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pelvic | pelv/o- pelvis
-ic pertaining to
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abdominopelvic | abdomin/o- abdomen
pelv/o- pelvis
-ic pertaining to
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viscera | viscer/o- large internal organs
-al pertaining to
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hypochondriac | hypo- below; deficient
chondro/o- cartilage
-iac pertaining to
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epigastric | epi- upon' above
gastr/o - stomach
-ic pertaining to
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lumbar | lumb/o- lower back
-ar pertaining to
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umbilical | umbilic/o- umbilicus; navel
-al pertaining to
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inguinal | inguin/o- groin
-al pertaining to
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iliac | ili/o- hip bone
-ac pertaining to
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hypogastric | hypo- below; deficient
gastri/o- stomach
-ic pertaining to
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cell | the smallest independently functioning structure in the body that can reproduce itself by division
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Microscopic | Micr/o- one millionth; small
scop/o- examine with an instrument
-ic pertaining to
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Microscope | Micr/o- one millionth; small
-scope instrument used to examine
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tissue | cells combine to form
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organ | tissues combine to form
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macroscopic | Macr/o- large
scop/o- examine with an instrument
-ic pertaining to
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congenital | congenit/o-present at birth
-al pertaining to
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degenerative | de- reversal of; without
gener/o- production; creation
-ative pertaining to
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environmental | caused b the exposure to external substances
ex smoke, allergies, skin cancer
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hereditary | heredit/o- genetic inheritance
-ary pertaining to
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iatrogenic | idi/o- unknown; individual
path/o- disease; suffering
-ic pertaining to
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infectious | infect/o- disease within
-ious pertaining to
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pathogen | path/o- disease; suffering
-gen that which produces
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communicable | communic/o- impart; transmit
-able abe to be
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neoplastic | ne/o- new
plast/o- growth; formation
-ic pertaining to
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nosocomial | nosocomi/o- hospitial
-al pertaining to
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nutritional | nutri/o- nourishment
-ion a process
-al pertaining to
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Onset of a disease | is noticed because of symptoms or signs
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symptom | any deviation from health that is experienced or felt by the patient
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symptomatology | symptomat/o- collection of symptoms
-logy study of
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syndrome | syn-together
-drome a running
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asymptomatic | a- away; without
symptomat/o- collection of symptoms
-ic pertaining to
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inspection | inspecti/o- looking at
-ion action; condition
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palpation | palpat/o- touching or feeling
-ion action; condition
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auscultation | auscult/o- listening
-ation a process; being or having
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percussion | percuss/o- tapping
-ion action
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disease | the course of a disease includes all events from the onset
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acute | sudden in nature and sever in intensity
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subacute | less sever in intensity
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chronic | chron/o-time
-ic pertaining to
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exacerbation | ecacerb/o- increase; provoke
-ation a process; being or having
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remission | remiss/o- send back
-ion action; condition
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sequela | abnormal condition or complication that arises because of the original disease and remains after the original disease has resolved
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therapeutic | therapeut/o- therapy; treatment
-ic pertaining to
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refractory | re- again
fract/o- to break up
-ory having the function of
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surgery | surg/o- operative procedure
-ery process of
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prognosis | pro- before
gnos/o- knowledge
-osis condition; ambnormal
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recuperation | recuper/o- recover
-ation a process; being
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disability | a permanent loss of the ability to perform certain activities
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terminal | termin/o- end; boundry
-al pertaining to
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anorexia | an- without
orex/o- appetite
-ia condition; state; thing
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dysphagia | dys- painful
sphag/o- swallowing; eating
-ia condition; state; thing
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polyphagia | poly- many
phag/o- eating swallowing
-ia condition; state; thing
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cheilitis | cheil/o- lip
-itis inflamation
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sialolithiasis | sial/o- saliva; salivary gland
lith/o- stone
-iasis state of; process of
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stomatitis | stomat/o- stomach
-titis inflammation
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dyspepsia | dys- painful; difficult; abnormal
pep/o- digestion
-ia condition; state; thing
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gastritis | gastr/o- stomach
-itis inflammation
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gastroenteritis | gastr/o- stomach
enter/o- intestines
-itis inflammation
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gaastoesophageal reflux disease (GERD) | chronic inflammation and irritation due to reflux of stomach acid back into the esophagus
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heartburn | temporary inflammation of the esophagus due to reflux of stomach acid
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nausea | an unpleasant, queasy felling in the stomach that recedes the urge to vomit
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emesis | vomiting - the expelling to food from the stomach through the mouth
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vomitus | vomit - the expelled food or chyme
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regurgiation | regurgitat/o- flow backward
-ion action; condition
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hyperemesis | hyper- above; more than nomal
emesis- condition of vomiting
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peptic ulcer disease(PUD) | chronic irritation, buring pain, and erosion of the mucosa to form an ulcer.
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stomach cancer | cancerous tumor of the stomach
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adenocarcinoma | aden/o- gland
carcin/o- cancer
-oma tumor; mass
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ileus | abnormal absence or peristalis in the small and large intestines
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intussusceptions | intussuscp/o- to receive within
-tion a process; being or having
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volvulus | twisting of the intestine around itself because of structural abnormality of the mesentery.
