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Deciphering the Code by Y.Harrell

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show creation, cause   pathogenic  
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show water   hydrophobia, dehydration  
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show change   morphology  
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myc/o   show dermatomycosis  
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show death   necrosis  
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show straight   rectoplasty, rectitis  
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show suffering, disease   pathology  
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-centesis   show amniocentesis  
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-gram   show cardiogram  
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-graph   show cardiograph  
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-graphy   show cardiography  
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-meter   instrument used to measure   show
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-metry   process of measuring   show
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-scope   instrument used to look   show
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show process of looking   arthroscopy  
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LV   show Left ventricular hypertrophy can occur in response to high blood pressure.  
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show Right Ventricle: The heart chamber that pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs.   Right ventricular failure can lead to swelling in the legs.  
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ASA   show often prescribed to reduce the risk of heart attacks.  
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show High-Density Lipoprotein: Known as "good" cholesterol, it helps remove other forms of cholesterol from the bloodstream.   are associated with a lower risk of heart disease.  
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LDL   show Reducing LDL levels can help prevent coronary artery disease.  
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ECG   show can help diagnose arrhythmias and other heart conditions.  
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BP   Blood Pressure: The force of blood against the walls of the arteries.   show
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CAD   show can lead to chest pain or heart attacks.  
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CHF   Congestive Heart Failure: A condition where the heart is unable to pump blood effectively.   show
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mi   Myocardial Infarction: Another term for a heart attack, where blood flow to a part of the heart is blocked.   show
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Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome   A condition caused by an extra electrical pathway in the heart, leading to rapid heartbeats.   show
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Kawasaki Disease   An illness that primarily affects children and involves inflammation of the blood vessels, which can lead to heart problems.   show
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Eisenmenger Syndrome   A condition resulting from a congenital heart defect that leads to pulmonary hypertension.   show
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(MVP) Mitral Valve Prolapse   A condition where the mitral valve does not close properly, often leading to regurgitation.   show
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Beck's Triad   A set of three symptoms (hypotension, muffled heart sounds, and jugular venous distension) associated with cardiac tamponade.   show
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show A disease of the heart muscle that affects its ability to pump blood effectively.   Dilated cardiomyopathy is a type that can lead to heart failure.  
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show High blood pressure   increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.  
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Angina Pectoris   Chest pain or discomfort caused by reduced blood flow to the heart muscles   show
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Arrhythmia   An irregular heartbeat   show
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Atherosclerosis   show can lead to heart attacks and strokes.  
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show disease in your bone or refers to the bone.   osteoporosis  
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show surgery - the removal of.   vasectomy  
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Cost/o   In between the ribs   show
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dactyl/o   Refers to fingers and toes.   show
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show Relating to the wrist   Carpal bones  
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show Refers to the tibia and fibula-in the shin bone.   Tibial Fracture  
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Algia, dynia   show Myalgia  
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show Swelling caused by excess fluid.   Lymphedema  
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-ptosis   show Blepharoptosis  
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Spondylo-   show Spondylitis  
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Arthr/o   Joints   show
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-itis   inflammation in the brain   show
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nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug(NASID)   A medicine that reduces inflammation.   show
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Tax/o   absent of movement   show
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arth   show arthrolysis  
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craino   show craniosynostosis  
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show Can relate to disease, conditions, or specific body functions.   Ophthalmology  
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brady   slow movement   show
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meta   show metatarsalgia  
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show muscles(removal of a muscle tunor(myomectomy) )   Myasthenia  
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show the connective tissue surrounding muscles   Fasciitis  
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cerebell/o   Refers to the cerebellum - part of the brain.   show
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neur/o   nerves   show
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psych/o   mind   show
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-mania   show Pyromania  
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myel/o   show Myelopathy  
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show paralysis   Paraplegia  
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mening/o   show Meningitis  
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cerebr/o, encephal/o   brain   show
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show sleep   Insomnia  
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-paresis   show Hemiparesis  
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lacrim/o   tear   show
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aur/o; ot/o   show Otoscope  
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Phas/o   Speech   show
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gnosi/o   show Agnosia  
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show Diaphragm(mind)   Schizophrenia  
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dacryo   tear   show
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-emia   show anemia  
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show A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the adrenal cortex to produce cortisol.   Adrenocorticotropic hormone  
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show A condition characterized by excessive thirst and large volumes of dilute urine due to insufficient production of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) or a lack of response to ADH.   Diabetes Insipidus  
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FBS   A test that measures blood glucose levels after fasting for a specific period, usually overnight.   show
