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ACh

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acetylcholine

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ADH

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antidiuretic hormone

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ANS

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Automatic nervous system

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ATP

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Adenosine triphosphate

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AMP

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Andenosine monophosphate

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cAMP

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Cyclic adenosine monophosphate

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DNA

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deoxyribonucleic acid

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ECG/EKG

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Electrocardiogram

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FAD

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Flavin adenine diphosphate

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FADH2

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Reduced flavin adenine diphosphate

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GMP

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Guanosine monophosphate

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cGMP

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cyclic guanosine monophosphate

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H+

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Hydrogen ion (acid)

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H2CO3

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carbonic acid

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H2CO3-

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bicarbonante acid

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H2O2

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hydrogen peroxide

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HCl

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Hydrochloric acid

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HDL

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High-density lipoprotein

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HR

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heart rate

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LDL

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low-denisty lipoprotein

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mOsm

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milliosmole

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mV

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millivolt

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Na+

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Sodium ion

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NaCl

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Sodium chloride

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NAD+

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nicotinaminde adenine dinucletide

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NADH

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reduced nitotinaminde adenine dinucletide

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NH3

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ammonia

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NH4

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ammonium

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NO

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nitric oxide

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OH-

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hydroxide

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Pi

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inorganic phosphate

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-able

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capable

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-algia

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pain (i.e. fibromyalgia)

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-blast

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bud, usually referring to cells which are primitive in nature (i.e. chondroblast)

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-clast

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pertaining to the breaking or tearing down (i.e. osteoclast)

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-cyte

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cell (i.e. hepatocyte)

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-duct

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to lead or draw (i.e. adduct and abduct)

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-emia

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blood (i.e. leukemia)

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-genesis

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origin or production (i.e. glycogenesis)

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-gram

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a drawing (i.e. sonogram)

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-graph

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instrument used to record (i.e. anigography)

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-itis

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inflammation (i.e. tonsilitis)

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-logy

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study of

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-lysis

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to break down or decompose (i.e. glycogenolysis)

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-oid

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resembling (i.e. arachnoid mater)

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-oma

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tumor (i.e. carcinoma)

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-pathy

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disease or disorder (i.e. cardiomyopathy)

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-phag

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to eat or feed (i.e. phagocytosis)

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-phil

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to love or have an affinity for (i.e. hydrophillic)

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-stasis

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stop or stable state (i.e. homeostasis)

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-stomy

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surgical procedure in which an artificial opening is est. (i.e. colonstomy)

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a- or an-

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without or lacking (i.e. anorexia)

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ab-

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away from (i.e. abduct)

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ad-

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toward or adjacent to (i.e. adduct)

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anti-

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against, opposed, or inhibitive (i.e. antihistamine)

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arthr-

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joint (i.e. arthroscopy)

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auto-

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self (i.e. autoimmune diseases)

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bi-

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two

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bio-

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life

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carcin-

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cancer or tumor (i.e. carcinogen)

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cardio-

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heart

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cephal-

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head (i.e. enecephalictis)

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cerebro-

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brain (i.e. cerebrovascular accident, or CVA)

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chondr-

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cartilage (i.e. chondrogenesis)

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circum-

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around or round about (i.e. circumcision)

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co-

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with or together (ie. cofactor)

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contra-

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against or in opposition to (i.e. contradication)

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derm-

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skin

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di-

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two

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dys-

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difficult or abnormal (i.e. dyslexia)

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ecto-

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outside or external (i.e. ectopic)

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ectomy-

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to excuse or cut out (i.e. cholecystectomy)

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endo-

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inside or within (i.e. endocardium)

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epi-

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upon or above (i.e. epidermis)

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erythro-

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red (i.e. erythrocyte)

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eu-

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well, good, or true (i.e. eukaryote)

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ex-

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out of or outside (ie. excretion)

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glyco-

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sugar or sweet (ie. glycogenolysis)

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hemi-

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half (i.e. hemipalegia)

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hepat-

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liver (i.e. hepatocyte)

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hist-

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tissue (ie. histology)

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hydro-

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water (ie. hydrocele)

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hyper-

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in excess (ie. hyperglyemia)

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hypo-

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below normal or under (ie. hypoglycemia)

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infra-

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beneath or underneath (ie. infrapatellar)

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inter-

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between (ie. interosseous)

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intra-

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within or inside of (ie. intramuscular)

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iso-

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equal (ie. isotope)

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leuko-

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white (ie. leukocytosis)

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melano-

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black (ie. melanoma)

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myo-

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muscle (ie. myocardial infarction)

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neo-

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new (ie. neovascularization)

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nephro-

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kidney (ie. cystic nephron)

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neuro-

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nerve (ie. neuroglia)

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oculo-

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eye (ie. ocular)

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oligo-

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deficient or few (i.e oligochromemia)

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opthalm-

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eye (ex: ophalmalology)

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ostea-

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bone (ex: osteoporosis

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oto-

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ear (ex: otology)

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para-

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alongside or beyond (ex: parathyroid glads)

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peri-

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around (ie. percardium)

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pneumo-

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air or gas; pertaining to the lungs

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pod-

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foot (ie. podiatrist)

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poly-

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many or much

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post-

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behind or after (ie. post-tramumatic)

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pseudo-

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false (ie. pseudostratifed epithelium)

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sacro-

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flesh (sarcomere)

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sclero-

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hard (scleroderma)

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somato-

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body (somatic)

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steno-

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narrow or close (aoritc stenosis)

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sub-

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below or under (subclavian)

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sym- or syn-

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with or together (ie. symphysis publis and synchondrosis)

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tachy-

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fast or rapid (tachycardia)

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trans-

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across or through (transcutaneous)

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viscer-

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pertaining to internal organs (ie. visceral fat)