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72 Cards in this Set

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Abdomen

abdomen, abdominis (m.)

Abdominal

abdominalis, abdominale (adj.)

Abducent, leadding away

abducens, abducentis (adj.)

Abductor (muscles)

abductor, abductoris (m.)

Ablation, the surgical removal of body tissue

ablation, ablationis (f.)

Abnormality

abnormalitas, abnormalitatis (f.)

Abortive

abortivus, a, um (adj.)

Abortion, muscarriage

abortus, us (m.)

Abscess, a swollen area with pus

abscessus, us (m.)

Absence

absentia, absentiae (f.)

Abstinence

abstinentia, abstinentiae (f.)

Absurd

absurdus, a, um (adj.)

Accelerator

accelerator, acceleratoris (m.)

Accessory

accessorius, accessoria, accessorium (adj.)

Sharp

acer, acris, acre (adj.)

Acid

acidum, acidi (n.)

Acne

acne, acnes (f.)

Acquired, obtained

acquisitus, acquisita, acquisitum (adj.)

Acromion

acromion, acromii (n.)

Acoustic

acusticus, a, um (adj.)

Acute

acutus, acuta, acutum (adj.)

To, into

Ad (4th case)

Adamantine, enamelous (unable to be broken, hard coating)

adamantinus, a, um (adj.)

Adductor (muscles)

adductor, adductoris (m.)

Fat

adeps, adipis (m. & f.)

Adipose, fatty

adiposus, a, um (adj.)

Entrance, entering

aditus, us (m.)

Helping, adjuvant

adiuvans, adiuvantis

Adrenal

adrenalis, adrenale (adj.)

Powdering

adspersorius, adspersoria, adspersorium (adj.)

Adult (adj.)

adultus, a, um

Adult (noun)

adultus, adulti (m.)

Sick (adj.)

aegrotus, a, um

Sick (noun)

aegrotus, aegroti (m.)

Equal

aequalis, is, e

Ether

aether, aetheris? (m.)

Conducting towards sth like nerve, afferent

afferens, afferentis (adj.)

Affinity, similarity

affinitas, affinitatis (f.)

Fear of open spaces, agoraphobia

agoraphobia, agoraphobiae (f.)

Wing

ala, alae (f.)

White

albus, a, um (adj.)

Alien, strange

alienus, a, um (adj.)

Alimentary, relating to nourishment or sustenance

alimentarius, ria, rium (adj.)

Other, different

alius, a, ud

Allergy

allergia, allergae (f.)

Allotransplantation, transplantation of cells, tissues or organs from the non-identical donor of the same species

allotransplantatio, tionis (f.)

Baldness, losing hair

alopecia, alopeciae (f.)

Other, the other

alter, altera, alterum (adj.)

Alveolus, tiny air sacs in the lungs

alveolus, alveoli (m.)

Cavity of abdomen, belly

alvus, alvi? alveoli? (f.)

Bitter

amarus, a, um (adj.)

ambidexter, using both hands w/ equal ease

ambidexter, ambidextra, ambidextrum (adj.)

(Female) friend

amica, amicae (f.)

Love

amor, amoris (m.)

Amphiarthrosis, slightly movable joint

amphiarthrosis, is/eos (f.)

Amputation, surgical removal of all or part of the limb

amputatio, amputationis (f.)

Almond, tonsil

amygdala, amygdalae (f.)

Starch

amylum, amyli (n.)

Anemia

anaemia, anaemiae (f.)

Anesthesia

anaesthesia, anaesthesiae (f.)

Alleviating pains, making the pain less severe

analgeticus, a, um (adj.)

Analysis

analysis, is/eos (f.)

Medical history of the patient

anamnesis, is/eos (f.)

Anatomy

anatomia, anatomiae (f.)

Condition marked by severe intense pain

angina, anginae (f.)

A sudden constriction of a blood vessel

angiospasmus, i (m.)

Angle

angulus, anguli (m.)

Soul

anima, animae (f.)

Animal

animal, animalis (n.)

Congenital absence (defects that is present at birth) of teeth

anodontia, anodontiae (f.)

Inconsistant, irregularity

anomalia, anomaliae (f.)

Antagonist

antagonista, antagonistae (m.)