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all prefixes, across (through), below, behind |
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what happens during a stroke? |
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blood cant reach the brain. depending on the part of the brain, the symptoms are different. ---lost o movement ( parlysis, lossof speech( aphasia |
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cerebrum, largest part of the brain
cerebral - cerebellum- pertains to thinking, voluntary movement, sensation, |
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intrument to visually view |
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the male urinary tract- what does prostate gland do? |
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the prostate gland is located infront of the urinary bladder and it secretes fluid that conbines with sperm to form semen, which leaves through the urethra during ejaculation |
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cell. .....different from cySt = urinary bladder |
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knowledge
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dia- complete, sis- state of, gnos- knowledge
diagnosis - complete knowledge gained complete, through |
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sis- means state of - diagnosis - state of complete knowledge |
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condition of the blood. anemia- excessive lost of red blood cells |
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ones own or ones self. autopsy- one viewing a dead body with their own eyes to determine the cause of death. autopsy. "opsy"- view by your self. with your own eyes. view |
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what happens during a cerebralvascular accident? |
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pertaining to a blood vessel. blood to the brain iscompromised, this leads to death of brain cells and can lead to brain damage. |
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platelets ( help blood from clotting) |
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five different types that help fight disease |
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protein. hemo= blood hemoglobin |
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formation of plurals Singular --> plural --> meaning 1. vertebra a --> e 2. bursa --> burse 3.. diagnosis sis --> es 4. ex, ix --> ices apex--> apices, cortex --> cortices, 5. on--> a ganglion --> ganglia 6. um- a bacterium --> bacteria 7. us--i bronchus --> bronchi 7 |
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1. backbones 2. sacs of fluid near joint 3.determination of the nature and causes of diseases
5. groups of nerve cells |
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hemat = blood, oma = mass
a "mass" of blood trapped in tissues of the skin or in organ. . often results from trama. and is commonly called a bruise or "black and blue" mark. |
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abdomen ( area between the cheast and the hip) ...laparotomy - large incision in the abdomen wall. |
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tomy means incision and ectomy means to cut out. an excision or resection of an organ or part if the body |
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kidney
nephron nephroectomy = incison or cutting out part of the kidney. |
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blood over production of white cancerous cells. abnormal cells produed in bone marrow and stop the production ofnormal blood cells, red blood cells and clotting cells. |
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nerve
neurology - study of the nerves. |
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oste= bone, arthr= joint, itis= inflammation. this is when the bone oint thickens, bone fragments, the cartilage starts to degenrate. |
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abnormal condition of the kidney |
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abnormal condition
psychosis |
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kidney = ren = latin root for kidney nephr- greek root for kidney |
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flesh
bone, muscle, fat , cartilage |
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oma- cancerous tumors. grow from fleshy tissues of the body, such as muscle, fat, bone, and cartilage |
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oma- cancerous tumors. grow from fleshy tissues of the body, such as muscle, fat, bone, and cartilage |
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hyperthyroidism- what are the signs and sympotoms |
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secretes toooo much thyroid hormone. the thyroid gland is in the neck, and it secretes the hormone thyroxine, and this helps the cells burn food and release energy
rapid pulse, nervousness, excessive sweating, swelling of tissues behind the eye. |
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process of visual examination |
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flow or watery discharge, which was once thought to cause joint pain. |
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bad, painful, difficult, abnormal |
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thse people lack insulin. and insulin enables sugar to leave the bloodstream and enter cells. |
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transurethralresection of the prostate gland (TURP) |
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taking a small piece of the body and viewing it under the microscope. |
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painful, bad, diffcult
entro- intentines
painful intestines. food/water contimated with bacteria or fungi. severe bleeding and pooping. :-b |
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pertaining to produced by or produced. |
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hardening, stiffening of a structure |
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An aneurysm is an abnormal widening or ballooning of a portion of an artery due to weakness in the wall of the blood vessel |
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