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41 Cards in this Set
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ARACHN-
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Combining form
spider, web; achnoid membrane arachn-o-phob-ia |
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CHLOR-
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Combining form
green chlor-ine |
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CHONDR-
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Combining form
cartilage costo-chondr-al |
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DACTYL-
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Combining form
finger, toe dactyl-o-spasm |
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DERM(AT)-, -DERMA
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Combining form
skin dermat-o-plast-y |
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(H)ELC-
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Combining form
ulcer helc-osis |
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HIDR(OT)-, -IDR-
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Combining form
sweat hidr-o-poie-sis |
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HIST(I)-
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Combining form
[web] tissue hist-o-blast |
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HYDR-
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Combining form
water, fluid hydr-o-lysis |
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HYPN-
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Combining form
sleep hypn-o-sis |
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ICTER-
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Combining form
jaundice icter-o-hepat-itis |
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IN-, INOS-
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Combining form
fiber, muscle in-o-trop-ic |
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IS-
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Combining form
equal, same, similar, alike is-o-cyt-osis |
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MENING-, -MENIX
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Combining form
meningeal membrane, meninges mening-itis |
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MY(S)-
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Combining form
[mouse] muscle my-o-kin-esia |
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MYC(ET)-
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Combining form
[mushroom] fungus mycet-hernia |
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MYEL-
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Combining form
bone marrow, spinal cord myel-cyt-e |
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NARC-
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Combining form
stupor, numbness narc-o-lep-sy |
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NECR-
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Combining form
corpse; dead necro-o-lysis |
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OLIG-
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Combining form
few, deficient olig-o-sperm-ia |
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ONYCH-
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Combining form
fingernail, toenail onych-o-my-osis |
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POD-
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Combining form
foot pod-iatr-ist |
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POLI-
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Combining form
the brain and spinal cord poli-o-virus |
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POLY-
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Combining form
many, excessive poly-morph-ic |
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POR-
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Combining form
passage, opening, duct, pore, cavity oste-o-por-osis |
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PSYCH-
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Combining form
[soul] mind psych-iatr-ic |
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SOM(AT)-, -SOMA
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Combining form
body somat-iz(e)-ation |
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STHEN-
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Combining form
strength sthen-ia |
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TRACHEL-
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Combining form
neck, cervix trachel-o-my-itis |
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XANTH-
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Combining form
yellow xanth-o-chrom-ia |
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Who in greek mythology was a young girl skilled in the art of weaving?
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Arachne
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arachnoidea
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a thin, delicate membrane, the intermediate of the three that enclose the brain and spinal cord
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pachymeninx
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the outer, tough fibrous membrane is the dura mater, sometimes called the pachymeninx or simply dura
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meningitis
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inflammation of the meninges of the brain or spinal cord
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The combining form myel- refers to either bone marrow or the spinal cord: examples
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myeloma - tumor originating in the bone marrow
multiple myeloma - neuroplastic desease characterized by infiltration of bone and bone marrow by myloma cells forming multiple tumor masses that lead to pathological fractures. poliomyelitis - inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord (polio) |
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jaundice
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is a condition that manifests inself externally by a yellow staining of the skin caused by the deposition of bile pigments; aka icterus from the Greek ikteros
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hypochondrium
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the soft part of the abdomen beneath the cartilage of the lower ribs, the upper central region fo the abdomen over the pit of the stomachand located on either side of the epigastrium
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epigastrium
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location of the gallbladder, liver and the spleen which is thought of as the seat of melancholy --- the form hypochondria, means melancholy state for which there is no apparent cause.
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In words like hypnotize think hypnoticize
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hypn combining form sleep
o connecting vowel tic adject forming suffix from nouns in -sis: pertaining to; many words ending in -tic have come to be used as nouns: drug, agent ; person suffering from a certain disability ize verb forming suffix make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in |
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In words myotenositis look to the Assignments page for help with the letter -s
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In the word polyp the -p is from pod
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