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111 Cards in this Set
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-tome |
instrument used to cut slices |
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-tomy |
incision |
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-ectomy |
excision |
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-ostomy |
cut a new surgical opening |
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-itis |
inflammation |
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-megaly |
enlarged or enlargement |
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-al |
pertaining to |
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-ic |
pertaining to |
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-graph |
instrument used to record data |
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-gram |
a picture or record |
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-graphy |
the process of making a recording of data |
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-algia |
pain |
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electr/o |
electrical
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cardi/o |
heart |
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gastr/o |
stomach |
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duoden/o |
duodenum |
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son/o |
sound |
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radi/o |
x-ray |
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-pathy |
disease |
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path/o |
disease |
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derma |
skin |
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leuk/o |
white |
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melan/o |
black (dark pigmented) |
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erythr/o |
red |
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cyan/o |
blue |
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chlor/o |
green |
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xanth/o |
yellow |
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-osis |
disease, condition, status, or process |
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-tic |
pertaining to a condition |
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-cyte |
cell |
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-blast |
embryonic or immature cell |
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-emia |
blood condition |
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cyt/o |
cells |
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-logy |
the study of |
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-meter |
instrument used to measure or count something |
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-metry |
the process of measuring or counting something |
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-penia |
decrease in |
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-ia |
condition |
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-em |
blood |
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-osis |
increased number of blood cells |
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cardi/o |
heart |
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megal/o |
large or enlarged |
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mania |
condition of madness or excessive preoccupation |
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blastocyte |
immature cell |
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cadialgia |
heart pain |
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cardiologist |
physician specialist in heart disease |
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cardiomegaly |
enlarged heart |
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cyanoderma |
blueness of the skin |
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cyanosis |
condition of blueness |
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cytologist |
a technologist who studies cellular disease |
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cytology |
the science of studying cells |
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cytometer |
instrument used to count cells |
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cytometry |
process of using a cytometer |
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dermatology |
the science of studying the skin |
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dermatome |
instrument used to cut slices of skin tissue |
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duodenal |
pertaining to the duedenum |
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duedenotomy |
incision into the duedenum |
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duodenum |
first part of the small intestine |
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echocardiography |
sonography of the heart |
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electrocardiogram |
picture representing the electrical activity of the heart during the cardiac cycle |
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electrocardiograph |
instrument that produces the electrocardiogram |
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electrocarciography |
process of using the electrocardiograph |
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erythema |
reddened skin (erythroderma) |
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erythremia |
abnormally red blood due to too many erythrocytes |
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erythroblast |
immature red blood cell |
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erythrocytes |
red blood cells |
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erythrocytopenia |
low numbers of erythrocytes |
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erythrocytosis |
high numbers of erythrocytes |
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erythroderma |
redness of the skin |
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etiology |
the study of the origin of the cause of disease |
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gastralgia |
stomach pain |
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gastrectomy |
excision of the stomach |
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gastric |
pertaining to the stomach |
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gastroduodenostomy |
making a new opening between the stomach and duodenum |
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gastromegaly |
enlarged stomach |
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gastrostomy |
making a new opening in the stomach |
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histoblast |
immature tissue cells |
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histo- |
tissue |
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histology |
the science of studying tissues |
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hypodermic |
pertaining to below the dermis |
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inflammation |
tissue condition of redness, swelling, heat |
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jaundice |
yellow appearance due to high bilibrubin levels in the blood |
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leukemia |
blood cancer involving leukocytes and bone marrow |
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laukocyte |
white blood cell |
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leukocytopenia |
low numbers of leukocytes |
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leukocytosis |
high numbers of leukocytes |
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leukoderma |
abnormally white skin (vitiligo) |
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lymphatic |
pertaining to the lymph system |
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lymphedema |
obstructed lymph vessels causing fluid build up in tissues (swelling) |
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lymphocyte |
lymphatic system white blood cell |
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megalomania |
abnormally enlarged self-image |
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melanoblast |
immature melanocyte |
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melanocyte |
pigment cell |
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melanoderma |
dark patches of skin |
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pathologist |
physician specialist in the study of disease |
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pathology |
the science of studying disease |
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radiogram |
x-ray picture |
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radiograph |
instrument used to produce the radiogram or the x-ray film |
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radiography |
the process of producing radiograms |
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radiologist |
physician specialist in the interpretation of radiograms and other diagnostic imaging modalities |
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sonogram |
image of the body produced by computerized reflected sound |
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sonograph |
instrument that reflects sound waves through the body, picks them up with a transducer, and uses a computer to create an image of body structures |
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sonographer |
a technologist who preforms sonography |
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sonography |
the process of using a sonograph |
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thrombocytes |
platelets, blood clotting cell fragments |
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thrombocytopenia |
low numbers of thrombocytes |
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thrombocytosis |
high numbers of thrombocytes |
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tomogram |
picture made by a tomograph |
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tomograph |
instrument that used x-ray to produce images through planes (slices) of the body |
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tomography |
the process of using a tomograph |
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xanthemia |
yellow condition of the blood (carotenemia) |