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able
capable of
ac
referring to
algia
pain in a certain part
apsi
juncture
synapse- where two neurons connect
ary
associated with
asthen
weakness
myasthenia gravis- a disease involving paralysis
atomos
indivisible
anatomy- involves dissection
bryo
swollen
cide
destroy or kill
cipit
head
occipital
clast
break
osteoclast
crine
separate
dips
thirst or dry
ectomy
cutting out
ell, elle
small
emia
condition of the blood
esthesi
sensation
anesthesia
ferent
carry
form
shape
fuge
driving out
centrifuge
gen
an agent that initiates
pathogen
glea, glia
glue
neuroglia-the connective tissue of the nervous system
gram
a record
electrocardiogram
graph
instrument used to record
ia
condition
insomnia
iatrics
medical specialty
ism
condition
lemma
sheath
sarcolemma- te plasma membrane of a muscle
lysis
loosen or break down
malacia
soft
osteomalacia- bone softening
mania
obsession
nata
birth
nom
govern
autonomic nervous system
odyn
pain
coccygodynia- pain in the region of the coccyx
oid
like or resembling
oma
tumor
opia
defect of the eye
ory
referring to
auditory-referring to hearing
pathy
disease
phasia
speech
phil, philo
like or love
hydrophilic- water attracting molecules
phragm
partition
phylax
guard
prophylactic
plas
grow
neoplasia- an abnormal growth
plasm
form or shape
cytoplasm
plasty
reconstruction of a part
plegia
paralysis
rrhagia
abnormal or excessive discharge
hemorrhage
rrhea
flow or discharge
diarrhea-abnormal emptying of the bowels
scope
instrument used for examination
some
body
chromosome
sorb
suck in
absorb
stalsis
compression
stasis
arrest or stop
hemostasis- arrest of bleeding
stitia
"come to stand"
interstitial fluid- between the cells
stomy
establishment of an artificial opening
tegm
cover
integumentary system
tomy
to cut
trud
thrust
protrude
ty
condition of or state of
immunity
uria
urine
polyuria
zyme
ferment
enzyme