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| removal of live tissue for viewing |
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disorder of blood vessels within the cerebrum, otherwise known as a stroke |
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| abnormal condition of the skin |
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| condition of painful intestines |
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| structure within the heart |
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| glands that produce hormones |
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| study of the endocrine glands |
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| inflammation of the small intestines |
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| glands that secrete (sweat, tears and saliva) |
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| inflammation of the stomach and small intestines |
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| inflammation of the liver |
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white blood cell (five different types to help fight diseases) |
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| inflammation of the bone and joint |
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| specialist in the study of diseases |
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| cutting back/away part of an organ |
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| pertaining to below the liver |
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| cell that helps blood to clot |
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| record taken electronically of the heart |
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| visual examination of the urinary bladder |
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| record taken electronically of the brain |
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literally means lacking (an-) in blood (-emia) a blood condition where there's a deficiancy of hemoglobin and/or number of red blood cells |
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