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prolapse, drooping, sagging,
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| visual examination, to view, examine |
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pertaining to away from the norm or rule.
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Localized collection of pus,
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sudden, sharp, severe
used to describe a disease that has a sudden onset, severe symptoms, and a short course |
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Literally means a process of being stuck together.
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| Carrying impulses toward a center |
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| Condition of being able to walk, not confined to bed |
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| Substance given to counteract poisons and their effects |
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pretaining to an agent that is used to lower an elevated body temperature (fever)
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pertaining to an agent that works against sepsis (putrefaction) a technique or product used to prevent or limit infections
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anti- against
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| condition in which one lacks feelings and emotions and is indifferent |
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a- without
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without decay; sterile, free from all living microorganisms
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| an apparatus that sterilizes instruments and items using steam under pressure, 15 pounds of pressure per square inch |
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auto- self
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condition of being self-governed; to function independently
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axill armpit
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bi(o) life
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surgical removal of a small piece of tissue for microscopic examination
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cac- bad
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Condition of ill health, malnutrition, and wasting |
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centi- one hundred,
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centi- one hundred,
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centr/i center
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Device used in a laboratory to separate solids from liquids |
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chem/o chemical
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The use of chemical agents in the treatment of disease, specifically drugs used in cancer therapy |
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| pertaining to time; denotes a disease with little change or of slow progression; the opposite of acute |
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Determination of the cause and nature of a disease |
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dia- through
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To carry through sweat glands; profuse sweating |
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dis- apart
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Chemical substance that can be applied to objects to destroy pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria |
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| pertaining to among the people; the rapid, widespread ocurrence of an infectious desease that can be spread by any pathological organism transmitted by and to humans, birds, insects, etc. |
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| study of the cause(s) of disease |
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| pertainig to fever, a sustained body temperature above 98.6 F |
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unit of weight in the metric system; a cubic centimeter or a milliliter of water is equal to the waight of a gram
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| unit of weight in the metric system; 1000 g; a kilogram is equal to2.2 lb |
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| unit of volume in the metric system; 1000 mL; a liter is qual to 33.8 oz or 1.0567 qt |
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pertaining to objects large enough to be examined by the naked eye |
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| literally means a process of being badly shaped,deformed; a structural defect that fails to form normal shape and therefore can affect the function; e.g.,cleft lip |
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| pertaining to the greatest possible quantity, number or degree |
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| unit of weght in the metric system;0.001 mg |
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| small living organisms that are not visible to the naked eye |
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| scientific instrument designed to view small objects |
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