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Medical Terminology Final Exam Study guide

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bp   show
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show hematocrit  
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show white blood cell  
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sublingual   show
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antipyretic   show
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qd   show
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show twice a day  
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show 3 times a day  
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show nothing by mouth  
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q4h   show
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hyster   show
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mammo   show
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show cells change and usually develop into cancer  
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aplasia   show
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show abnormal development of tissue  
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show too many cells causing enlargement of an organ  
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show too little cells causing incomplete development.  
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a.c.   show
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show after meals  
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p.o   show
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show every hour  
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q.d.   show
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show white  
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cardiorrhexis   show
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show surgical removal of sac around the heart.  
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ostomy   show
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show rupture of muscle  
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show fever, fire  
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show above  
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adenoma   show
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show abnormal tissue  
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myosititis   show
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dystonia   show
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hypokinesia   show
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show hernia  
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septicemia   show
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show cancerous tumor in muscle tissue  
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ileum   show
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show made in liver  
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diverticulum   show
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bruxism   show
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show outer region of kidney  
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sedative   show
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show inflammation of nerve causing shooting pain down leg  
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causalgia   show
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show both ears  
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os   show
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show right eye  
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ou   show
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show jagged torn wound  
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show pathological change in tissue  
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show skin graph  
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malignant melanoma   show
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eclampsia   show
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show painful erection  
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ad   show
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show excessive, increased  
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dys   show
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show away from, negative, absent  
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show rupture  
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show flow or discharge  
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rrhaphy   show
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show bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge  
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scopy   show
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show surgical repair  
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graphy   show
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centesis   show
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stenosis   show
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show abnormal hardening  
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show tissue death  
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megaly   show
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malacia   show
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ectomy   show
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algia   show
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show stomach  
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itis   show
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plasty   show
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melano   show
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show white  
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cyano   show
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thrombo   show
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show urinary bladder  
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show complete blood count  
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show radioactive medications for diagnostic tests  
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show puncture of sac around heart  
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paradoxical drug reaction   show
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show blood test to detect inflammation which could indicate heart disease  
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synovitis   show
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asphyxiation   show
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show breaking down  
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show closes entrance to the trachea  
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show supplies blood to schlera (which is the white of the eye)  
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show white of eye  
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chemical thyroidectomy   show
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bolus   show
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show contains major digestive organs  
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show protects brain  
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show contains reproductive and excremental organs  
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show protects spinal cord  
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show protects heart and lungs  
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morphine   show
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show _3_ malleus (hammer), incus (anvil, stapes (stirrup)  
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show test to measure electricity active through muscle  
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lacrimal sac   show
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show hernia of muscle  
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esophagogastroduodenoscopy   show
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