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the suffix -oma means tumor or mass |
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life
biology
The suffix -ology is composed of the root log (study) and the final suffix -y (process or condition). |
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cancerous, cancer
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a carcinoma is a cancerous tumor. Carcinomas frow from epithelial (surface or skin) cells that cover the outside of the body ad line organs, cavities, and tubes within the body. |
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head
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the suffix -ic means pertaining to. A cephalic presentation describes a "head first" position for the delivery of an infant |
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cerebrum (largest part of the brain)
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the suffix -al means pertaining to. |
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to cut
incision
the prefix in- means into, and the suffix -ion means process. |
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to secrete (to form and give off)
endocrine glands
the prefix endo- means within |
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urinary bladder; a sac or a cyst (sac containing fluid) |
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skin
dermatitis
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the prefix hypo- means under or below. |
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electricity
electrocardiogram
the suffix -gram means record. |
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brain
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intestines (usually the small intestine)
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the suffix -cyte means cell. Erythrocytes carry oxygen in the blood |
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stomach
gastrectomy
the suffix -ectomy means excision or removal |
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sugar
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the prefix hyper- means excessive, above, or more than normal.
The suffix -emia means blood condition. |
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knowledge
diagnosis
the prefix dia- means complete. The suffix -sis means state or condition of. |
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blood
hematoma
in this term, -oma means a mass or collection of blood, rather than a growth of cells (tumor) |
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pertaining to producing, produced by, or produced in |
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condition, usually abnormal (slight increase in number when used with blood cells) |
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instrument to visually examine |
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process of visually examining with an endoscope |
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excessive, above, more than normal |
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deficient, below, under, less than normal |
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