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neoplastic disease

malignancies; abnormal tissue growths or tumors

metabolic disease

endocrine imbalances or malnutrition

inflammatory disease

abnormal or prolonged inflammation or autoimmunity, altered function of the immune system against ones own cell

idiopathic disease

develops without an apparent or known cause

iatrogenic disorder

unfavorable response to medical treatment

nosocomial infection

hospital-aquired infections (within 72 hours of admission)

aut(o)

self

bi(o)

life or living

dipl(o)

double

gen(o)

beginning or origin

iatr(o)

physician or treatment

idi(o)

individual

nos(o), path(o)

disease

intra-

within

-cidal

killing

-gen

that which generates

-genesis

producing or forming

-genic

produced by or in

pathogenic

capable of causing or producing a disease

seps(o), sept(i), sept(o)

infection

bacteri, bacteri(o)

bacteria

myc(o)

fungus

parasit(o)

parasite

staphyl(o)

grape-like gluster; uvula

strept(o)

twisted

infection

invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganisms

viremia

presence of viruses in the blood

virus

minute microorganism that replicates only within a cell of a living plant or animal (no independent metabolic activity)

angil(o)

vessel

col(o), colon(o)

colon (large intestine)

hist(o)

tissue

mast(o)

breast

stomat(o)

mouth

steth(o)

thorax(chest)

vas(o)

vessel

angi/oma

benign tumor made up of blood vessels or lymph vessels

-cele

hernia

-mania

excessive preoccupation

-maniac

a person who shows excessive preoccupation

-ptosis

prolapse (sagging)

neoplasm

new abnormal growth, either benign or malignant (new/plasm=new growth)

lact(o)

milk

pyr(o)

fire

-able, -ible

capable of, able to

-al, -ary, -eal, -ive, -tic

pertaining to

-ase

enzyme

-eum, -ium

membrane

-ia, -ism

condition or theory

-iac

one who suffers

-opia

vision

-ose

sugar

-ous

pertaining to our characterized by

-y

state or condition

-kinesia, -kinesis, kinesi(o)

movement

-lepsy, leps(o)

seizure

-lysin, -lysis, -lytic, -lys(o)

destruction, dissolving

-schisis, schis(o), schiz(o), schist(o)

split, cleft

-sclerosis, scler(o)

hard

-trophic, -trophy, troph(o)

nutrition

alb(o), albin(o), leuk(o), leuc(o)

white

chlor(o)

green

xanth(o)

yellow

sclerae

white outer part of eyeball

-ectasia, -ectasis

dilation or stretching

-edema

swelling

-emesis

to vomit

-oid

resembling

-penia

deficiency

-spasm

twitching, cramp

ambulation

act of walking

aspiration

drawing in or out by suction (sometimes with aid of syringe)

cannula

hollow flexible tube that is inserted into vessels, ducts, or cavities, for delivery or removal of fluids

ech(o), son(o)

sound

electr(o)

electricity

fluor(o)

emitting or reflecting light

algesi(o)

sensitivity to pain

chem(o)

chemical

cry(o)

cold

narc(o)

stupor

-therapy

treatment

-tripsy

surgical crushing

approximate

to bring close together by suture or other means