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57 Cards in this Set
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a- |
without |
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aden/o |
gland |
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adip/o |
fat |
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ana- , an |
backward |
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anter/o |
before or front |
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carcin/o |
cancerous or cancer |
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caud/o |
tail or lower part of the body |
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cephal/o |
head |
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chondr/i , chondr/o |
cartilage |
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-crine , crin/o |
to secrete |
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dem/o , dem/i- |
population |
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dors/o , dors/i |
back of the body |
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epi- |
above |
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eti/o |
cause |
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ex- |
outside or away from |
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-gen |
producing |
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hist/o , histi/o |
tissue |
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home/o |
constant |
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idi/o |
peculiar to the individual |
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ili/o |
hip bone |
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-ior |
pertaining to |
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lumb/o |
lower back |
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-ose |
pertaining to |
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pan- |
entire |
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pelv/i , pelv/o |
pelvis |
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peritone/o |
peritoneum |
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physi/o , physic/o |
nature or physical |
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-plasia , plas/i , plas/o |
formation |
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-plasm |
formative material of cells |
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poster/o |
back |
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retro- |
behind |
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-stasis , -static |
control |
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-tic |
pertaining to |
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-trophy , troph/o |
development |
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ventr/o |
belly side of the body |
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endo- |
within |
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exo- |
out of |
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anaplasia |
change in cell structure and orientation |
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anatomy |
study of body structures |
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anomaly |
deviation from what is regarded as normal |
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aplasia |
defective development of an organ or tissue |
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dysplasia |
abnormal development of cells, tissues, or organs |
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distal |
farthest from the midline |
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dorsal |
back of the body or organ |
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medial |
nearer the midline |
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posterior |
situated in the back |
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anterior |
situated in the front |
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etiology |
study of the causes of diseases |
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endemic |
ongoing presence of a disease within a population |
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histology |
study of tissues |
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pandemic |
outbreak of a disease over a large area |
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epidemic |
sudden outbreak of a disease |
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idiopathic disorder |
illness without known cause |
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infectious disease |
illness caused by pathogenic organisms |
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nosocomial infection |
disease acquired in a hospital or clinic |
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genetic disorder |
pathologic condition caused by an absent or defective gene |
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iatrogenic illness |
unfavorable response arising from a medical treatment |