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67 Cards in this Set
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brachi-
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arm
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bucc-
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cheek
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caud-
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tail
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celi-
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abdomen
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cel-
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abdomen
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lapar-
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abdomen
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abdomin-
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abdomen
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ventr-
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abdomen
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cephal-
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head
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cervic-
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neck [any neck within the body structure]
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trachel-
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neck [any neck within the body structure]
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cheil-
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lip; labium [pl. labia]
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cheir- [Grk]
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hand
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chir- [Grk]
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hand
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crur-
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leg; leg-like structure; thigh
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dactyl-
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digit; finger; toe
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derm-
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skin
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dermat-
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skin
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gnath-
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jaw
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inguin-
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groin
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later-
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the side [e.g. of the body, of an organ or structure]
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lumb-
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loin
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ment-
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chin
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om-
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shoulder
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omphal- [Grk]
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navel; umbilicus
*see origin of the word |
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umbilic- [Ltn]
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navel; umbilicus
*see origin of the word |
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path-
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disease
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pod- [Grk]
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foot
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ped- [Ltn]
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foot
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sarc- [Grk]
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flesh
*see origin of the word |
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soma-
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body
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somat-
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body
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thorac-
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chest; thorax
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steth-
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chest; thorax
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pector-
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chest; thorax
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-ad
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moving in a direction towards
(moving in a direction from the X toward the Y) |
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-ate
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having; having the form of
[use the first one; second one only if there is context] |
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-ics
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study (of a subject)
[use -logy unless told to use -ics] |
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-ist
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a specialist (in a subject)
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-itis
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inflammation
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-oid
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resembling; like
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-osis
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usually negative/abnormal b. condition characterized by or caused by (a substance) |
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-ism
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usually negative/abnormal
a. disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic); b. condition characterized by or caused by (a substance) |
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-iasis
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usually negative/abnormal a. disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic); b. condition characterized by or caused by (a substance) |
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-ous
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containing
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-algia
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pain "in"
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-cele
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protrusion (of an organ or other structure);
protrusion filled with (a substance) |
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-ectome
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instrument used to excise [e.g. to cut out]
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-ectomize
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to excise; to cut out; to remove
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-ectomy
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excision; surgical removal
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-gram
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record
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-graph
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instrument used to record
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-graphy
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process of recording
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-logist
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a specialist in the study (of a subject)
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-logical
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pertaining to the study (of a subject)
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-logy
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study (of a subject)
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-megaly
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enlargement (of an organ or structure)
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-meter
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instrument used to measure
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-metry
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measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)
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-ostomy
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creation of a passage into (an organ or structure);
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-pathic
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pertaining to disease; diseased
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-pathy
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disease
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-plasty
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surgical repair
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-scope
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instrument used to make a visual examination
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-scopy
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visual examination
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-tome
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instrument used to cut (into)
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-tomy
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incision (in, or into)
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