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85 Cards in this Set
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aut-
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combining fornm
self |
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crin-
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combining form
secrete, secretion |
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esthe(s)-
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combining form
sensation, sesitivity, sense |
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gen(e)-, -gen
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combining form
coming into being, produce |
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gram-
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combining form
something written, a record |
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graph-
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combining form
write, record |
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Iatr-
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combining form
healer, physician, treatment |
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idi-
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combining form
of one's self |
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Kine-
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combining form
move |
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Kines(i)-
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combining form
movement, motion |
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Ly(s)-
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combining form
destroy, break down |
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Myx-
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combining form
mucus |
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Orth-
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combining form
straight, erect, normal |
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Ot-
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combining form
ear |
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path-
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combining form
disease |
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Phil-
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combining form
love, have an affininty for |
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Ly(s)-
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combining form
destroy, break down |
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Pt-
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combining form
fall, sag, drop, prolapse |
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Myx-
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combining form
mucus |
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Pyr-
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combining form
fire, fever, burning |
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Orth-
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combining form
straight, erect, normal |
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Pyret-
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combining form
fever |
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Ot-
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combining form
ear |
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Pyrex-
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combining form
be feverish |
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path-
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combining form
disease |
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Ly(s)-
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combining form
destroy, break down |
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Phil-
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combining form
love, have an affininty for |
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Pt-
|
combining form
fall, sag, drop, prolapse |
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Myx-
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combining form
mucus |
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Pyr-
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combining form
fire, fever, burning |
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Orth-
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combining form
straight, erect, normal |
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Pyret-
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combining form
fever |
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Ot-
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combining form
ear |
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Pyrex-
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combining form
be feverish |
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path-
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combining form
disease |
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Phil-
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combining form
love, have an affininty for |
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Pt-
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combining form
fall, sag, drop, prolapse |
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Pyr-
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combining form
fire, fever, burning |
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Pyret-
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combining form
fever |
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Pyrex-
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combining form
be feverish |
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Rhe-
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combining form
flow, secrete |
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rhag-
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combining form
flow profusely, hemmorrage |
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rhex-
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combining form
rupture |
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Rhin-
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combining form
nose |
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Scop-
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combining form
look at, examine |
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Sep-
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combining form
be infected |
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Ta-
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combining form
stretching |
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tel-
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combining form
end, completion |
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Ten-, Tenon(t)-
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combining form
tendon |
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Therap(eu)-
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combining form
treat medically, heal |
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Tom-
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combining form
a cutting, slice, incision |
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ton-
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combining form
tone, tension |
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-ectasia, -ectasis
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compound suffix
dilation, enlargement |
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-ectomy
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compound suffix
surgical incision, removal of all (total excision) or part (partial excision) of an organ |
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-gen
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compound suffix form
substance that produces something |
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-genesis
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compound suffix form
formation, origin |
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-genic
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compound suffix
causing, produced, caused |
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-genous
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compound suffix
by, produced, by or in |
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-gram
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compound suffix
record of an activity of an organ, often an x-ray |
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-graph
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compund suffix
instrument for recondfing the activity of an organ |
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-graphy
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compound suffix
1-recording of activity of an organ 2-descriptive treatise ( on a subject), dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintegration |
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-lysis
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compound suffix
dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintegration |
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-lytic
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compound suffix
pertaining to dissoltion, decomposition (adj from words ending in -lysis) |
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-pathy
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compound suffix
disease |
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-ptosis
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compound suffix
dropping, sagging, prolaspe (of an organ or part) |
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-rrghia
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compound suffix
profuse discharge, hemorrahge |
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-rrhea
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compound suffix
profuse discharge, excessive secretion |
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-rrhexis
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compound suffix
bursting (of tissues) rupture |
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-scope
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compound suffix
instrument for examining |
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-scopy
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compound suffix
examination |
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-tome
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compound suffix
surgical instrument for cutting |
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-tomy
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compound suffix
surgical incision |
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opisthotones
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bodyis stretched backward in a tetanic spasm
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emprosthotones
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body stretched forward
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pleurothotones
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body stretched to the side
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orthotonos
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body held rigidly
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idiopathy
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an ailment having a local origin
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idiopathic disease
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one without a recognizable cause
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rheum
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watery discharge
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parotid
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gland that supplies saliva to the mouth
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parotitis
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inflammation of the parotid - aka mumps
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rheumatism
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thought to be caused by the flowing of humors
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ptomaine
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generic name for certain alkaloid bodies found in decaying aminal and vegetable matter
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telangiosis
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diesease of capillaries
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telangioma
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tumor made of dilated capillaries
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