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101 Cards in this Set
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Abductor
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Muscle that allows you to move a limb away from the body
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adductor
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muscle that allows a limb to move toward the body
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adrenal glands
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endocrine gland, located above each kidney
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anabolism
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process of building up protein in the cell
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analysis
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separating into various parts
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anoxia
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without oxygen
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ante cibum
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before meals
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anteflexion
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forward bending
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antepartum
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before birth
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antibiotic
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pertaining to against life
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antibody
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protein made by white blood cells
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antigen
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a substance that stimulates the production of antibodies
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antisepsis
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destruction of microorganisms to prevent infection
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antitoxin
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substance against a poison
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apnea
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without breathing
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autoimmune disease
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aids body starts forming antibodies against normal cells
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benign
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noncancerous
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bifurcation
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branching or forking into two parts
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bilateral
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two sides
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bradycardia
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pertaining to slow heart rate
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congenital anomaly
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abnormality present at birth
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connective tissue
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supports and binds other tissues and part
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contraindication
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a factor that prohibits the administration of a drug
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contralateral
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opposite side
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dehydration
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lack of fluids
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dialysis
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separation of waste material
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diameter
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distance between opposite parts
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diarrhea
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frequent passage of water loose stools
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dysplasia
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condition of abnormal formation
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dyspnea
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difficult breathing
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ectopic pregnancy
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pertaining to out of place and modifies the noun pregnancy
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endocardium
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inner lining of the heart
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endoscope
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instrument used to examine within the body
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euphoria
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condition of exaggerated well being
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exophthalmos
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pertrusion of the eyeball
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hemiglossectomy
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surgical removal of half of the tongue
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hyperplasia
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condition of increased formation of cells
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hypodermic
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pertaining to under the skin
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infracostal
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pertaining to below the ribs
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insomniac
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pertaining to without sleep
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intercostal
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pertaining to between the ribs
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macrocephaly
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larger than normal head
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malaise
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general feeling of bodily discomfory
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metacarpal bones
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beyond the wrist bones
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metamorphosis
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condition or change in form beyond its original condition
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microscope
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instrument used see small objects
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neonatal
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newborn
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neoplasm
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new growth or formation
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pancytopenia
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deficiency of all blood cells
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paralysis
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a loss of sensation or movement of part of the body
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parathyroid
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four small endocrine glands behind the thyroid glands
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percutaneous
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pertaining to through the skin
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periosteum
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membrane surrounding the bone
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polyneuritis
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inflammation of many nerves
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postmortem
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after death
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postpartum
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after birth
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precancerous
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pertaining to occurring before a malignant condition
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prodrome
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symptom that appears before an onset of an illness
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pseudocyesis
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false pregnancy
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recombinant dna
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inserting a gene from one organism into the dna of another
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retroperitoneal
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pertain to behind the abdominal cavity
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symbiosis
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a close association between two organisms of different species
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syndactyly
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fusion of fingers or toes
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syndrome
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a group of symptoms that occur together to form a disorder
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tachypnea
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rapid breathing
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ultrasound
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radiology study where rays of light are used to create images
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absorption
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passage of materials through walls of the small intestine into the blood stream
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amino acids
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formed when large protein molecules are digested
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amylase
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enzyme that digests or breaks down starch
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anastamosis
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an opening between two tubular organs
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anus
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opening of the rectum to the outside of the body
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appendectomy
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removal or excision of the appendix
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appendix
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blind pouch hanging from the cecum
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appendicitis
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inflammation of the appendix
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bile
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yellow fluid produced by liver, stored in the gaul bladder, helps with the digestion of fat
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biliary
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pertaining to bile or affecting the bile ducts
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bowel
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intestine
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buccal mucosa
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mucus membrane lining the inner cheek
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canine teeth
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four pointed dog-like teeth
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cecal
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pertaining to the cecum (first part of the large intestines)
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celiac
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pertaining to the abdomen
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cheilitis
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inflammation of the lip
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chole cystectomy
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surgical removal or incision of the gaul bladder
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choledocholithiasis
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abnormal condition of the stones in the common bile duct
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choledochojejunostomy
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surgical opening that had been created between the common bile duct & the jejunum
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choledochotomy
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incision of the common bile duct
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cholelithiasis
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abnormal condition of forming gall stones
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colon
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bowel or large intestine
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colonoscopy
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visual examination of the colon
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colonostomy
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creation of a new opening of the colon
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defecation
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elimination of waste & undigested food through the anus
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deglutition
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swallowing
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dentin
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chief substance of the teeth covered by enamel
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dysentary
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painful inflammation of the intestines
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emulsication
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the breakdown of large, fat globules
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endodontist
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dentist who specializes on the inside of the teeth
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fatty acids
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substances that are produced when fats are digested
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feces
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solids/waste stool
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GI tract
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gastrointestinal sac
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gingivitis
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inflammation of the gums
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glucose
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simple sugar
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