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100 Cards in this Set
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a, an |
without, no, lack of, apart |
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anti, contra |
against |
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(!) auto |
self |
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(!) brachy |
short |
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brady |
slow |
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cac, mal |
bad |
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(!) dia |
through, between, complete |
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dys |
bad, difficult, painful, abnormal |
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eu |
good, normal |
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(!) ex, exo |
out, away from |
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(!) hetero |
different |
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homeo |
similar, same, likeness, constant |
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hydro |
water |
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micro |
small |
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oligo |
scanty, little |
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(!) pan |
all |
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pseudo |
false |
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sym, syn |
together, with |
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ad |
toward, near, to |
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bi |
two, double |
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de |
down, away from |
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di |
two, double |
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dif, dis |
apart, free from, separate |
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ec, ecto |
out, outside, outer |
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end, endo |
within, inner |
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ep, epi |
upon, over, above |
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extra |
outside, beyond |
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(!) hyper |
above, beyond, excessive |
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hypo |
below, under, deficient |
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(!) in |
in, into, not |
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(!) mega |
large, great |
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meta |
beyond, over, between, change |
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para |
beside, alongside, abnormal |
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poly |
many, much, excessive |
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post |
after, behind |
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pre |
before, in front of |
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(!) pro |
before, in front of |
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super |
upper, above |
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supra |
above, beyond |
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(!) away from |
ab |
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toward, near, to |
ad |
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up, apart, backward |
ana |
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before, forward |
ante |
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down |
cata |
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around |
circum, peri |
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(!) within, inner |
endo |
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(!) upon,above, over |
epi |
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out, away, from |
ex |
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outside, beyond |
extra |
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above, beyond, excessive |
hyper |
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(!) below, under, deficient |
hypo |
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(!) between |
inter |
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within, into |
intra |
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middle |
meso |
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beside, alongside |
para |
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(!) backward |
retro |
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(!) below, under, beneath |
sub |
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above, beyond, superior |
supra |
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ambi |
both |
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bin |
twice, two |
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(!) centi |
one hundredth |
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deca |
ten |
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di(s) |
two, apart |
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milli |
one thousandth |
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(!) mono |
one |
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multi |
many, much |
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(!) nulli |
none |
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(!) poly |
many |
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primi |
first |
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quadri |
four |
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(!) semi, hemi |
half |
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tri |
three |
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uni |
one |
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aferbrile (a-febr-ile) |
without fever (without, fever, pertaining to) |
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anicteric (an-icter-ic) |
without signs of jaundice (without, jaundice, pertaining to) |
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(!) arrest |
to stop, inhibit, restrain |
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(!) bifurcate (bi-furc-ate) |
having two branches, (two, fork, use) |
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binary (bin-ary) |
composed of two elements or structures (two, pertaining to) |
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concentration (con-centrat-ion) |
the process of being able to bring center to one thought while excluding others. (with, center, process) |
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(!) decompensation (e-comensat-ion) |
failure of a system (down, to make good again, process) |
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enucleate |
remove the eyeball surgically |
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extraocular (extra-ocul-ar) |
the outside of the eye, (outside, eye, pertaining to) |
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hyperactive (hyper-act-ive) |
excessive activity (excessive, act, nature of) |
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(!) hypoplasia (hypo-plasia) |
underdevelopment ofa tissue, (under, formation) |
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insomnia (in-somn-ia) |
codition of not being able to sleep (not, sleep, condition) |
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intermediary (inter-medi-ary) |
situated between two bodies, (between, towards the middle, pertaining to) |
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(!) latent |
lying hidden, quiet, not active |
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(!) lumen |
space within a tube. |
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multifocal (multi-foc-al) |
pertaining to many locations (many, focus, pertaining to) |
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(!) occlusion |
process of blcoking |
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parasternal (para-stern-al) |
either side of the sturnum (beside, sturnum or breatplate, pertaining to) |
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(!) polydactyly (poly-dactyl-y) |
having more then the normal number of toes or fingers (many, finger or toe, pertaining to) |
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premenstrual (pre-menstru-al) |
the number of days before the menses |
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react (re-act) |
to respond to a stimulus (again, act) |
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regurgitation (re-gurgitat-ion) |
backward flow (backward, to flow, process) |
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(!) sign |
any objective clinical evidence of an illness or disorder |
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subacute (sub-acute) |
the mid ground between acute and chronic (below, sharp) |
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superinfection (super-infec-ion) |
an infection following a previous infection (upper, infect, process) |
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symptom |
any perceptible change in the function of the body that indicated disease |
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(!) unconscious (un-consci-ous) |
a state in which a person is not aware of their environment (not, aware, pertaining to) |
