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intercostal
pertaining to between the ribs
contralateral
pertaining to the opposite side
exophthalmos
protrusion of an eyeball
syndactyly
a congenital anomaly
symbiosis
parasitism is an example
prodrome
signs and symptoms precede an illness
ante cibum
before meals
antibodies/ antibody
protein substance made by leukocytes
symphysis
bones grow together, as in the pelvis
ultrasonography
sound waves and echoes are used to create an image
metamorphosis
change in shape or form
hypertrophy
increase in cell size; increased development
hyperglycemia
excessive sugar in the blood
retroperitoneal
behind the abdomen
antigens
streptococci are what?
replapse
return of disease symptoms
dia-
complete, through
abductor muscle
carries a limb away from the body
dyspnea
difficult breathing
brady-
slow
parathyroid glands
located on the dorsal side of an endocrine gland in the neck
recombinant DNA
gene from one organism is inserted into another organism
tachycardia
rapid heartbeat
epithelium
surface cells that line internal organs and are found in the skin
percutaneous
through the skin
ante-
before
anti-
against
ana-
up
con-
together
contra-
against
bi-
two
ad-
toward
dys-
bad
antisepsis
against infection
apnea
not breathing
antepartum
before birth
anoxia
condition of no oxygen
congenital anomaly
irregularity at birth
epi-
above
eu-
normal
intra-
within
de-
lack of
inter-
between
hypo-
under
hyper-
above
mal-
bad
ectopic
pregnancy that is out of place
euphoria
good feeling (well-being)
dysplacia
condition of abnormal formation (of cells)
endotracheal
pertaining to within the windpipe
infracostal
pertaining to below the ribs
hypoglycemia
blood condition of less than normal sugar
malaise
vague feeling of bodily discomfort
pancytopenia
deficiency of all blood cells
dialisis
separation of wastes from the blood
metastasis
spread of a cancerous tumor to a secondary organ or tissue
peri-
surrounding
poly-
many
per-
through
syn-
together
neo-
new
meta-
change
para-
near, beside, abnormal
post-
after, behind
transurethral
pertaining to across or through the urethra
subcutaneous
pertaining to under the skin
tachypnea
rapid breathing
unilateral
pertaining to one side
pseudocyesis
false pregnancy
paralysis
loss of movement in muscles
remission
symptoms lessen
relapse
disease or symptoms return
neoplasm
new growth (tumor)
periosteum
membrane surrounding a bone
bradycardia
condition of slow heartbeat
hypodermic
pertaining to under the skin
abduction
carrying away from (the body)
adrenal
two endocrine glands each above a kidney
antitoxin
a substance that acts against a poison
hemiglossectomy
removal of half of the tongue
benign
harmless; noncancerous
neonatal
newborn
postmortem
after death
syndrome
symptoms that occurs together
bifurcation
branching into two
antibiotic
substance against germ life
diarrhea
complete discharge
bilateral
both sides
dehydration
lack of water
infra-
below
pro-
before
postnatal
pertaining to after birth
suprarenal
pertaining to above the kidney
dysplasia
bad (abnormal) formation
ab-
away from
cata-
down
syn-
together
sym-
together
retro-
behind, backward
supra-
above
a-
not, no, without
pan-
all
semi-
half
hemi-
half
micro-
small
tachy-
fast
pseudo-
false
ultra-
beyond, excess
necr/o
death
carp/o
carpals
gloss/o
tongue
seps/o
infection
cost/o
ribs
-rrhea
discharge
-plasa
formation
-pnea
breathing
-partum
birth, labor
-trophy
development
thry/o
means shield
-plasia
means formation and development
trache/o
windpipe; trachea
morph/o
means form or shape
-cyesis
means pregnancy
dactyl/o
means toes or fingers
-ptosis
means prolapse or sag
trans-
means across or through
furc/o
means forking or branching
-blast
means immature or embryonic
abnormal
pertaining to away from the norm (rule); not regular
adductor
one who (muscle which) leads toward the body
adrenal gland
endocrine glands located above (toward) the kidneys
anabolism
process of casting (building) up materials (proteins) within cells
analysis
to separate (apart)
pyschoanalysis
is a psychiatric treatment that explores the mind
urinalysis
is a laboratory examination of urine to aid in diagnosis
anteflexion
bending forward
autoimmune disease
a condition related to making antibodies (immune substance) against one's own (auto-) cells and tissues
auto-
self; own
catabolism
process of casting down materials (sugar) to release energy in cells
connective
to tie (bind) together
fer-
means to carry or bring
contraindication
to point out against; as reasons why a drug should not be taken
diameter
to measure through
dialysis
complete separation
endocardium
inner lining (membrane) of the heart
endoscope
instrument to view within the body
euthyroid
normal thyroid function
hyperplasia
condition of increased formation (increase in number of cells)
hypodermic injection
use of a needle and syringe to force liquid under the skin
insomniac
pertaining to inability to sleep
incision
process of cutting into; sectioning
intravenous
pertaining to within a vein
macrocephaly
pertaining to an enlarged head; a congenital anomaly
malignant
harmful, bad; cancerous condition
metacarpal bones
five hand bones (beyond the wrist)
microscope
instrument to view small objects
pericardium
membrane surrounding the heart
polymorphonuclear
pertaining to many-shaped nucleus; a type of white blood cell
polyneuritis
inflammation of many nerves
postpartum
after childbirth
precancerous
pertaining to before cancer
prenatal
pertaining to before birth
prolapse
sliding forward or downward
suprapubic
pertaining to above the pubic vone (part of the pelvis)
synthesis
to put of place together
symmetry
state of "measurement together"
transfusion
to pour across, as in transferring blood from one person to another