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82 Cards in this Set
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brachi- |
arm |
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bucc- |
cheek |
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caud- |
tail |
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celi- |
abdomen |
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cel- |
abdomen
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lapar- |
abdomen |
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abdomin- |
abdomen |
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ventr- |
abdomen
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cephal- |
head |
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cervic- |
neck |
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trachel- |
neck |
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cheil- |
lip; labium (pl. labia) |
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labi- |
lip; labium (pl. labia) |
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cheir- |
hand |
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chir- |
hand |
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crur- |
leg; leg-like structure; thigh |
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dactyl- |
digit; finger; toe |
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derm- |
skin |
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dermat- |
skin |
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gnath- |
jaw |
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inguin- |
groin |
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later- |
the side [of the body, or of an organ or structure] |
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lumb- |
loin
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ment- |
chin |
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om- |
shoulder |
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*omphal- |
navel; umbilicus; GREEK |
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*umbilic- |
umbilicus; navel; LATIN |
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path- |
disease |
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*pod- |
foot; GREEK |
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*ped- |
foot; LATIN |
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sarc- |
flesh |
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soma- |
body |
somatic |
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somat- |
body |
somatic |
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thorac- |
chest; thorax |
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steth- |
chest; thorax |
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pector- |
chest; thorax |
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-ad |
moving in a direction towards (1st root is origin, 2nd is direction - preserve order) |
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-ate |
having; having the form of |
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-ics |
study (of a subject) (use -logy unless directed) |
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-ist |
a specialist (in a subject) |
biologist |
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-itis |
inflammation |
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-oid |
resembling, like |
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-osis |
A negative condition, disorder (a disorder of ___ / a condition char'd by/caused by ____) |
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-ism |
A negative condition, disorder(a disorder of ___ / a condition char'd by/caused by ____) |
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-iasis |
A negative condition, disorder(a disorder of ___ / a condition char'd by/caused by ____) |
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-ous |
containing |
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-ia |
create noun
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-y |
create noun |
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-ic |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-tic
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Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-al |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ical |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ac |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ar |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ary |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-eal |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ine |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ous |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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-ize/-ise |
creates a verb ("to do ___") (can be to make, to cause to be, to become, to subject to, or to engage in ) |
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-algia |
pain IN |
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-cele |
protrusion (from an organ); protrusion filled with (a substance) |
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-ectome |
instrument used to excise |
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-ectomize |
to excise; to cut out; to remove |
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-ectomy |
excision; surgical removal |
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-gram |
record |
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-graph |
instrument used to record |
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-graphy
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process of recording
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-logist |
a specialist in the study (of a subject) |
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-logical |
pertaining to the study (of a subject) |
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-logy |
study (of a subject) |
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-megaly
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enlargement (of an organ or structure) |
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-meter |
instrument used to measure |
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-metry
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measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)
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-ostomy |
creation of a passage between one organ/structure to the other; creation of a passage between two segments of one organ/structure |
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-pathic |
pertaining to disease; diseased |
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-pathy |
disease |
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-plasty |
surgical repair |
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-scope
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instrument used to make a visual examination (rarely used as exam by other means) |
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-scopy |
visual examination |
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-tome |
instrument used to cut (into) |
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-tomy |
incision (in, or into) |
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-ile |
Pertaining to/located in (adj) |
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