Lecture 1c Flashcards by Thomas Moore | Brainscape

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Al-

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Pertaining to

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Ar/arv-

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Pertaining to-

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Algia-

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Condition of pain-

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Blast-

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Immature-

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Centesis-

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Surgical puncture to remove fluid-

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Cyte-

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Cell

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Ectasis-

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Dilation, expansion-

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Emesis-

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Vomiting-

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Esis-

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Condition,action, process

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Ectomy-

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Removal of-

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Emia-

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Blood condition-

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Eal-

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Pertaining to-

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Gram-

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Record-

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Graph-

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Instrument to record-

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Graphy-

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Process of recording-

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Grapher-

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Person who records

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Globin-

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Protein in blood-

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Itis-

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InflamMation-

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IC-

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Pertaining to

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ISM-

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Medical condition-

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Ia-

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Condition-

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Iasis-

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Condition or state

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Logy-

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Study of-

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Logist-

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Someone who studies-

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Lysis-

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Separation, breakdown, destruction

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Oma-

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Tumor, mass

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Osis-

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Abnormal condition-

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Opsy-

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Process of removing tissue

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Otomy/tomy-

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A cutting operation-

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Ostomy/stomy

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Opening-

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Pathy-

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Disease condition-

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Penia-

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Deficiency-

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Phasia-

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Difficulty-

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Plasty-

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Surgical repair-

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Rrhea-

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Flow, discharge-

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Rrhagia

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Excessive discharge of blood

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Rrhaphy

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Surgical suturing

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Scope-

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Instrument used to visualize

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Scopy-

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Visual instrument

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Stasis-

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Stoplpage of blood, fluids-

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Trophy-

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Denotes food, nutrition, growth-

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Tripsy-

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Mechanical force or sound waves-

Crushing