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91 Cards in this Set
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HISTOLOGY
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study of tissues
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ONCOLOGY
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study of tumors; the medical specialty that treats tumors.
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CARCIN/O
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cancer
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CYT/O
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cell
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EPITHELI/O
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epithelium, epithelial tissue (tissue that lines organs and body cavities, covers surfaces, and forms glands
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HIST/O
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tissue |
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LIP/O
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fat
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MY/O
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muscle
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SARC/O
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flesh; connective tissue
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-AL
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pertaining to
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-GENIC
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producing, originating, causing,
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-OID
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like, resembling
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-OLOGIST
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specialist
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-OLOGY
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study of
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-OMA
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tumor
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CARCINOGENIC
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causing or producing cancer
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CARCINOMA
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a malignancy of epithelial tissue (skin, lining tissue, glandular tissue)
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CYTOGENIC
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producing or originating cells
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CYTOID
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like a cell or resembling a cell |
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CYTOLOGY |
study of cells |
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EPITHELIAL
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pertaining to epithelium
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EPITHELIOMA
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a tumor of epithelial tissue |
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LIPOID
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like fat or resembling fat
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LIPOMA
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a tumor composed of fatty tissue
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MYOMA
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a muscle tumor
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SCARCOMA
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a malignancy of connective tissue (bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments)
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ONC/O
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tumor
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NEUR/O
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nerve
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PATH/O
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disease
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STATSIS
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control, stop
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VISCER/O
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organ, organs
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META-
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beyond; over; between; change or transposition
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METASTASIS
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beyond control; specifically refers to the spread of cancer in the body
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NEUROMA
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a tumor of nervous tissue |
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PATHOLOGY
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the study of disease and its effects on the human body
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PATHOLOGIST
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a specialist in the study of disease and tissue changes
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PATHOGEN
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a disease-causing organism
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VISCERA
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the internal organs of the body, collectively
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VISCERAL
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pertaining to the viscera (organs or to one organ)
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ACR/O
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extremitites
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CUTANE/O
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skin
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DERM/O
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skin
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DERMAT/O
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skin
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MYC/O
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fungus
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ONYCH/O
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nails
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TRICH/O
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hair
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EPI- |
upon, on top of
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HYPO-
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below, under, deficient
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INTRA |
within
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PER-
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through; excessive
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SUB-
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below, under
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-IC
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pertaining to
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-ITIS
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inflammation
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-OSIS
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condition, usually abnormal
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-OTOMY |
incision into
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-OUS
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pertaining to
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DERMAL
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pertaining to the skin
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DERMATITIS
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inflammation of the skin
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DERMATOLOGY
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the medical specialty that treats the skin and related structures |
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DERMATOLOGIST
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a specialist in the skin
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DERMOPATHY
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any disease of the skin
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ACRODERMATITIS
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inflammation of the skin of the extremitites
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EPIDERMAL
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pertaining to the epidermis (topmost layer of the skin)
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INTRADERMAL
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within the skin
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HYPODERMIC
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beneath the skin
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PERCUTANEOUS
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through the skin (same as under the skin) |
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SUBCUTANEOUS
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under the skin
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CUTANEOUS
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pertaining to the skin; also another name for the hypodermis (bottom layer of the skin)
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ONYCHITIS
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inflammation of the nails
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ONYCHOTOMY
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incision into a nail
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CYAN/O
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blue
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ERYTHR/O
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red
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LEUK/O
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white |
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MELAN/O
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black |
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XANTH/O
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yellow
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PURPUR/O
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purple
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CHLOR/O
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green
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POLI/O
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gray
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CYANOSIS
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an abnormally blue discoloration of tissues (due to oxygen deprivation)
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ACROCYANOSIS
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abnormally blue discoloration of the extremities
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CYANODERMA
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abnormally blue discoloration of the skin |
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ERYTHRODERMA
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reddish discoloration of the skin; also called ERYTHEMA
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ERYTHROCYTE
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a red blood cell
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LUKODERMA
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deficiency of pigmentation of the skin, usually light or whitish patches
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LEUKOCYTE
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a white blood cell |
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MELANOMA
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a malignant, black or very dark-pigmented tumor of the skin
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MELANOCYTE
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a cell that produces melanin, the pigment that gives color to the skin and protects the skin from ultraviolet rays of sunlight
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XANTHODERMA
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abnormally yellowish discoloration of the skin
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PURPURA
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a disease causing tiny purplish hemorrhages under the skin (or the more serious form which causes internal hemorrhages)
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CHLOROPSIA
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a disorder in which all objects appear green to the patient; also called green vision; sometimes due to digitalis overdose
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POLIOENCEPHALITIS
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inflammation of the gray matter in the brain |