Med. Term

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-Er,-ist

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One who

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-Iatrician

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Practinioner

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-Iatrics,-iatry

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Medical profession or treatment

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-Logist

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One who studies... specialist

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-Ac, -al, -an, -ar, -archy, -eal, -ic, -ical, -ive, -tic

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Peetaining to

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-Logic, -logical

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Peetaining to the study of

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-Logy

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The study of

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Cardi o

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Heart

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Crin o

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To secrete

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Esthesi o

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Feeling or sensation

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Gastr o

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Stomach

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Enter o

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Intestines

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Ger a, ger o, geront o

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Elderly

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Gynec o

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Female

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Immun o

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Immune

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Ne o

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New

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Nat o

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Born

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Neur o

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Brain

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Obstetr o

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Midwife

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Onc o

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Tumor

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Ophthalm o

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Eye

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Orth o

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Straight

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Ped o

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Child sometimes foot

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Ot o

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Ear

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Laryng o

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Larynx

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Path o

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Disease

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Psych o

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Mind

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Radi o

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Radiation sometimes radius

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Rheumat o

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Rheumatism

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Rhin o

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Nose

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Ur o

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Urinary tract sometimes urine

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-Centesis

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Surgical puncture to aspirate, remove fluid

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-Ectomy

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Excision, surgical removal or cutting out

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-Lysis

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Process of Loosening, freeing or destroying

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-Pexy

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Surgical fixtion fastening in s fixed position

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-Plasty

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Sirgical repair

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-Rraphy

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Suture. Uniting a wound by stitching

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-Scopy

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Visual examination with a lighted instrument

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-Stomy

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Formation of an opening

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-Tome

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And instrument used for cutting

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-Tomy

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Incision

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-Tripsy

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Surgical crushing

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Aden o

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Gland

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Angi o

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Vessel

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Append o, appendic o

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Appendix

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Bi o

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Life living

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Blephar o

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Eyelid

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Cerebr o, encephal o

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Brain cerebro sometimes means cerebrum the main portion of the brain

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Chir o

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Hand

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Col o

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Colon or large intestine

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Cutane i, dermat o, derm o, dermat o

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Skin

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Faci o

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Face

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Hepat o

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Liver

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Mamm o, mast o

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Breast

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Muscul o, my o

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Muscle

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Myel o

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Bone marrow or spinal cord

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Oste o

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Bone

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Pulm o, pulmon o, pneum o, pneumon o

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Lyngs, ... pneumo sometimes means air or gas

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Tonsill o

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Tonsil

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Trache o

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Trachea. Windpipe

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Vas o

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Vessel , vas deferens ( also called vas deferens, the extractory duct of tye testicle?

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-Algia, -dynia

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Pain

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-Cele

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Hernia, protusion of all part of an organ through the wall of the cavity that contains it

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-Ectesia, -ectasis

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Dilatation... Dilation or enlargement / stretching of a structure or part

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-Edema

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Swelling

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-Emesis

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Vomiting

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-Emia

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Condition of the blood

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-Ia,-iasis

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Condition

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-Itis

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Inflammation

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-Lith

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Stone, calculus

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-Malacia

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Softening, soft

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-Mania

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Excessive preoccupation

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-Magaly

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Enlargement

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-Oid. (forms adjectives and nouns)

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Reassembling

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-Oma

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Tumor

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-Osis

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Condition, often an abnormal condition; sometimes an increase

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-Pathy

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Disease

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-Penia

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Defficiency

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-Phobia

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Abnormal fear

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-Ptosis

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Prolapse ( sagging)

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-rrhage, -rrhagia

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Excessive bleeding or hemorrhage

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-rrhea

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Flow or discharge

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-rrhexis

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Rupture

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-Spasm

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Twitching, cramp

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-Stasis

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Stopping, controlling

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-Able, -ible

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Capable of , able to

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-Ase

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Membrane

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-Ia, -ism

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Condition or theory

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-Iac

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One who suffers

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-Eum, -ium

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Membrane

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-Opia

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Vision

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-Ous

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Pertaining to or characterized by

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State or condition