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60 Cards in this Set

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abrasion

torn away by friction
adeno
gland
angioma
tumor of blood cells
arthalgia
joint pain
avulsion
tearing loss of skin
blepharo
eyelid
bolus
mass of undigested food
burn
thermal or chemical injury
choledocolethiasis
gall stones
choloecyst
gallbladder
chondro
cartilage
colo
colon
comminuted
pieces of broken bone
contusion
closed wound
crushing injury
involves muscle and nerves
dehiscence
rupture along sutures
ecchymosis
ruptured blood vessels
edema
excess fluid in tissues
entero
intestine
enterostomy
small intestine drainage
enuresis
involuntary bedwetting
gastroenteritis
irritation of digestive tract
gastroscopy
visual inspection of stomach
greenstick fracture
bent & broken partially
hematochezia
red bloody stool
hepatomegaly
liver enlargement
hypertrophy
overgrowth of part
hystero
uterus
incision
caused by cutting instrument
inflammation
reaction of tissue to injury
intussusception
telescoping of intestine
jaundice
bile obstruction
jejunum
specialized for absorption
laparotomy
incision through abdominal wall
meatus
opening of urethra
melanorrhea
tarred stools
metastized
spreading of disease
myelo
spinal cord
myo
muscle
neoplasm
abnormal new growth
nephro
kidney
nephron
functional unit of kidney
oma
indicates a tumor
oncology
study of tumors
orchio
testes
osteoporosis
fragile bones
pathological
effect of disease
pathological fracture
break due to weakening
penetrating
opening where entered
perforating
through and through
phagocytosis
heat symptom
puncture
deep tissue cut with small opening
pylorus
stomach to small intestine sphincter
pyo
pus
pyuria
pus in urine
secum
entry pouch of large intestine
subluxation
incomplete dislocation
teratoma
tumor of multiple components
traumatic amputation
result of accident
volvulus

intestinal torsion