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| usually, but not always indicates the procedure, condition, disorder or disease. A suffix always comes at the end of a word |
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| usually, but not always indicates location, time, number, or status. A prefix always comes at the beginning of a word |
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| bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge |
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| surgical removal, cutting out, excision |
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| surgically creating an artificial opening |
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| cutting, surgical incision |
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| medical screening of patients to determine their priority of need and proper place of treatment |
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| objective evidence of disease such as a fever |
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| identification of a disease |
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| subjective evidence of disease such as pain or headache |
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| set of signs and symptoms that occur together as part of a specific disease process |
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| prediction of the probable course and outcome of a disorder |
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| rapid onset of condition, severe course, relatively short duration |
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| condition of long duration which can be controlled but rarely cured |
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| temporary, partial or complete disappearance of the symptoms of a disease without having achieved a cure |
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| bad, difficult or painful |
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| toward, to, in the direction of |
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