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72 Cards in this Set
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Biliary
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Pertaining to the bile, bile ducts, or gallbladder
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Bradycardia
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abnormally slow heart rate
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Cardia
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region of the stomach were the esophagus enters (near the heart)
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Cardiac
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pertaining to the heart
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Cardiology
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study of the physiology and the pathology of the heart
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Cellular
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pertaining to, composed of, or derived from cells
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Cellulitis
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a spreading inflammation of subcutaneous and associated connective tissue
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Cephalic
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pertaining to the head or head end of the body
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Cytology
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the science which deals with the formation, structure, and function of the cells
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Diagnosis
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use of the scientific or clinical methods of establish the cause and nature of a person's illness
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Dorsum
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the back; the upper or posterior surface of a part of the body
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Ectoderm
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the outer layer of cells in a developing embryo
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Endocarditis
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inflammation of the endocardium (inner lining of the heart) or of the heart halves
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Endocranial
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within the skull; also called the endocranial or intracranial
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Enteral
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within or by the way of the intestine
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Enteric
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pertaining to the small intestine
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Entocranial
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within the skull, also called endocranial or intracranial
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Epicardium
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the serous membrane on the surface of the myocardium
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Epigastric
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pertaining to the region over the pit of the stomach; the upper middle region of the abdomen
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Epithelium
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the tissue or cellular membrane that covers all free surfaces of the body
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Exocrine
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external secretions of a gland, which reach an epithelial surface either directly or through a duct
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Extracellular
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outside of the cell
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Gastritis
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inflammation of the stomach
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Gastroenteritis
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inflammation of both the stomach and intestinal tract causing vomiting, diarrhea, or both and which is commonly caused by viruses or bacteria in the food and water
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Hemostasis
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the control and/or arrest of bleeding
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Hepatology
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study of the liver
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Hepatolytic
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agent/substance that is destructive to the tissues of the liver
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Hepatotoxic
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relating to an agent that damages the liver; or pertaining to such an action
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Heterocelluar
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composed of different kinds of cells
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Heterochromia
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difference in coloration in two structures or parts of a structure which are normally alike in color
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Histology
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the study of the microscopic anatomy of cells, tissues, and organs
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Homeostasis
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the state of equilibrium in the body with respect to various functions and chemical compositions of the fluids and tissues
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Homogeneous
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of uniform structure or composition throughout
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Ileac
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pertaining to the ileum of the small intestine
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Iliac
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pertaining to the ilium of an os coxa
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Intercelluar
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between or among cells
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Intercostal
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between the ribs
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Intermembranous
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between membranes
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Intra-alveolar
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inside of an alveolus
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Intracellular
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within a cell or cells
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Intracranial
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within the skull
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Intragastric
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within the stomach
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Leukocytosis
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abnormally large increase in the number of white blood cells
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Macrocyte
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an abnormally large erythrocyte
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Macroscopic
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large enough to be seen with the naked eye
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Microcyte
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abnormally small red blood cell; also a microerythrocyte
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Microerythrocyte
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abnormally a small red blood cell
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Microtome
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an instrument for making thin sections of biological tissue for microscopic examination
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Necrotic
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pertaining to dying cells/tissue
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Nephrolithiasis
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the presence of calculi in the kidney; kidney stones
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Nephropathy
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any disease/condition of the kidneys
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Neural
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pertaining to any part of the nervous system
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Neuropathy
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any disease of the nervous system
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Osseous
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pertaining to bone; also osteal
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Ossicle
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a small bone
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Osteal
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pertaing to bone
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Osteitis
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inflammation of the bone; also ostitis
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Ostitis
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inflammation of the bone
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Osteocyte
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a bone cell
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Osteogenesis
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the formation of the bone
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Parenteral
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denotes any medication route other than the alimentary canal (such as intravenous, subcutaneous, intramuscular, mucosal)
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Pathogen
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a microorganism that is capable of producing disease
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Pathological
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pertaining to pathology; morbid or dieseased
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Pericellular
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around a cell
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Periosteal
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relating to the Periosteum
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Periosteum
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the thick fibrous membrane covering the entire surface of a bone except its articular
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Physiology
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the science of the functions of living things
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Prognosis
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prediction of the course and end of a disease, and the estimate of chance of recovery
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Renal
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pertaining to or of the kidney(s)
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Reniform
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shaped like a kidney
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Renovasular
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pertaining to the vascular supply of the kidneys
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Tonsillar
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pertaining to the tonsils
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