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92 Cards in this Set
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Accept |
To receive willingly |
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Except |
Not including |
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Adenocyst |
Adenoma with cyst formation |
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Adenosis |
Disease of the glands |
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Affect |
To exert an influence over |
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Effect |
To cause to come into being |
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Affective |
Relating to or arising from feelings or emotions |
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Effective |
Productive of results |
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Afferent |
Conveying toward a center |
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Efferent |
Conveying away from a center |
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Allusion |
To refer indirectly or by suggestion |
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Elusion |
Escaping the notice of |
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Elusion |
Escaping the notice of |
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Illusion |
Misleading sensory image |
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Delusion |
False belief that is firmly maintained in spite of evidence to the contrary |
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Aide |
An assistant |
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Aid |
Assistance; an assisting device |
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Access |
Capacity to enter or approach |
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Axis |
A line about which a body rotates |
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Axis |
A line about which a body rotates |
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Anuresis |
Retention of urine in the bladder |
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Axis |
A line about which a body rotates |
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Anuresis |
Retention of urine in the bladder |
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Enuresis |
Involuntary discharge of urine |
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Acidic |
Of or pertaining to an acid |
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Ascitic |
Pertaining to or characterized by ascites |
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Arthrectomy |
The excision of a joint |
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Atherectomy |
The excision of an atheromatous plaque |
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Atonic |
Lacking normal tone or strength |
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Atopic |
Pertaining to atopy |
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Atoxic |
Not poisonous |
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Atrophic |
Pertaining to or characterized by atrophy |
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Ectopic |
Located away from normal position |
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Aural |
Pertaining to or perceived by the ear |
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Oral |
Pertaining to the mouth |
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Bolus |
A rounded mass of food or medicinal preparation ready to swallow |
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Bullous |
Pertaining to or characterized by bullae |
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Brachial |
Pertaining to the arm |
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Branchial |
Pertaining to or resembling the gills of a fish |
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Bronchial |
Pertaining to one or more bronchi |
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Bulbus |
A rounded mass or enlargement |
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Bulbous |
Having the form or nature of a bulb |
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Callus |
An area of skin that is thick or hard from continual pressure or friction |
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Callous |
Hard, like callus |
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Callous |
Hard, like callus |
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Canalization |
The formation of canals |
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Cannulization |
The insertion of a cannula |
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Cannulization |
The insertion of a cannula |
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Carotid |
Relating to the principal artery of the neck |
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Parotid |
Situated or occurring near the ear |
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Claustrum |
Thin layer of grey matter lateral to the external capsule of the lentiform nucleus |
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Colostrum |
The thin, yellow, milky fluid secreted by the mammary gland before or after parturition |
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Coaptation |
The joining together or fitting of two surfaces |
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Coarctation |
A condition of stricture or contraction |
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Coarse |
Not fine, rough/harsh |
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Course |
Direction of progress; sequence of events |
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Complement |
A quantity needed to make a thing complete |
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Compliment |
An expression of courtesy |
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Conscience |
Consciousness of the mora right and wrong of one’s actions |
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Conscious |
Aware; mentally awake or alert |
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Conscious |
Aware; mentally awake or alert |
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Cor |
The heart |
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Core |
The central part of anything |
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Corps |
Organized subdivision of a country’s military forces |
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Coracoid |
Like a raven’s beak |
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Choroid |
The thin, pigmented, vascular coat of the eye |
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Cytology |
The study of cells |
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Sitology |
The sum of knowledge regarding food, diet, and nutrition |
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Die |
To stop living |
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Dye |
Material used for coloring and staining |
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Discreet |
Showing good judgment |
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Discrete |
Individually distinct, noncontinuous |
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Discrete |
Individually distinct, noncontinuous |
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Dysphagia |
Difficulty swallowing |
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Dysphasia |
Impairment of speech |
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Dysplasia |
Abnormality of development |
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Echos |
The plural form of the shortened word echocardiogram |
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Echoes |
The plural form of the word echo |
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Elicit |
To draw out or forth |
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Illicit |
Not permitted, unlawful |
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Enervation |
Lack or nervous energy |
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Innervation |
The distribution or supply of nerves to a part |
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Enterocleisis |
Closure of wound in the intestine |
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Enteroclysis |
The injection of a nutrient or medicinal liquid into the bowel |
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Enteroclysis |
The injection of a nutrient or medicinal liquid into the bowel |
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Exacerbation |
Increase in the severity of a disease or it’s symptoms |
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Enteroclysis |
The injection of a nutrient or medicinal liquid into the bowel |
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Exacerbation |
Increase in the severity of a disease or it’s symptoms |
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Exasperation |
Being vexed or irritated |
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Facial |
Of it pertaining to the face |
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Fascial |
Pertaining to or of the nature of a fascia |
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Feces |
Excrement |