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41 Cards in this Set
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-oma |
A suffix meaning tumor |
Kids saying "oh ma" because she has two more children |
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-dyn, -algia |
Suffixes (2) meaning pain |
A waiter with a plate of food coming through a window pane |
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-osis |
A suffix meaning any condition |
An oasis with air conditioners |
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suffix |
A word part or element placed at the end of a medical term used to describe what is wrong with a body part or what is being done to correct it. |
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-megal, -megaly (n) |
Suffix (and variation) meaning enlarged |
A really large megaphone |
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-itis |
A suffix meaning inflamed |
An eye test chart that is in flames |
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-malacia |
A suffix meaning soft |
A jar of molasses with soft serve ice cream in it |
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-path, -pathy |
A suffix (and variation) meaning disease |
A path covered in daisies |
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-ologist |
A suffix meaning specialist |
An old log chest with a giant spatula coming out of it |
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-ology |
A suffix meaning the study of |
An old log full of cheese that is being studied |
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-penia |
A suffix meaning deficiency |
A pen with a dead fish on it |
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-spasm |
A suffix meaning involuntary contraction |
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-oid |
A suffix meaning resemble |
Oil cans that look alike (resemble one another), but are slightly different |
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-scop, -scopy |
A suffix (and variation) meaning look at or observe |
A telescope that is being looked at instead of looked through |
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-gram |
A suffix meaning record |
Two graham crackers that have a record between them |
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-otomy |
A suffix meaning cut into |
An odd shaped tomato that is being cut into |
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-ostomy |
A suffix meaning to create an opening |
An ostrich that is creating an opening into a tomato |
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-ectomy |
A suffix meaning surgical removal |
An egg being surgically removed from a tomato |
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-lysis |
A suffix meaning loosened/destruction |
A license plate that is loosened and being destroyed |
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-rrhexis |
A suffix meaning rupture |
Two cars that have wrecked and their tires have ruptured |
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-desis |
A suffix meaning binding |
A thesis that has a binding around it |
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-trophy |
A suffix meaning development |
A trophy that has a housing development on it |
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-ptosis |
A suffix meaning falling |
Toast that is falling off a table |
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-dyn, -algia |
Suffixes (2) meaning pain |
A waiter serving dinner through a window pain |
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-rraphy |
A suffix meaning suture/stitches |
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-emesis |
A suffix meaning vomiting |
A mess that is from someone vomiting |
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-ectasis |
A suffix meaning expansion |
An egg with tassels that have pans in the shape of X on the ends |
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-esthesia |
A suffix meaning feeling |
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-pexy |
A suffix meaning suspension |
Pigs wearing suspenders |
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-cele |
A suffix meaning hernia |
A seal with hairy knees |
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-asthenia |
A suffix meaning weak |
A teenager holding a giant weekly calendar |
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-tope |
A suffix meaning place |
Top with placemat |
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-crine |
A suffix meaning to secrete |
A crime with two secretaries stopping it |
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-plegia |
A suffix meaning paralysis |
People saying the pledge of allegiance and everything including the flag are paralyzed |
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-rrhag |
A suffix meaning blood flow |
A raging river flowing with blood |
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-rrhe, -rrhea |
A suffixes (and variation) meaning flow |
A reed (musical instrument) with water flowing out of it |
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-acusis |
A suffix meaning hearing |
A cue stick with a hearing aid in it |
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-phil, -philia |
A suffix meaning attraction for |
A block of Philadelphia cream cheese with a tractor and fork on it |
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-ptysis |
A suffix meaning spitting |
Neck ties that are spitting |
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-stasis |
A suffix meaning stopping or standing |
Train station with a man standing on a stop sign |
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-plast |
A suffix meaning surgical repair |
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