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58 Cards in this Set

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algia
dynia
pain
gen
genesis
origin
production
lysis
separation
destruction
loosening
megaly
enlargement
penia
abnormal reduction
decrease
deficiency
rrhea
discharge
flow
spasm
involuntary contraction
cele
hernia
swelling
ectasis
dilation
expansion
emia
blood condition
iasis
abnormal condition
(produce by something specific)
formation presence of
itis
inflammation
malacia
softening
oma
tumor
osis
abnormal condition or increase
(used primarily with blood cells)
rrhage
rrhagia
bursting of
rrhexis
rupture
centesis
surgical puncture
desis
binding
fixation
(of a bone or joint)
ectomy
excision
removal
pexy
fixation (of an organ)
suspension
plasty
surgical repair
reconstruction
rrhaphy
suture
tomy
incision
stomy
forming an opening
(mouth)
tripsy
crushing
logy
study of
esis
ia
ism
condition of
y
condtion or process of
ac al ary
eal ic
ical ior
ous tic
pertaining to
lith
stone
calculus
esthesia
feeling
emesis
vomiting
edema
swelling
-icle
-iole
-ula
-ule
small
minute
little
gram
record
writing
graph
instrument for recording
graphy
process of recording
iatry
medicine
treatment
ician
ist
specialist
meter
instrument for measuring
metry
process of measuring
scope
instrument for examination
scopy
visual examination
toxy
poison
stenosis
narrowing, stricture
tome
instrumet to cut
plegia
paralysis
plasia

plasm
formation
growht
phobia
fear
pathy
disease
phagia
eating
swallowing
phasia
speech
sclerosis
abnormal conditon of hardening
trophy
nourishment
development
ptosis
prolapse
downward displacement
clasis
to brake
surgical fracture
cyte
cell