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59 Cards in this Set
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-angio
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vessel: lymphangitis, lymph vessel inflammation
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-al
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adjectival suffix: renal, of the kidney
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-ase
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enzyme: amylase, starch splitting enzyme
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-blast
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embryo cell: myoblast, muscle forming cell
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-carcinoma
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maglinant, epithelial tumor: adenocarcinomal tumor of glandular epithelium
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-cele
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protrusion or hernia: meningocele, hernia protrusion the meninges
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-centesis
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perforating or tapping: thoracentesis, taking fluid from the thorax; paracentesis, taking fluid from peritoneal cavity
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-chole
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bile: acholic, w/o bile
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-chrome
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color: polychromatic, many colors
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-crine
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secretion: endocrine, secretion into blood vessels
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-cyte
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cell: lymphocyte, lymph cell
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-demic
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population: endemic, in a population
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-dynia
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pain: pleurodynia, pleural pain
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-ectasis
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dilate: bronchiectasis, bronchial dilation
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-ectomy
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excision (removal): tonsilectomy, removal of a tonsil
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-embolus
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a plug (in a vessel): thromboembolus, a plugging clot that moved from its origin
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-emesis
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vomit: hematemesis, vomiting blood
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-emia
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blood: anemia, RBC deficiency; uremia, urine contents in blood
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-esthesia
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sensation: anesthesia, absence of sensation
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-genesis
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origin, production: pathogenesis, origin of disease
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-genic
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producing: pathogenic (adjective), disease producing
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-gram
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record: electrocardiogram, electrical heart activity record
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-iasis
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process, usually pathogenic: amebiasis, a pathologic presence of amebae
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-icterus
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jaundice: anicteric, without jaundice
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-itis
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inflammation: appendicitis, inflammation of the appendix
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-iosis
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dust: pneumoconiosis, dust produced pathologic states of the lung
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-lith
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stone: phlebolith, calcified body in a vein
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-locus
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place: translocation, displacement
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-lysis
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breakdown: autolysis, self-dissolution, dissolving; fibrinolysis, fibrin dissolving
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-malacia
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softening: osteomalacia, bone softening
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-megaly
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enlarged, large: splenomegaly, enlarged spleen
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-nephros
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kidney: hydronephrosis, water filled kidney
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-oid
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like: mucoid, raucous-like
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-oma
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tumor: osteoma, bone tumor; blastoma, embryonic tumor
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-ophthalmos
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eye: exophthalmos, protruding eyes
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-orrhea/-rrhea
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flow: diarrhea, a flow through
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-osis
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a pathologic process or possession: amyloidosis, the pathologic state of having or forming amyloid
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-ostomy
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formation of an opening: gastrostomy, making a stomach opening
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-otomy
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cutting: gastrotomy, a cutting of the stomach
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-pathy
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disease: neuropathy, any nerve disease
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-penia
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poverty, shortage: thrombocytopenia, decrease in thrombocytes or blood platelets
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-peps
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digestion: dyspepia, indigestion
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-philia
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affinity for: eosinophil, a leukocyte staning with eosin
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-plakia
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plaque: leukoplakia, white patch
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-plasia
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growth, formation: hyperplasia, overgrowth of tissue; aplastic anemia, anemia due to marrow failure
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-plegia
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paralysis: hemiplegia, paralysis of half of the body
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-pnea
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breath: dyspnea, shortage of breath
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-poiesis
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growth or formation: hematopoiesis, blood formation
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-ptosis
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falling: visceroptosis, falling of abdominal viscera
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-phthisis
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wasting or decay: myelophthisic anemia, displacement of normal marrow cells
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-rrhagia
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bursting forth: menorrhagia, profuse menstruation
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-sarcoma
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malignant tumor of supporting tissue
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-sclerosis
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hardening: arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries
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-some
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body: lysosome, destroying body
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-stasis
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standing still: hemostatsis, arrest of circulation; metastasis, standing in a different place
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-tonic
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strength: hypertonic, increased strength
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-tresia
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hole: atresia, failure to make an opening or connection
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-trophy
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nourish, grow: atrophy, wasting
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-uria
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relating to urine: anuria, no urine
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