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appendicitis | appendic/o- appendis
-itis inflamation
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colic | col/o- colon
-ic pertaining to
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colon cancer | cancerous tumor of the colon
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divericulum | weakness in the wall of the colon where the mucosa forms a pouch or tube.
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diverticula | more then one divericulum
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diverticulosis | diverticul/o- diverticulum
-osis condition; abnormal condition; rocess
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diverticulitis | diverticul/o- diverticulum
-itis inflamation
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dysentery | dys- difficult; painful; abnormal
-entery condition of the intestine
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gluten enteropathy | an autoimmune disorder and toxic reaction to the gluten found in certain grains
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celiac | celi/o- abdomen
-ac pertaining to
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inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) | disorder of the function of the colon, although eh mucosa of the colon never shows and visible signs of inflammation
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Crohn | or regional enteritis affect the ilum and colon
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enteritis | enter/o- intestine
-itis inflamation
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ulcerative | ulcerat/o- ulcer
-ive pertaining to
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colitis | col/o- colon
-itis inflammation
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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) | chronic inflammation of various parts of the small and large intestines
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polyp | small fleshy, benign or precancerous growth in the mucosa of the colon
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hemmorrhoids | hemorrh/o- a flowing of blood
-oid resembling
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proctitis | proct/o- rectum
-itis inflammation of
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rectocele | rect/o- rectum
-cele hernia
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constipation | constip/o- compacted feces
-ation a process; being or having
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diarrhea | dia- complete; completely through
-rrhea flow; discharge
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flatulence | flatul/o flatus (gas)
-ence state of
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hematochezia | hemat/o- blood
chez/o- to pass feces
-ia condition; state; thing
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incontinence | in- in; withing; not
contin/o- hold together
-ence state of
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steatorrhea | steat/o- fat
-rrhea flow; discharge
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adhesions | adhes/o- to stick to
-ion action; condition
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hernia | weakness in the muscle or the diaphragm or abdominal wall
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hiatal | hiat/o- gap; opening
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incisional | incis/o- to cut into
-ion action; condition
-al pertaining to
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peritonitis | periton/o- peritoneum
-itis inflammation
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ascites | Accumulation of ascitic fluid in he abdominopelvic cavity.
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cirrhosis | cirrh/o- yellow
-osis condition; abnormal condition; process
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hepatitis | hepat/o- liver
-itis inflamation
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hepatomegaly | hepat/o- liver
-megaly enlargement
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jaundice | jaund/o- yellow
-ice state; quality
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liver cancer | cancerous tumor of the liver
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hepatoma | hepat/o- liver
-oma mass tumor
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cholangitis | chalangi/o- bile duct
-itis inflamation
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choecystitis | choecyst/o- gallbladder
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cholelithiasis | chol/e- bile; gall
lith/o- stone
-iasis state of procss of
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pancreatic cancer | cancerous tumor of the pancreas
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adenocarcinoma | aden/o- gland
carcin/o- cancer
-oma tumor mass
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pancreatitis | pancreato- pancreas
-itis inflammation
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barium enema | Procedure that uses liquid radiopaque contrast medium (barium) instilled into the rectum and colon
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cholangiography | chalangi/o- bile duct
-graphy process of recording
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computerized axial tomography (CT or CAT scan) | procedure that uses x-rays to crate images of abdominal organs and structures in many thin, successive slices
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magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) | procedure that uses a strong magnetic field to align protons in the atoms of the patient's body
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Upper gastrointestinal series (UGI) | Procedure that uses a liquid radiopaque contrast medium ( barium) that is swallowed
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nasogastic tube | nas/o- nose
gastr/o= stomach
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abdomoinocentesis | abdomin/o- abdomen
-centesis procedure to puncture
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appendectomy | append/o- small stucture hanging from a larger structure; appendix
-ectomy surgical excision
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biopsy | bi/o- life
-opsy process of viewing
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bowel resection and anastomosis | procedure to remove a section of diseased intestine and rejoin the intestine.
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cholesystectomy | cholecyst/o- gallbladder
-ectomy surgical excision
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colostomy | col/o- colon
-stomy surgically created opening
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stoma | the mouth of the colon that is rolled up and sutured to abdominal wall
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endoscopy | end/o- innermost; withing
-scopy process of using and instrument to examine
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esophagoscopy | esophag/o- esophagus
-scopy process of using an instrument to examine
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gastroscopy | gastr/o- stomach
-scopy process of using an instrument to examine
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esophagogastroduodenoscopy | esophag/o- esophagus
gastr/o- stomach
duoden/o- duodenum
-scopy process of using an instrument to examine
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sigmoidoscopy | sigmoid/o- sigmoid colon
-scopy process of using an instrument to examine
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colonoscopy | colon/o- colon
-scopy process of using an instrument to examine
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laparotomy | lapar/o- abdomen
-tomy process of cutting of making an incision
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gastrectomy | gastr/o- stomach
-ectomy surgical excision
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gastreoplasty | gastr/o- stomach
-plasty process of reshaping by surgery
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gastrostomy | gastr/o- stomach
-stomy surgically crated opening
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