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GTT   A test used to diagnose diabetes and other disorders of glucose metabolism, where blood glucose levels are measured after consuming a glucose-rich drink.   show
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show A group of diseases characterized by high blood glucose levels due to defects in insulin production, insulin action, or both.   Diabetes Melilitus  
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show heart   Cardiology  
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peri   around or surrounding (the heart)   show
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tachy   show tachycardia  
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dys   bad, difficult, or abnormal.   show
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scler   hard   show
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show veins   venogram  
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PCI   A non-surgical procedure used to treat narrowing of the coronary arteries of the heart.   show
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CO   The volume of blood the heart pumps per minute.   show
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show A sudden, unexpected loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness.   Sudden Cardiac Arrest  
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CHF   show Congestive Heart Failure  
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show The amount of blood pumped by the left ventricle of the heart in one contraction.   Stroke Volume  
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show High blood pressure.   Hypertension  
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show blood vessel or just a "vessel"   angioscopy  
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show A surgical procedure to improve blood flow to the heart by creating a bypass around blocked arteries.   Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting  
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show A type of MRI that specifically looks at blood vessels.   Magnetic Resonance Angiography  
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TEE   show Transesophageal Echocardiogram  
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hypophys/o   show Hypophysitis  
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aden/o   Gland   show
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thym/o   show Thymus  
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gluc/o, glucos/o, glyc/o   show Glucagon, glucocorticoid, glucosuria, hypoglycemia  
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adrenal/o   Refers to the adrenal glands   show
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thyr/o   Refers to the "thyroid" gland.   show
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-tropin   show corticotropin, thyrotropin, gonadotropin  
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luek/o   White blood cells   show
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show cell   leukocyte  
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-penia ; pen   Deficiency   show
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Ket/o   show diabetic ketoacidosis  
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show calciuria   urine condition  
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thromb/o   show Thrombosis  
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phleb/o   vein   show
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coagul (middle term)   coagulation refers to the blood’s ability to form clots   show
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show main artery leaving the heart and distributing oxygenated blood throughout the body   Aortic  
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ventricul/o   lower chamber of the heart   show
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sept/o   show Septal defect  
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show large blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood from the heart to body tissue.   Arteriosclerosis  
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atri/o   show Atrial fibrillation  
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show fatty plaque.   Atherosclerosis  
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show tumor   Melanoma  
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show skin   Subcutaneous  
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-plasia   show adrenocorticohyperplasia  
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Puitar/o   pituitary gland   show
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Gonad/o   show gonadopathy, gonadogenesis  
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show The pancreas   pancreatitis, pancreatolith  
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adren/o,   Means on the Kidney.   show
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cortic/o   Refers to the "outer surface" of any organ.   show
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Crin/o   show Exocrine, Endocrine  
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-hypo   show Hypoglycemia  
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-hyper   show Hyperglycemia  
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hormon/o   To rush or push.   show
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meno, mena   The lack of your menstural flow.   show
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-rrhea   discharge(flow)(runny)   show
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-ism or -ia or -osis   condition   show
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Thel   show Thelarche  
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show Excessive thirst   Polydipsia  
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poly   show Polyuria  
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show Extremities, but also can mean top or high.   Acromegaly  
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Galacto,   show galactorrhea  
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-ophthalmos, otone   the eye   show
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show hernia   thyrocele  
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-megaly   enlargement   show
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Eu   show Euglycemia  
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lipid or "steato"   Fat   show
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Endar or endo , enter/o   Inside   show
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Exo   Outside   show
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ic retro   show endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography  
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show loosen, "breakdown".   glycolysis  
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TSH   A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that controls how much thyroid hormone the thyroid gland makes.   show
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show A hormone produced by the thyroid gland.   triiodothyronine (one of two primary hormones produced by the thyroid)  
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show Tests performed to evaluate the function of the thyroid.   Thyroid Function Test  
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-toxin   show Thyroidtoxin  
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show Change   pseudocyst  
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-ic   show pancreatic  
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-crine   secreation   show
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show creation   ketogenesis  
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ic hyper   pertaining to over   show
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-crit   show hematocrit  
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show Liver   hepatosplenitis  
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-ectasia   Dilation   show
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-lytic, -lysis   the "breakdown"   show
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Lapar/o, celi/o, abdomin/o   show Laparosplenectomy  
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-otomy   Incision   show
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Nephr/o or ren/o   show nephrosplenopexy  
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-pexy   show nephrosplenopexy  
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-apheresis   Separation   show
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-oid(suffix)   show adenoid  
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ox/o   Oxygen   show
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isch   To hold back or restrain(blockage).   show
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-pnea, spri/o   show eupnea  
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rhin/o, nas/o   nose   show
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or/o, stomat/o   mouth   show
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show diaphragm   phrenospasm, phrenoplegia  
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pulmon/o   lungs   show
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show chest   thoracic, pectoralgia, pectus excavatum, stethoscope  
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show carbon dioxide   hypercapnia, hypocarbia  
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show tumor, cyst, or mass   Lymphoma, Carcinoma, Glioma  
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cyst/o or a vesic/o   show cystocele  
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show stone   choledocholithectomy  
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show sperm   aspermia, spermicide, spermatocele  
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Gingiv/o   show gingivectomy  
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chol/e, bil/i   show cholangiopancreatography  
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meat/o   opening or to go through   show
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prostat/o   show prostatitis, prostatomegaly  
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balan/o   Penis   show
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glomerul/o   show glomerulopathy, glomerulonephritis  
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pyel/o   renal pelvis.   show
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ureter/o   show urethralgia  
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show epididymis   epididymectomy, epididymectomy  
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orchi/o   testicle   show
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ur/o, urin/o   urine system   show
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tonsill/o   Almond   show
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adenoid/o   show adenoidectomy, adenoiditis  
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laryng/o   show laryngospasm, laryngitis  
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pharyng/o   The pharynx (THE THROAT) is the pathway used by both food and air.   show
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trache/o ; trach/a   windpipe(rough)   show
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show hollow or cavity   sinusitis, sinusotomy  
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pneum/o, pneumat/o, pneumon/o, pulmon/o   show pneumomelanosis, pneumatology, pneumonia  
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show Lobe: a well-defined portion of any organ. We are checking his spermatogenesis to make sure he can produce healthy sperm.   lobectomy, lobotomy  
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bronch/o, bronchi/o   show bronchoscope, bronchiostenosis  
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bronchiol/o   The little bronchus, which is a smaller subdivision of the bronchial tubes.   show
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alveol/o   hollow or cavity   show
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show sound   dysphonia  
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show blood   hemoptysis  
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cyan   blue   show
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show cough   hemoptysis  
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show speak   pectoriloquy  
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-cavatum   hollowed   show
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-ectasis   expansion   show
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caseous necr   show caseous necrosis  
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-fusion   show pleural effusion  
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show narrowing   tracheostenosis  
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computed tomo   show computed tomography  
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-malacia   softening   show
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coni   dust   show
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theli   show mesothelioma  
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show Repair (reconstruction)   palatoplasty  
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show septum   septoplasty  
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show opening.   tracheostomy  
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show tooth   dentist, odontalgia  
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gloss/o, lingu/o   Tongue   show
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gastr/o   show gastritis, gastropexy  
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duoden/o   show gastroduodenoscope, duodenectomy  
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show anus   anoplasty, anal fistula  
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-aphoresis   show Diaphoresis  
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-exis   show arteriorrhexis  
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show vomiting   hyperemesis  
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-clasis   show odontoclasis  
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-phony   sound   show
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chondr   cartilage   show
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umbilic   show umbilical  
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mal   bad   show
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show cancer   hepatocarcinoma  
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show suture   enterorrhaphy  
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show duct   Choledocho  
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amni/o   The amnion is the innermost membrane covering the fetus.   show
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-cyesis   show pseudocyesis  
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show Cervix   cervicectomy  
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hyster/o, metr/o, uter/o; -truim   A Uterus.   show
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show Egg(ovary).   oophorocystectomy  
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salping/o   show salpingectomy, salpingoscope  
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fet/o   Offspring, fetus   show
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part/o, nat/o   Birth   show
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vulv/o   Vulva   show
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show Breast   mammoplasty  
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perine/o   Perineum   show
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toc/o   show oxytocin  
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show Chorion   chorioamnionitis  
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mast/o   show mastectomy  
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vagin/o, colp/o   show Vaginoplasty  
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gyn/o, gynec/o   Woman   show
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show The expected date when a pregnant woman will give birth, typically calculated 40 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period.   Expected date of delivery  
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FAS   show Fetal alcohol syndrome  
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G   show Gravida  
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LGA   show Large for gestational age  
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CPD   show Cephalopelvic disproportion  
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contra-   against or opposite.   show
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-taxis   bloody nose   show
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show together   craniosynostosis  
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mono   one   show
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-ium   biological tissue   show
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ile   small intestine   show
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colon   large intestine   show
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